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CHICAGO - PennZone -- A newly developed high chair tray system designed to help prevent bowls and cups from being thrown to the floor is now seeking retail and manufacturing licensing partners.

The invention, protected under U.S. Patent Application 2025/0325127 A1, introduces an integrated securing mechanism that connects tableware directly to the tray surface. Unlike traditional suction-based bowls, the system is engineered to provide improved stability during use while remaining removable for adults.

Parents frequently face the frustration of repeated food spills caused by toddlers knocking dishes from high chairs. This patent-pending design addresses that everyday challenge with a practical, consumer-friendly solution.

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Key features include:

• Integrated fastening interface
• Removable bowl and cup components
• Food-safe materials
• Designed for compatibility with standard high chair trays
• Simple adult release functionality

The product is positioned for the mass baby feeding accessories category and presents strong potential for retail differentiation and visual merchandising demonstrations.

The invention is currently available for licensing and strategic manufacturing partnerships.

Now available for licensing to retailers, buyers, and manufacturing partners seeking innovative, market-ready solutions.

For licensing inquiries, visit https://123axis.com/