Backpack having detachable infant changing pad
AssigneeNappie Sak, Inc.
InventorsValerie L. Hoffman, Carol A. Gornto
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Abstract
A backpack is comprised of a plurality of compartments for permitting storage of and easy access to a variety of infant care-associated products, and includes a detachable waterproof changing pad, which may be readily stored within and unfolded from an auxiliary backpack compartment, so as to provide the parent-wearer with an easy to carry and use, infant changing station.
Claims12
A backpack comprising a plurality of storage compartments, and a waterproof changing pad, which is detachably fastened to, stored within and unfoldable from one of said storage compartments, so as to provide the wearer of said backpack with a portable child-changing station, wherein said plurality of storage compartments include a first, main storage compartment and a second, auxiliary storage compartment, each of which is formed of back wall, top wall, side wall and bottom wall portions, and wherein said top and side wall portions of said auxiliary storage compartment are formed as a continuous zipper-closured access structure, that affords an entry and waterproof sealable closure to the interior of said auxiliary storage compartment, and wherein said detachable waterproof changing pad is attached to said interior of said auxiliary storage compartment and is unfoldable therefrom, so that when said auxiliary storage compartment is unzipped, a front wall portion thereof opens outwardly from a bottom wall portion thereof to allow said waterproof changing pad to unfold from said backpack providing said wearer with said child-changing station, and wherein one end region of said changing pad includes a strip of hook/loop fastener material, and wherein a complementary attachment loop/hook fastener strip is attached to said interior of said auxiliary compartment, so that said changing pad may be detachably fastened to said interior of said auxiliary compartment, and unfolded from the backpack into said child-changing station.
A backpack comprising a first, main storage compartment and a second, auxiliary storage compartment, attached to said main storage compartment, each of said first and second storage compartments having respective back wall, top wall, side wall and bottom wall portions formed of durable, lightweight fabric material, a top wall portion of said main storage compartment having side-by-side sections, which are attachable to one another by a zipper, providing entry and a waterproof sealable closure to the interior of said main storage compartment, an adjustable shoulder harness attached to said main storage compartment, and wherein top and side wall portions of said auxiliary storage compartment are formed as a continuous zipper-closured access panel, that affords an entry and waterproof sealable closure to the interior of said auxiliary storage compartment, and allows said auxiliary storage compartment to be unzipped to cause a front wall portion to open outwardly from a bottom wall portion thereof, and wherein said auxiliary storage compartment further includes a waterproof changing pad containing a foldable layer of cushioning material, said changing pad being detachably fastened at one end region thereof to an interior region of said bottom wall portion of said auxiliary storage compartment, so that said changing pad may be folded into a relatively flat and compact configuration, and nested within the interior of said auxiliary compartment when stowed, and unfolded to a generally flat changing table-like configuration from said interior region of said bottom wall portion of said auxiliary storage compartment, wherein said one end region of said changing pad includes a strip of hook/loop fastener material, and wherein a complementary attachment loop/hook fastener strip is attached to said interior region of said bottom wall portion of said auxiliary storage compartment, so that said changing pad may be detachably fastened to said interior region of said bottom wall portion of said auxiliary storage compartment, and unfolded from said backpack into said changing table-like configuration.
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