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US 2019/0053639 A1Published application
Baby recliner
OwnerAdam Lawrence Bauschinventor
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Abstract
A baby recliner has two cushions separated from each other by a seam along which one cushion can be folded back against the other cushion to establish a cushion stack. The top cushion is formed with a baby channel defined by seams, with lateral support sections being established outboard of the seams defining the channel. A baby can be placed in the baby channel with his or her head on the cushion stack elevated above the legs which extend down the slightly slanted channel.
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A baby recliner, comprising:
- an elongated rectilinear body defining a length, a width shorter than the length, a long dimension, left and right peripheries extending the length of the body in the long dimension, a transverse dimension perpendicular to the long dimension, a baby rest surface, and a bottom surface opposed to the baby rest surface, both surfaces extending the length and width of the body from a foot end of the body to a head end of the body opposed to the foot end in the long dimension, the body comprising:
- a top cushion stuffed with cushioning material and extending from the head end of the body toward the foot end;
- a recliner cushion stuffed with cushioning material, the recliner cushion being formed with a rectilinear channel transversely inboard of the left and right edges with left and right-side support regions established between the channel and the respective left and right edges, the channel defining a first thickness, the side support regions defining a second thickness thicker than the first thickness;
- a seam extending transversely across the body in the transverse dimension and connecting the top cushion and the recliner cushion;
- wherein the top cushion is foldable relative to the recliner cushion along the seam such that the top cushion can be folded back against the recliner cushion with the top surface of the top cushion facing down to rest on a surface with the top surface of the recliner cushion facing up to receive a baby in the channel with the top cushion positioned below both the baby's head and the recliner cushion.
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An apparatus, comprising:
- a body defining a length, a width, a first dimension, left and right peripheries extending the length of the body in the first dimension, a transverse dimension perpendicular to the first dimension, a baby rest surface, and a bottom surface opposed to the baby rest surface, both surfaces extending from a foot end of the body to a head end of the body opposed to the foot end in the first dimension, the body comprising:
- a top cushion stuffed with cushioning material and extending from the head end of the body toward the foot end;
- a recliner cushion stuffed with cushioning material, the recliner cushion being formed with a channel defining channel edges that are transversely inboard of the left and right edges of the body with left and right-side support regions established between the edges of the channel and the left and right edges of the body;
- a seam extending transversely across the body in the transverse dimension and connecting the top cushion and the recliner cushion;
- wherein the top cushion is foldable relative to the recliner cushion along the seam such that the top cushion can be folded back against the recliner cushion with the top surface of the top cushion facing down to rest on a surface with the bottom surface of the top cushion against the bottom surface of the recliner cushion.
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A baby recliner comprising:
- first and second cushions separated from each other by a seam along which one cushion can be folded back against the other cushion to establish a cushion stack with one of the first or second cushions defining a top cushion in the cushion stack;
- the top cushion being formed with a baby channel defined by seams, with lateral support sections being established outboard of the seams defining the baby channel and with the baby channel slanting at an oblique angle relative to horizontal when the cushions are arranged in the cushion stack, wherein
- a child can be placed in the baby channel with his or her head on the cushion stack elevated above the child's legs, which extend down the baby channel slanting at an oblique angle relative to horizontal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.