A foldable baby crib comprising a flexible enclosure adapted to accommodate a baby, an upper frame for supporting the enclosure along its upper edge, and two support structures connected to the upper frame to hold the enclosure in a lifted position. The upper frame comprises two half-parts which are pivotally articulated to each other at two junction devices and are pivotally articulated each to a respective support structure. The support structures, which are initially spaced apart from each other, move toward each other as the crib is being closed, while the half-parts of the upper frame pivot relative to each other and to the support structures. The two junction devices of the upper frame are spaced apart from each other both in the open configuration and in the closed configuration of the crib at a substantially constant distance.

A reconfigurable accessory frame for use with an infant crib having a perimeter similarly sized to that of the top of the crib frame upon which it is used. The frame is foldable about an asymmetrically positioned transverse axis into one of the two positions. In the first position, the frame extends to substantially cover the open perimeter of the crib disposed underneath. Soft goods supported from the frame define a generally level surface that is convenient for changing an infant diaper along with a storage compartment disposed at one end. The level changing surface encompasses a majority of the area encompassed by the frame. In the second position, the frame is folded so that the end portion opposite of the storage compartment is moved into a positon adjacently above the remainder of the changing table surface. The design of the folding hinge elevates a portion of the frame and allows soft goods to hang downwardly toward and approaching the level of the soft goods defining the changing table surface to define a napper structure in the soft goods.

A device for supporting and/or holding a young child or infant is described which includes a simplicity of function, having limited components for operation of the device. The device includes a unique form (unique overall shape and design). The device comprises a top, a bottom, an outer edge forming a periphery (with or without a lip at the outer edge), and an air or gas bladder contained between the top and the bottom, and bounded by at least a portion of the outer edge. The device comprises a plurality of internal seams, at least one for forming a first wing region on a first side of a centrally located body region of the device, and at least one for forming a second wing region on a second side of the centrally located body region. The device is not only lightweight, it is also collapsible, foldable, and portable, easy to assemble, easy to operate, easy to carry, is safe when assembled, and compact when collapsed, making it suitable for home use and/or designed for travel.

An anti-rollover structure, applicable to the cot body, includes at least two fixing elements and at least two support elements. The fixing elements are adapted to be mounted on an outer bottom surface of the cot body. The support elements are rotatably disposed at the fixing elements respectively. When the support elements are on a support surface, the support elements are subjected to pressure from the cot body and thereby rotated to protrude protruded from the cot body. A carrying device and a baby carrier are further introduced. The carrying device and the baby carrier each have the anti-rollover structure.

A crib to be placed adjacent to a parents' bed comprises an enclosure supported by an upper frame and a lower frame. The upper frame comprises a fixed portion and a movable portion at an openable side of the enclosure. In a closed configuration, the ends of the movable portion are locked with respect to the ends of the fixed portion to close the openable side, and in an open configuration the movable portion is spaced apart from the ends of the fixed portion to open the openable side. Two guides extend from the fixed portion of the upper frame toward the lower frame, and the ends of movable portion are able to slide along the guides to move from the closed configuration to the open configuration.

The invention discloses a new portable baby sleeping bag, including a sleeping cradle. The front part of the sleeping cradle is provided with a first accommodation cavity. The rear part of the sleeping bag is provided with a second accommodation cavity. The first accommodation cavity is provided with a first frame. The second accommodation cavity is provided with a second frame. The inner bottom surface of the second frame is provided with a receiving groove. An adjustment mechanism for adjusting the height of the backrest is provided between the bottom surface of the backrest and the bottom surface of the receiving groove. The width and the height of the first frame are respectively smaller than the width and height of the second frame. The bottom of the middle front part of the sleeping cradle is provided with a sealing edge.

A travel bassinet includes a first side structure, a second side structure, a fixed end structure and a pivoting end panel. The fixed end structure is disposed between ends of the first side structure and the second side structure. The pivoting end panel is movably disposed between the first side structure and the second side structure and opposite to the fixed end structure. The pivoting end panel is utilized to switch between a first operation mode and a second operation mode for adjusting an accommodating space of the travel bassinet.

A child bassinet includes a support frame supporting an enclosure, the support frame and the enclosure delimiting at least partially an interior space for receiving a child, and a playpen coupling mechanism provided on the support frame. The playpen coupling mechanism is operable to engage with and disengage from a playpen for installation and removal of the child bassinet on the playpen at different heights.

A foldable frame for use as an infant crib or child play yard comprising a generally planar, rectangular upper frame supported by a plurality of upstanding leg members preferably extending from respective corners of the rectangular upper frame, each leg member being connected to the upper frame by a respective hinge connection configured to permit movement of respective leg members between upstanding deployed positions for use and folded positions for stowing the frame, a pair of folding hinges disposed in opposing portions of the upper frame that permit folding of the upper frame, preferably once the legs have been folded, wherein the hinge connections further include latching mechanisms to maintain the leg members in at least the folded position and to prevent inadvertent movement therefrom.

A reconfigurable accessory frame for use with an infant crib having a perimeter similarly sized to that of the top of the crib frame upon which it is used. The frame is foldable about an asymmetrically positioned transverse axis into one of the two positions. In the first position, the frame extends to substantially cover the open perimeter of the crib disposed underneath. Soft goods supported from the frame define a generally level surface that is convenient for changing an infant diaper along with a storage compartment disposed at one end. The level changing surface encompasses a majority of the area encompassed by the frame. In the second position, the frame is folded so that the end portion opposite of the storage compartment is moved into a positon adjacently above the remainder of the changing table surface. The design of the folding hinge elevates a portion of the frame and allows soft goods to hang downwardly toward and approaching the level of the soft goods defining the changing table surface to define a napper structure in the soft goods.