Rest pad for an infant
OwnerUdo Begerinventor
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A rest pad (1,1.sup.1) for an infant is described, which is provided with a preferably padded bottom (2,2.sup.1) delimited on at least one side thereof by an essentially straight, elevated rim section (3,3.sup.1), said elevated rim section (3,3.sup.1) being formed by a filling material, which is received in a hollow reception space such that it can be removed therefrom for the purpose of lowering said rim section (3,3.sup.1). In order to be able to use such a rest pad universally and with variable sizes, it is suggested that the hollow reception space should be defined by a loop (3a to 3d, 3.sup.1 a to 3.sup. d) connected via a predetermined bending boundary (4a to 4d, 4.sup.1 a to 4.sup.1 d) to the bottom (2,2.sup.1) in such a way that, for increasing or reducing the size of the rest pad, said loop, together with the filling material, can be folded inwards towards said bottom (2,2.sup.1) and outwards away from said bottom.
A rest pad for an infant, having a bottom comprising a multiple-sided padded central rest area with elevatable rim sections connected to the associated adjacent side of the padded central rest area, said rim sections comprising hollow reception spaces formed by loops to accommodate a filling material in each of said loops for elevating same, said loops consisting of a material of which the padded central rest area is made and said loops being formed by turning over the outside edge of said material so that the rim section is padded additionally, each of said rim sections having a length corresponding to that of the adjacent side of the central rest area connected thereto by a foldable bending boundary such that by folding up the loops the shape and the size of the central rest area is simultaneously variable, alternatively folding neighboring rim sections inwards towards the central rest area or outwards away from said central rest area whereby same can be narrowed or extended depending on the folding actuation of the rim sections.
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