A reassemblable crib includes an assembly type baby fence, a bed board, casters, and foot members. The bed board is installed in a predetermined manner in the baby fence. The casters are mounted to a bottom of the baby fence. The foot members are removably mounted to the bottom of the baby fence. The casters are removably mounted to bottoms of the foot members or the bottom of the baby fence.

A configurable multipurpose mat assembly is described. The configurable multipurpose mat assembly typically comprises a center area for receiving a baby, and two barriers on opposite sides of the center area for confining a baby there between. Variations of the configurable multipurpose mat assembly may include compressible or inflatable components that permit the mat assembly to be compressed or rolled without disassembly. In other variations, the configurable multipurpose mat assembly may include liquid impervious sheaths to provide a protective barrier between the components of the mat assembly and undesirable liquids.

A configurable multipurpose mat assembly is described. The configurable multipurpose mat assembly typically comprises a center area for receiving a baby, and two barriers on opposite sides of the center area for confining a baby there between. Variations of the configurable multipurpose mat assembly may include compressible or inflatable components that permit the mat assembly to be compressed or rolled without disassembly. In other variations, the configurable multipurpose mat assembly may include liquid impervious sheaths to provide a protective barrier between the components of the mat assembly and undesirable liquids.

A changing mat for changing a child's diaper. The changing mat has a pair of flaps laterally attached to a rectangular base component. The rectangular base component is foldable into a compact shape for storage that is securable with an attached strap. The pair of flaps are extendable perpendicularly away from the rectangular base and held in place at approximately 90 degrees via a plurality of hinges connecting each of the flaps to the rectangular base component. The changing mat also has an extendable component with a pocket longitudinally attached to a top of the rectangular base component.

Disclosed is a cover for an infant changing pad, the cover having a substantially rectangular surface sized in approximate proportions to cover an infant changing pad, a lengthwise axis centrally dividing the rectangular surface lengthwise, a crosswise axis centrally dividing the rectangular surface crosswise, a first retention area on the rectangular surface, a second retention area on the rectangular surface, a third retention area on the rectangular surface, and wherein the first, second, and third retention areas releasably retain a diaper.

Disclosed is a cover for an infant changing pad, the cover having a substantially rectangular surface sized in approximate proportions to cover an infant changing pad, a lengthwise axis centrally dividing the rectangular surface lengthwise, a crosswise axis centrally dividing the rectangular surface crosswise, a first retention area on the rectangular surface, a second retention area on the rectangular surface, a third retention area on the rectangular surface, and wherein the first, second, and third retention areas releasably retain a diaper.

A childcare organizer having an interior cavity that can be selectively sectioned off by a shelving system that embodies a divider defined by a plurality of malleable slats is provided. The inner surfaces that define the interior cavity may have a first fastener, while the distal end of each divider slat has a corresponding second fastener, thereby connecting the ends of the slats to two or more inner surfaces defines one of almost innumerable permutations of where and how the slats are located and oriented, respectively, within the interior cavity. The interior cavity is accessible by way of a cover that is movable between an open condition and a closed condition. In the open condition, the cover acts as a ramp for a changing mat to unfurl down. The changing mat is storable in the interior cavity in a folded position.

Apparatuses, systems, and methods are presented for restraining a user. An apparatus includes an underlay segment and a barrier panel. The underlay segment is positionable underneath at least one of the shoulders, the head, the back, and the buttocks of the user lying in the supine position. The barrier panel is coupled to the underlay segment and is extendable around the chest of the user to form a partition between an upper body portion and a lower body portion of the user. A proximal edge of the barrier panel is shaped to contour and rest on the chest or abdomen of the user so that engagement between the proximal edge and the user supports a distal edge of the barrier panel to extend outwardly and upwardly from the upper body portion of the user. The barrier panel is foldable.

Apparatuses, systems, and methods are presented for restraining a user. An apparatus includes an underlay segment and a barrier panel. The underlay segment is positionable underneath at least one of the shoulders, the head, the back, and the buttocks of the user lying in the supine position. The barrier panel is coupled to the underlay segment and is extendable around the chest of the user to form a partition between an upper body portion and a lower body portion of the user. A proximal edge of the barrier panel is shaped to contour and rest on the chest or abdomen of the user so that engagement between the proximal edge and the user supports a distal edge of the barrier panel to extend outwardly and upwardly from the upper body portion of the user. The barrier panel is foldable.

A baby accessory storage assembly comprising a portable body with a bottom wall and a sidewall surrounding the bottom wall, wherein the bottom wall and sidewall define a storage cavity. The storage assembly has one or more partition walls within the storage cavity defining a plurality of sub-storage cavities for customized storage. Further, at least two hinged clamping assemblies, each rotatably coupled to the sidewall and disposed at the rear end of the body, are operably configured to selectively adjust, through use of a fastener, a width therein between, so as to effectively clamp and attach the storage assembly to a variety of different structures. The clamp assemblies are operable to rotate to allow the clamp assemblies to lock into one of two different positions. The assembly may also include a pull-out table, additional storage compartments, and elastic bands on the inner and outer surfaces of the portable body.