A pop up cover for a crib is provided for providing a safe, comfortable and isolated environment for a child in a crib. The pop-up cover may be made of breathable fabric panels having an integrated frame, for example a flexible frame, which can be folded (collapsed) on itself, for example when folded in specific ways if appropriate force is applied and which keeps the fabric in a taught, open position when unfolded (preventing the panels form falling inwards onto each other). The pop up cover can be lightweight and compact, quick and easy to set up, dark inside and breathable.

There is provided herein an embodiment of a bed rail for use in constraining a child in a bed so that the child does not roll off of the bed and fall to the floor during the night or during a nap. More particularly, an embodiment comprises a frame the folds compactly and can be readily unfolded and installed. In addition to the foldable frame, a cloth, mesh, etc., sleeve or other covering is provided that can be slipped over the frame to provide a surface that will constrain the child after the inventive device is installed.

A cover assembly for an infant bed comprising a frame assembly adapted for mounting to the infant bed, a panel assembly supported by the frame assembly to define a covered area generally above the infant bed and extending around the periphery of the infant bed in use and a window panel for closing the opening.

An easy-to-use foldable baby bed frame, including two connecting portions, two first support rods, two second support rods, first rotating rods and second rotating rods. The left and right ends of each connecting portion are respectively provided with a left hinge portion and a right hinge portion. The inner and outer end surfaces of the left hinge portion are provided with the first left rotating portion and the second left rotating portion. The inner and outer end surfaces of the right hinge portion are provided with the first right rotating portion and the second right rotating portion. The two ends of the first rotating rods are respectively connected to the left ends of the second left rotating portion. The two ends of the second rotating rods are respectively connected to the right ends of the two second right rotating portion.

An easy-to-use foldable baby bed frame, including two connecting portions, two first support rods, two second support rods, first rotating rods and second rotating rods. The left and right ends of each connecting portion are respectively provided with a left hinge portion and a right hinge portion. The inner and outer end surfaces of the left hinge portion are provided with the first left rotating portion and the second left rotating portion. The inner and outer end surfaces of the right hinge portion are provided with the first right rotating portion and the second right rotating portion. The two ends of the first rotating rods are respectively connected to the left ends of the second left rotating portion. The two ends of the second rotating rods are respectively connected to the right ends of the two second right rotating portion.

Various embodiments of the present invention are directed to a play yard configured for providing an enclosed space for a child. According to various embodiments, the play yard comprises a rigid support frame and removable, flexible liner. The frame includes one or more moveable retention members configured to engage the liner in order to form a bounded play yard space. By permitting the liner to be secured to the frame via the retention members, a user is able to easily secure the liner to the frame for use and remove the liner from the frame for washing.

A foldable cot including a base attached to a first end and a second end and side-bars connected between the first and second ends above opposite sides of the base, with the first side-bar 0 positioned further from the base than the second side-bar, and the side-bars hinged such that they may fold toward one another, and the base hinged so that it may fold towards the first and second side-bars, such that folding of the base causes folding of the side-bars, with the cot moveable between a first configuration in which the base, first, and second side-bars are substantially un-folded, into a second configuration in which the base is folded in the direction of the first and second side-bars, the first and second side-bars are folded such that the first side-bar folds above the second side-bar, and the first and second ends are brought together with the folded base and the folded first and second side-bars between them.

The present invention relates to a bed or hammock which comprises four support legs delimiting two longitudinal sides between them, each one of which has longitudinal bars, and two transverse sides which are shorter in length than, and perpendicular to, the previously mentioned sides, a surface element made up of a fabric, mesh, canvas or similar material arranged between the support legs, wherein the legs are made up of a body which comprises lateral faces perpendicular to the side they delimit, respectively, outer faces parallel to the side they delimit, respectively, and an upper face, wherein each longitudinal and transverse bar is fastened to a pair of legs, respectively, by fastening means, and wherein the invention comprises a fastening and/or tensioning device for the surface element on at least one of the longitudinal sides and/or transverse sides.

An infant care apparatus includes a support frame and an infant resting support rotationally connected with each other, and a first and a second latch. The infant resting support is provided with a first and a second bearing surface oriented in different directions, and has an angular position between a first and a second position, the first bearing surface facing upward in the first position, and the second bearing surface facing upward in the second position. The first latch can lock the infant resting support in the first and second positions. The second latch is switchable from a disengaged to an engaged state to stop the infant resting support in the angular position.

An infant care apparatus includes a support frame and an infant resting support rotationally connected with each other, and a first and a second latch. The infant resting support is provided with a first and a second bearing surface oriented in different directions, and has an angular position between a first and a second position, the first bearing surface facing upward in the first position, and the second bearing surface facing upward in the second position. The first latch can lock the infant resting support in the first and second positions. The second latch is switchable from a disengaged to an engaged state to stop the infant resting support in the angular position.