Collapsible baby carrier device
AssigneeWaco Corporation
InventorsEdmund E. Medeiros, Jr., Stan A. Sanders
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Abstract
An infant carrier device adapted to be worn on the upper torso of a wearer to position the infant in front of the wearer comprising a support frame having a first end and an opposite second end, bifurcated shoulder support members extending from the support frame first end to position the carrier about the upper torso of a wearer and a seat member secured to the support frame second end to receive and support an infant or small child.
Claims20
An infant carrier device adapted to be worn on the upper torso of a wearer to position the infant in front of the wearer comprising:
- a) a support frame having a first end, an opposite second end and a central member therebetween;
- b) bifurcated shoulder support frame extending from said central member at said support frame first end to enable said carrier to be positioned about the upper torso of a wearer;
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- c) seat member secured to said support frame second end to receive and support an infant or small child.
An infant carrier device adapted to be worn on the upper torso of a wearer to position the infant in front of the wearer comprising:
- a) a support frame having a generally X-shaped main body portion including a first end and an opposite second end;
- b) bifurcated shoulder support members extending from said support frame first end to enable said carrier to be positioned about the upper torso of a wearer;
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- c) seat member secured to said support frame second end to receive and support a infant or small child.
An infant carrier device adapted to be worn on the upper torso of a wearer to position the infant in front of the wearer comprising:
- a) a support frame having a first end and an opposite second end;
- b) a bifurcated shoulder support frame extending from said support frame first end to enable said carrier to be positioned about the upper torso of a wearer;
- c) said support frame and said bifurcated shoulder support frame having a generally Y-shaped configuration;
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- d) seat member secured to said support frame second end to receive and support an infant or small child.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.