A transformable prefabricated fence. The transformable prefabricated fence includes: a plurality of fence guards; a fence door placed between the plurality of fence guards; and a corner fastening member placed in a corner region to fasten the fence guards together or fasten the fence guards and the fence door. One side of the corner fastening member is curved. The prefabricated fence ensures secure fastening without using joints by guard fastening members at opposite ends of a fence guard and a corner fastening member placed in a corner region.

A child play yard includes a frame, a floor coupled to a lower portion of the frame, and a mattress configured to be removably coupled to the floor. The mattress includes a lower side to which is coupled a clip assembly including a base and a leg pivotally coupled to the base. The leg includes a detent extending therefrom. The floor includes a retention assembly having a first aperture through which the leg of the clip assembly passes and a second aperture through which the detent passes when the mattress is coupled to the floor.

The crib bed (1) has a crib sidewall (5) secured to the crib bed leg construction (7) by means of a latching system (6). A latching bar (13) is spring-loaded by means of a latch bar spring (14) for engagement of the latching pin (16) with a stationary guide member (19). The latching pin (16) is retractable into the latching bar (13) against the load of a spring (17) arranged in the latching bar by displacement of the latching pin along a sloped surface (22) of the stationary guide member (19). The latching pin (16) is secured to the latching bar (13) with a linkage pin (15) extending through a slot (18) of the latching pin and extending through a hole in the latching bar. The linkage pin (15) is guided in a guide rail (12) in the latch housing (11) for retraction of the secured latching pin.

The crib bed (1) has a crib sidewall (5) secured to the crib bed leg construction (7) by means of a latching system (6). A latching bar (13) is spring-loaded by means of a latch bar spring (14) for engagement of the latching pin (16) with a stationary guide member (19). The latching pin (16) is retractable into the latching bar (13) against the load of a spring (17) arranged in the latching bar by displacement of the latching pin along a sloped surface (22) of the stationary guide member (19). The latching pin (16) is secured to the latching bar (13) with a linkage pin (15) extending through a slot (18) of the latching pin and extending through a hole in the latching bar. The linkage pin (15) is guided in a guide rail (12) in the latch housing (11) for retraction of the secured latching pin.

A changing carrier for a playard includes a frame used to be attached detachably to the top of the playard, and a fabric body wrapping around the frame to confine a receiving space within the frame. The frame includes a pair of brackets, each of which is adapted to be connected slidably and detachably to a respective one of two upper side rails of the playard. The frame is movable relative to the playard between a detached position, where each bracket is not connected to the respective upper side rails, and a stop position, where each bracket connects to the respective upper side rail and where the frame abuts against an upper end rail of the playard interconnecting the upper side rails.

A changing carrier for a playard includes a frame used to be attached detachably to the top of the playard, and a fabric body wrapping around the frame to confine a receiving space within the frame. The frame includes a pair of brackets, each of which is adapted to be connected slidably and detachably to a respective one of two upper side rails of the playard. The frame is movable relative to the playard between a detached position, where each bracket is not connected to the respective upper side rails, and a stop position, where each bracket connects to the respective upper side rail and where the frame abuts against an upper end rail of the playard interconnecting the upper side rails.

A plush children's lounge is provided. The lounge includes a sidewall connected to a base. The lounge is convertible between an open configuration and a closed configuration and a fastener is provided. When the fastener is connected, the lounge defines a closed configuration having a reduced length and suitable for portability. Backpack straps are provided so that the lounge can be carried on the back. The sidewall is resilient such that the lounge springs into the open configuration when the fastener is released. When in the open configuration, a child can recline inside the lounge. Scallops in the sidewall serve as a headrest for the lounger and a plush toy head with eyes is connected to the lounge such that the child can see the plush toy while lying in the lounge. The lounge further includes arms and legs that resemble an animal or other creature.

A foldable frame comprising at least an elongate first frame member foldable about an intermediately disposed first folding axis and a pair of second frame members, each foldably connected to portions of the first frame member on opposing ends of the first folding axis. The second frame members are each foldable about respective end axes, but only when the respective end axes are aligned on a second folding axis. Alignment of the end axes on the second folding axis occurs only when the frame is folded to approximately a discrete position about the first folding axis; folding of the second frame members is not enable when the frame is mis-positioned from the discrete position.

A child containment device and a mattress support assembly for a child containment device providing a generally flat mattress configuration under load of a child supported thereon; a multi-paneled mattress for a child containment device allowing repositioning of mattress panels between an expanded state and a compact state, and wherein in the expanded state, structural couplings maintain the mattress in a generally flat configuration; and a chamfered corner arrangement for resisting curling of a mattress for a child containment device.

A foldable enclosure apparatus for a baby bed has a hub device, a supporting assembly and four linking devices. The hub device has four racks. The supporting assembly is disposed around the hub device. Each linking device is connected with the hub device and the supporting assembly. Each linking device has a first linking assembly and a second linking assembly. The hub device is pulled and the racks are moved upwardly. The first linking assemblies and the supporting assembly are moved toward the hub device. The installment of the first linking assemblies and the second linking assemblies has the effects of linkage and balance. Therefore, the foldable enclosure apparatus for a baby bed can be easily, smoothly and steadily folded and spread.