Baby playpen-bassinet combination
AssigneeThe Quaker Oats Company
InventorsStanley M. Kujawski, James E. Slowe
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Abstract
A baby playpen-bassinet combination is disclosed in which the playpen has a bottom and four sides extending upwardly from the bottom, with one edge portion of the side secured to the bottom, and the opposite edge portions free. A bassinet is releasably mountable on the opposite free edge portions of the playpen for locating the bassinet in a more accessible position, requiring less bending and lifting in handling a baby for naps, diaper changing and dressing.
Claims11
A baby playpen-bassinet combination comprising:
- a playpen having a frame, a bottom, and four fabric sides supported on the frame and extending upwardly from the bottom, with a bottom edge portion of each fabric side secured to the bottom and the opposite top edge portion terminating in an upstanding free edge;
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- a fabric bassinet releasably slidably mountable over the top edge portion of the playpen the bassinet comprising a pocket engageable with the top edge portion of the playpen and an infant supporting bottom recessed below the pocket.
A fabric bassinet releasably mountable to an upper edge portion of a playpen having a frame, a bottom and four sides extending upwardly from the bottom, with a bottom edge portion of each side secured to the bottom and the opposite top edge portion terminating in an upstanding free edge and substantially rigid, wherein the bassinet comprises:
- an upper peripheral border;
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- an endless pocket formed by the border for receiving the rigid top edge portions of the playpen when the bassinet is mounted thereon, and an infant supporting recessed bassinet bottom spaced below the upper peripheral border.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.