Infant chair liner
OwnerSari B. Riederinventor
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Abstract
A chair liner for highchairs, strollers, shopping carts, car seats or the like includes a back panel extending from a bottom edge to about head height of an infant, and two relatively thick arms projecting from the back panel to a front edge. The back panel preferably has a curved top edge and the arms gradually taper inwardly from the back panel to the front edge. The arms and the back panel are of a one-piece construction. The liner has a washable fabric covering held on by a zipper which is easily opened to allow removal of the cover. The cover is machine washable and easily reinstalled. The liner fits most standard chairs and booster seats, and it must be used with chair restraints.
Claims6
A portable infant chair liner for highchairs, strollers, car seats, and shopping carts, comprising:
- a back panel having a bottom edge and a top edge;
- a pair of thick arms extending forwardly from the back panel as protrusions, said arms having a bottom edge and a top edge, the bottom edge of said arms common with the bottom edge of the back panel, each arm extending upward from the common bottom edge of the back panel to slightly below the mid-height of the back panel;
- said arms and said back panel being integral with each other and of one piece construction, and said arms being the only protrusions from the said back panel;
- said liner having an open space with no seat between said arms and below said arms so that when said liner is in a chair seat, said common bottom edges of said back panel and said arms rest on said chair seat and an infant can sit directly on and in contact with the seat of the chair between said arms with its head resting against said back panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.