Infant seat and table and supply carrier
OwnerRoger A. Meyersinventor
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A device for transporting infant supplies and for supporting an infant includes a main body that has upright walls extending from a base for forming a central cavity. The top of the cavity is closed by an upper support surface. A portion of at least two of the walls extend above the upper support surface, and the infant support member of two table members hinged relative to each other are mounted on the infant support surface. The shafts about which the tables hinge extend outward and engages slots in portions of the upright walls above the support surface. The table members slide through their connection with the hinge shafts through the slot. At one end of the slot when the table members are folded over each other, the table members are nested above the main body. At the other end of the slot, when the table members are open, the central pivot is generally centrally located on the main body to prevent tipping of the device.
A device for transporting infant supplies and for supporting an infant comprising a main body having upright wall means comprising a plurality of generally upright walls connected on their sides to adjacent upright walls forming a central cavity inside the upright walls,
A device for transporting infant supplies and for supporting an infant comprising a main body having upright wall means comprising a plurality of generally upright walls connected on their sides to adjacent upright walls forming a central cavity inside the upright walls,
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