Giddy baby relaxer
OwnerMarilyn Formica, Charles J. Formicainventors
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Abstract
A giddy baby relaxer that is in the form of a woman's upper body. A baby holder in the front with arms and folding hands. The base stand consists of two attached extensive legs with locks, with an adjustable knob on both sides of the body of the baby relaxer. The rear of the upper body of the giddy baby relaxer embodies the heartbeat, breathing, vibrating and CD player. These are operable with a remote control. The rear of the body of the giddy baby relaxer is equipped for safety straps to allow for optional transporting in an automobile.
Claims5
A baby relaxer for providing a new way mothers and caretakers will be able to comfort any baby, the baby relaxer comprising:
- a main body in the form of a woman's upper body having a front surface with a pair of soft full size breasts disposed thereon;
- a base stand supporting the main body of said baby relaxer, said base stand having a pair of spaced apart extensive side legs with a lock on each side leg;
- adjustable knobs operatively connected to both side legs for selective angular positional reclining of said base stand;
- a baby holder disposed on the front surface of the main body for holding an infant close to said pair of breasts, said baby holder including an outer surface facing away from the front surface of the main body;
- detachable safety straps extending downwardly from a top edge of the main body and extending upwardly from a bottom edge of the main body, said safety straps including a buckle that locks the safety straps across the front surface of the main body and over the outer surface of the baby holder to lock and secure the infant in place while in the baby holder;
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- a pair of folding hands extending from opposed upper side portions of the main body, across the front surface of the main body and over said baby holder and detachable safety straps to provide additional support and security for the infant when placed inside the baby holder.
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