Baby crib adjacent to parental bed
OwnerDouglas E. Tharalson, Diana M. Tharalsoninventors
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A baby crib for use adjacent parent's bed for new born children comprising easily assembled and disassembled components which can be easily stored and shipped. The crib comprises a first horizontal panel having a perpendicularly positioned vertical wall curving around the first horizontal panel on three sides. The first horizontal panel can be hingedly mounted with a second horizontal panel in conjunction with horizontal supports so that the second horizontal panel and a portion of the first horizontal panel may be slid in between a standard box spring and a mattress of a parent's bed. Also, an adjustable vertical support can be utilized to keep the adjacent crib stable and to retain therein a baby mattress, and also provide for various types of clip-on attachments to retain baby accessories and illuminate the baby crib.
A baby crib or the like in association with a mattress or a bed, comprising:
A baby crib or the like readily attachable to a bed having a mattress comprising a first horizontal board adapted to receive a vertical wall member which encircles substantially three sides of said horizontal board for retaining a baby mattress thereon, further comprising a second horizontal board attachable to said first horizontal board, wherein portions of said second horizontal board can slide under the mattress for supporting the baby crib adjacent the bed, and further comprising a vertical support of variable length which supports said first horizontal board, and wherein said first and second horizontal boards are movable with respect to each other in an unassembled condition, and further comprising a horizontal support attachable to each of said first and second horizontal boards, thereby sharing load between said boards.
A baby crib or the like in association with a mattress or a bed, comprising:
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