Infant care apparatus
AssigneeWonderland Nurserygoods Company Limited
InventorsAndrew J. HORST, Daniel A. SACK, Ryan N. MILLER, Curtis M. HARTENSTINE, William B. BELLOWS
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Abstract
An infant care apparatus includes a standing frame, and an infant resting support connected with the support frame and having a plurality of bearing surfaces. The infant resting support is rotatable relative to the standing frame to position any of the bearing surfaces facing upward for receiving a child thereon, and the infant resting support is further slidable vertically relative to the standing frame to adjust a height of the infant resting support.
Claims24
An infant care apparatus comprising:
- a standing frame;
- and
- an infant resting support connected with the support frame and having a plurality of bearing surfaces;
- wherein the infant resting support is rotatable relative to the standing frame to position any of the bearing surfaces facing upward for receiving a child thereon, and the infant resting support is further movable vertically relative to the standing frame to adjust a height of the infant resting support.
An infant care apparatus comprising:
- a standing frame;
- an infant resting support connected with the support frame and having a first and a second bearing surface, the infant resting support being rotatable relative to the standing frame to position either of the first and second bearing surface facing upward;
- a latch mechanism configured to rotationally lock the infant resting support in a first or a second position with respect to the standing frame, the first bearing surface facing upward when the infant resting support is in the first position, and the second bearing surface facing upward when the infant resting support is in the second position;
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- a release mechanism including a release actuator operatively connected with the latch mechanism, wherein the release actuator is operable to slide in either of a first and a second direction opposite to each other to switch the latch mechanism from a locking state to an unlocking state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.