Cushion and method for providing a substantially flat diaper-changing surface for vehicle seats
OwnerChristopher W. Johnsoninventor
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The instant invention provides a cushion for use with sloped vehicle seats, to provide a substantially level and horizontal surface upon which to change infant's diapers. The cushion features a top surface and a bottom surface, with the bottom surface being angled slightly relative to the top surface. The cushion has a generally triangular cross section, featuring a relatively thin front edge, and a relatively thick rear edge. The angle between the top and bottom surfaces roughly matches the slope of the vehicle seat, so that when the cushion is placed on a sloped seat with the thick edge toward the rear and with the thin edge toward the front, the top surface is substantially level and horizontal. The cushion can be provided with one or more torso supports on the top surface to further stabilize the infant. The bottom surface of the cushion can be provided with one or more cut-outs to lighten the cushion and allow it to conform to the seat surface. The cushion is preferably formed from polyethylene foam, with a finished skin-type surface that allows for easy cleaning.
A method of changing an infant's diaper in a vehicle seat by providing an approximately horizontal diaper changing surface on the angled surface of a vehicle seat, the method comprising the steps of:
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