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US 2026/0182749 A1Published application
Portable diaper-changing assembly
OwnerMeghan Mccormickinventor
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Abstract
A portable diaper-changing assembly, including a main body constructed at least partially from a waterproof material to receive an infant on a front portion of the main body, a first strap assembly disposed on a rear portion of the main body, and a second strap assembly disposed on the rear portion of the main body.
Claims4
A portable diaper-changing assembly, comprising:
- a main body constructed at least partially from a waterproof material to receive an infant on a front portion of the main body;
- a first strap assembly disposed on a rear portion of the main body, the first strap assembly comprising:
- a first strap female buckle,
- a first strap male buckle to be inserted into the first strap female buckle,
- a first strap static portion having a first end attached to the main body and a second end attached to the first strap female buckle, and
- a first strap adjustable portion having a first end attached to the main body and a second end attached to the first strap male buckle, wherein the first strap static portion is coupled to the first strap adjustable portion in response to the first strap male buckle being inserted into the first strap female buckle;
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- a second strap assembly disposed on the rear portion of the main body, the second strap assembly comprising:
- a second strap female buckle,
- a second strap male buckle to be inserted into the second strap female buckle,
- a second strap static portion having a first end attached to the main body and a second end attached to the second strap female buckle, and
- a second strap adjustable portion having a first end attached to the main body and a second end attached to the second strap male buckle, wherein the second strap static portion is coupled to the second strap adjustable portion in response to the second strap male buckle being inserted into the second strap female buckle.
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