Protective cover for baby carrier
OwnerCatherine A. Berryinventor
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Abstract
A protective cover for covering a portion of a baby carrier in which a baby is to be received. The cover includes a canopy structured to enclose the baby-receiving portion of the carrier when secured to the baby carrier, and a first cutout portion formed along the canopy in a position enabling access to a handle of the baby carrier through the first cutout portion when the cover is positioned over the baby-receiving portion of the carrier. A handle cover flap is attached to the canopy and structured so as to be positionable to close the first cutout portion.
Claims11
A protective cover for covering a portion of a baby carrier in which a baby is to be received, the cover comprising:
- a canopy structured to enclose the baby-receiving portion of the carrier when secured to the baby carrier,
- a first cutout portion formed along the canopy in a position
- enabling access to a handle of the baby carrier through the first cutout portion when the cover is positioned over the baby-receiving portion of the carrier;
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- a handle cover flap attached to the canopy and structured so as to be positionable to close the first cutout portion.
A protective cover for covering a portion of a baby carrier in which a baby is to be received, the cover comprising:
- a canopy structured to enclose the baby-receiving portion of the carrier when secured to the baby carrier, and at least one pocket positioned along a side of the canopy and spaced apart from a vertical plane bisecting the canopy when the baby carrier is sitting upright and the cover is positioned to cover the baby-receiving portion of the carrier.
A cover flap attachable to a canopy of a cover for a baby carrier,
- the canopy being structured to enclose a baby-receiving portion of the carrier when secured to the baby carrier,
- the canopy including a first cutout portion formed along the canopy in a position enabling access to a handle of the baby carrier through the first cutout portion when the cover is positioned over the baby-receiving portion of the carrier
- the cover flap being structured so as to be positionable, when attached to the canopy, to close the first cutout portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.