Travel pillow and child carrier accessory for luggage
OwnerJessica Mellicent Sporbeckinventor
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Abstract
The travel pillow and child carrier accessory for luggage comprises a pouch, a cover flap, a left strap, a right strap, and a cushion insert. The pouch and the cover flap may be a container for holding the cushion insert. The pouch may form a child carrier by removably coupling to a telescoping handle of an item of luggage via the left strap and the right strap such that the pouch and the cushion insert are adapted to function as a back support and the item of luggage as a seat. The pouch May form a pillow by folding and concealing the left strap and the right strap under the cover flap.
Claims15
A travel pillow and child carrier accessory for luggage comprising:
- a pouch, a cover flap, a left strap, a right strap, and a cushion insert;
- wherein the pouch and the cover flap comprise a container for holding the cushion insert;
- wherein the pouch forms a child carrier by removably coupling to a telescoping handle of an item of luggage via the left strap and the right strap such that the pouch and the cushion insert are adapted to function as a back support and the item of luggage as a seat;
- wherein the pouch forms a pillow by folding and concealing the left strap and the right strap under the cover flap;
- wherein an individual strap selected from the left strap and the right strap is a rectangular fabric panel;
- wherein a front of the individual strap comprises one or more proximal fastener halves and one or more distal fastener halves;
- wherein the one or more proximal fastener halves are coupled to the proximal half of the individual strap;
- wherein the one or more distal fastener halves are coupled to the distal half of the individual strap;
- wherein a cushion aperture at the top of the pouch provides accesses to a pocket within the pouch;
- wherein the cushion insert is placed into and removed from the pouch via the cushion aperture;
- wherein the pouch is made from a flexible fabric;
- wherein a rear panel extends upwards to form the cover flap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.