A child containment device including a frame having at least one upper frame member, and a liner for removable attachment to the frame. The liner includes at least one wall portion for placement inside of the frame, a flap portion for extending over at least a portion of the upper frame member and outside of the frame, and a fastener securable on an exterior surface of the at least one wall portion of the liner.

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 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.

A foldable playpen includes four top fence assemblies, four side fence assemblies and a bottom frame assembly, the first end of each bottom frame rail being movably attached to the bottom frame foldable connector; an operating device for engaging the four top fence joint assemblies with the bottom frame foldable connector; four operating ropes, each operating rope having a first end and a second end, for enabling the top fence rails and the bottom frame rails to respond to a movement of the bottom frame foldable connector so as to switch the foldable playpen to a folded state from an open state, the first end of an operating rope is connected to a top fence joint assembly, and the second end of an operating rope is connected to the bottom frame foldable connector. The playpen can synchronously fold the bottom frame rails and the top fence rails, and is safe and reliable.

A foldable playpen includes four top fence assemblies, four side fence assemblies and a bottom frame assembly, the first end of each bottom frame rail being movably attached to the bottom frame foldable connector; an operating device for engaging the four top fence joint assemblies with the bottom frame foldable connector; four operating ropes, each operating rope having a first end and a second end, for enabling the top fence rails and the bottom frame rails to respond to a movement of the bottom frame foldable connector so as to switch the foldable playpen to a folded state from an open state, the first end of an operating rope is connected to a top fence joint assembly, and the second end of an operating rope is connected to the bottom frame foldable connector. The playpen can synchronously fold the bottom frame rails and the top fence rails, and is safe and reliable.

Disclosed is a travel bed comprising a bottom support, a upper surrounding frame, stand rods and fixing bases. The upper surrounding frame comprises a first surrounding rod and a second surrounding rod which are rotatably connected with a first connector. The first surrounding rod comprises a first connecting rod and a second connecting rod which are connected with a second connector, and the second surrounding rod comprises a third connecting rod and a fourth connecting rod which are connected with a third connector. The upper surrounding frame further comprises a first locking device for locking the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod, and a second locking device for locking the third connecting rod and the fourth connecting rod. The first locking device is linked with the second locking device via a hauling rope.

Disclosed is a travel bed comprising a bottom support, a upper surrounding frame, stand rods and fixing bases. The upper surrounding frame comprises a first surrounding rod and a second surrounding rod which are rotatably connected with a first connector. The first surrounding rod comprises a first connecting rod and a second connecting rod which are connected with a second connector, and the second surrounding rod comprises a third connecting rod and a fourth connecting rod which are connected with a third connector. The upper surrounding frame further comprises a first locking device for locking the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod, and a second locking device for locking the third connecting rod and the fourth connecting rod. The first locking device is linked with the second locking device via a hauling rope.

A collapsible swing frame for supporting a child receiving receptacle includes first and second support members, and upper swing mechanism, and a cross-brace pivotally coupled between the first and second support members. Preferably, the collapsible swing frame is movable between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration. Preferably, the cross-brace provides a rigid and substantially supportive connection between the first and second support members.

A connecting structure adapted for an infant carrier includes a connecting hole portion and a connecting component. The connecting hole portion is disposed on a frame body of the infant carrier. The connecting component includes a first connecting portion and a second connecting portion. The first connecting portion is coupled onto a cloth cover of the infant carrier. The second connecting portion is connected to the first connecting portion and for connecting the connecting hole portion. Therefore, the connecting structure of the present invention can provide a convenient way to connect a cloth cover and a frame body of the infant carrier.

A connecting structure adapted for an infant carrier includes a connecting hole portion and a connecting component. The connecting hole portion is disposed on a frame body of the infant carrier. The connecting component includes a first connecting portion and a second connecting portion. The first connecting portion is coupled onto a cloth cover of the infant carrier. The second connecting portion is connected to the first connecting portion and for connecting the connecting hole portion. Therefore, the connecting structure of the present invention can provide a convenient way to connect a cloth cover and a frame body of the infant carrier.

A play yard can be locked in an unfolded position via a latch mechanism or unlocked by the latch mechanism to fold to a folded position, by means of lifting a central member and bringing the rail members, the upper support members, the lower support members, and the connecting members to rotate toward the center of the play yard. A spring-loaded engaging member disposed on the rail member can have engagement with the bracket so that the play yard can be stably retained in the folded position. When the engaging member is operated to disengage from the bracket, the rail members, the upper support members, the lower support members, and the connecting members rotate away from the center of the play yard all the way to the unfolded position until the connecting members can be locked by the latch mechanism, which retains the play yard in the unfolded position.