A device for providing a resting place for toddlers, partly on top of, partly in front of a seat in an object of public transportation. It comprises a suitcase, comprising of a trunk box and a reversible suitcase lid. The suitcase lid is in first position closed and suitable for transportation, while the suitcase lid in another, ready-to-use position, is upside down as compared with the first position and secured over, and to, the trunk box by means of an arranged attachment mechanism. The side of the lid which is facing upwards in the ready-to-use position, is substantially planar and thereby adapted to act as part of a bed base.

A foldable container includes a foldable supporting frame, at least one operation switch arranged on the foldable supporting frame, and a container body supported on the foldable supporting frame. The operation switch is actuated through a pulling operation to move the foldable supporting frame between an unfolded mode and a folded mode. The container has an edge and an opening formed within the edge. At the unfolded mode, the opening is opened. At the folded mode, the opening is closed. The container body is automatically folded as the foldable supporting frame is moved from the unfolded mode to the folded mode. Via a folding method, the foldable supporting frame is folded to reduce an overall size for occupying less storage space when it is not in use.

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.

A child enclosure including a hub member including a crank link, a substantially four bar linkage articulated link operably connected to the crank link, a push rod connected to the substantially four bar linkage articulated link so that linear movement of the crank link effects, through the substantially four bar linkage articulated link, a linear driving motion of the push rod, a side structure having a plurality of side posts a rack assembly movably coupled to the side post, the rack assembly includes a gear rack that is coupled with an upper end of the push rod so as to reciprocate with the linear driving motion of the push rod and extend and retract the rack assembly, an upper assembly having upper arms, each upper arm being pivotally coupled to a respective side post.

A foldable support, wherein the foldable support comprises two first supporting members, two second supporting members, two first assembly portions, and two second assembly portions. The first supporting members are able to be rotatably unfolded relative to the second supporting members or be drawn together and folded up. First linking members are respectively movable connected to the two first assembly portions close to the ends of a second supporting arm, and the other ends of the two second linking members are respectively correspondingly hinged to the two second supporting members. The two second assembly portions are respectively correspondingly hinged to the two second supporting members, and each of the second assembly portions, close to the ends of the first supporting arm, are movable connected to first linking members. The two first linking members are respectively correspondingly hinged to the two first supporting members.

A collapsible play yard including a structural support frame, a liner attached to the frame and one or more folding systems. The structural support frame includes an upper frame and a plurality of leg members. The proximal end of each leg member attaches to the upper frame member which is the single point of contact between the leg member and the remainder of the frame. The collapsible play yard can include a first folding system to shorten the width of the play yard and a second folding system to shorten the height of the play yard. Each folding system can be folded and unfolded independent of the other.

A foldable container includes a foldable supporting frame, at least one operation switch arranged on the foldable supporting frame, and a container body supported on the foldable supporting frame. The operation switch is actuated through a pulling operation to move the foldable supporting frame between an unfolded mode and a folded mode. The container has an edge and an opening formed within the edge. At the unfolded mode, the opening is opened. At the folded mode, the opening is closed. The container body is automatically folded as the foldable supporting frame is moved from the unfolded mode to the folded mode. Via a folding method, the foldable supporting frame is folded to reduce an overall size for occupying less storage space when it is not in use.

A play yard, configurable to an unfolded position or a folded position, is provided. The play yard includes two brackets, two rail members and two support frames. The two rail members are pivotally connected to the brackets. Each of the support frames includes two upper support members and a lower support member. The upper support members are pivotally connected to the brackets. The lower support member is pivotally connected to the upper support members. When the play yard is configured to the folded position, the rail members, the upper support members, and the lower support members are folded with respect to one another. The upper support members and the lower support members are simultaneously pivotally folded with respect to the brackets and the upper support members respectively when the play yard is switched from the unfolded position to the folded position.

A foldable container includes a foldable supporting frame, at least one operation switch arranged on the foldable supporting frame, and a container body supported on the foldable supporting frame. The operation switch is actuated through a pulling operation to move the foldable supporting frame between an unfolded mode and a folded mode. The container has an edge and an opening formed within the edge. At the unfolded mode, the opening is opened. At the folded mode, the opening is closed. The container body is automatically folded as the foldable supporting frame is moved from the unfolded mode to the folded mode. Via a folding method, the foldable supporting frame is folded to reduce an overall size for occupying less storage space when it is not in use.

A foldable supporting device includes first and second supporting frames, first and second movable elements, a first foldable structure, and first and second rotatable elements. The first supporting frame includes a first upper part and a first lower part. The second supporting frame includes a second upper part and a second lower part. The first movable element and the second movable elements are respectively movable along the first lower part and the second lower part. The first foldable structure connects to the first movable element and the second movable element. The first rotatable element is connected to the first supporting frame and the first foldable structure. The second rotatable element is connected to the second supporting frame and the first foldable structure. The first rotatable element and the second rotatable element are respectively rotatable with respect to the first supporting frame and the second supporting frame.