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US 2019/0313702 A1Published application
Infant sleep garment
AssigneeHB Innovations, Inc.
InventorsHarvey Karp, Angie Lee
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Abstract
A sleep garment for an infant may include an enclosure for enclosing the infant. The enclosure may include one or more accommodation features such as a support element to position under the legs of the infant to elevate the feet, a weight element to position over the infant, or both.
Claims20
An infant sleep garment comprising:
- an enclosure having a first side and a second side, the first side and the second side together defining an enclosure volume therebetween, wherein the enclosure comprises:
- a first portion configured to accommodate at least a portion of a lower body of an infant within the enclosure volume when the infant enclosed therein;
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- a second portion located in a superior position relative to the first portion and configured to accommodate at least a portion of an upper body of the infant within the enclosure volume when the infant enclosed therein;
- a weight element coupled or couplable to the first side along the second portion at a location corresponding to an abdominal or chest area of the infant when the infant is enclosed within the enclosure volume;
- a support element coupled or couplable to the second side along the first portion at a location corresponding to at least a portion of the lower body of the infant when the infant is enclosed within the enclosure volume, wherein the support element is configured to elevate legs and feet of the infant relative to the at least a portion of the upper body of the infant.
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An infant sleep garment comprising:
- an enclosure having a first side and a second side, the first side and the second side together defining an enclosure volume therebetween, wherein the enclosure comprises:
- a first portion configured to accommodate at least a portion of a lower body of an infant within the enclosure volume when the infant is enclosed therein;
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- a second portion located in a superior position relative to the first portion and configured to accommodate at least a portion of an upper body of the infant within the enclosure volume when the infant is enclosed therein;
- wherein the first side is configured to couple with a weight element along the second portion and the second side is configured to couple with a support element along the first portion, wherein, when coupled with the first side, the weight element is positioned to apply weight to at least a portion of the upper body of the infant, and wherein, when coupled with the second side, the support element is positioned to support the at least a portion of the at least a portion of the lower body of the infant to elevate hips and feet of the infant relative to the at least a portion of the upper body of the infant.
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An infant sleep garment comprising:
- an enclosure having a first side and a second side, the first side and the second side together defining an enclosure volume therebetween, wherein the enclosure comprises:
- a first portion configured to accommodate at least a portion of a lower body of an infant within the enclosure volume when the infant is enclosed therein;
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- a second portion located in a superior position relative to the first portion and configured to accommodate at least a portion of an upper body of the infant within the enclosure volume when the infant is enclosed therein;
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- a weight element, a support element, or both;
- wherein the weight element is coupled or couplable to the first side along the second portion at a location corresponding to an abdominal or chest area of the infant when the infant is enclosed within the enclosure volume,
- wherein the support element is coupled or couplable to the second side along the first portion at a location corresponding to at least a portion of the lower body of the infant when the infant is enclosed within the enclosure volume, and
- wherein the support element is configured to elevate hips and feet of the infant relative to the at least a portion of the upper body of the infant.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.