Infant support structure with supported seat
AssigneeMattel, Inc.
InventorMichael Lundeen
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Abstract
An infant support structure includes a frame member defining a central area, a seat disposed in the central area and coupled to the frame member, and a leg member pivotally coupled to the frame member and movable between a deployed position extending outwardly from the frame member and a folded position adjacent the frame member. A support member has a first end movably coupled to the frame member and an opposite second end pivotally and slidably coupled to the leg member. The second end is slidable along the leg member as the leg member is moved between the deployed position and the folded position.
Claims20
An infant support structure, comprising:
- an upper frame member including an arcuate portion, the upper frame member defining a central area;
- a seat disposed in the central area and coupled to the upper frame member;
- a leg member pivotally coupled to the upper frame member and movable between a deployed position extending outwardly from the upper frame member and a folded position adjacent the upper frame member;
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- a support member having a first end movably coupled to the upper frame member and an opposite second end pivotally and slidably coupled to the leg member, the second end slidable along the leg member as the leg member is moved between the deployed position and the folded position.
An infant support structure, comprising:
- a frame member defining a central area;
- a seat disposed in the central area and movably coupled to the frame member;
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- a leg member having an arcuate portion pivotally coupled to the frame member and opposing ends, the ends of the leg member movable between a deployed position extending outwardly from the frame member and a folded position adjacent the frame member.
An infant support structure, comprising:
- a frame member having an upper portion defining a central area;
- a seat disposed in the central area and coupled to the upper portion of the frame member;
- a flexible member extending between the upper portion of the frame member and the seat;
- an entertainment element coupled to one of the upper portion of the frame member or the flexible member or the seat, the entertainment element being engageable with the flexible member and movable upon movement of the flexible member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.