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.

A base unit includes first and fourth connectors that are obliquely positioned relative to each other such that a first connector of a first base unit is engagable to a fourth connector of a second base unit. The present base unit further includes second and third connectors that are obliquely positioned relative to each other such that a second connector of the first base unit is engagable to a third connector of the second base unit. A set of base units may form a self-standing playyard enclosure or one or more of the base units may be clamped by the jaws of a bracket that in turn is pivotably engaged to a wall mount.

A playpen frame for an easy-to-install enclosure includes four support assemblies, two long handrail tubes, two short handrail tubes and a bottom frame. The four support assemblies are distributed at four corners, and each of the support assemblies includes a support base, a support post, a slat and a pivoting piece. A height of the support post is identical to a height of the slat. The slat is located outside the support post, and a gap is arranged between the support post and the slat. The support post and the slat are arranged between the support base and the pivoting piece. The two long handrail tubes are arranged opposite to each other, and the two short handrail tubes are arranged opposite to each other. The long handrail tube or the short handrail tube is arranged between two adjacent pivoting pieces of the four support assemblies.

An enclosure for an infant playpen includes a flexible material installable on a support frame of the infant playpen, the flexible material including at least one pleat comprised of two folds that are folded toward each other over a base region of the flexible material and respectively have two folded edge portions adjacent to each other, each of the two folded edge portions having at least one end affixed to the flexible material. Moreover, some embodiments provide an infant playpen that includes a support frame and the enclosure installed thereon.

Imagination Tiles is a multiuse play mat which can also be used as a building set. Many different shapes and different size padded mats can be provided. Connection straps having Velcro-like hooks attach to loop fabric located on the exterior of the play mats. Multiple Velcro-like hook straps can be attached at any location along the play mats in order to connect multiple play mats together in many different configurations. The play mat and Velcro-like hook straps can be used together to create a house, a boat, a castle, and many other creative structures.

The present invention is directed to a mattress base for a child's play yard and to a folding child's play yard with a mattress that utilize securing mechanisms to secure the mattress base upon installation and to prevent a child from lifting the mattress base.

A child containment system or playard can include a frame and soft goods panels. The frame can include a top frame assembly and one or more legs extending down therefrom in a use configuration. The legs can be pivotable with respect to the top frame assembly to a stored configuration, where the legs are substantially parallel with portions of the top frame assembly. The playard can also include top rail soft goods attached to at least a portion of the top frame assembly. A first portion of the bassinet base can be stored in a cavity of a first portion of the top rail soft goods and a second portion of the bassinet base can be stored in another cavity of a second portion of the soft goods. The first and second base portions can be coupled together when needed and stored in the cavities when not in use.

The invention discloses a playpen connecting joint and a playpen. The playpen connecting joint comprises a shell, a locking piece, a cover plate and a horizontal pipe connector. The locking piece is actuated through the cooperation of a lock catch and a push switch, so as to realize free rotation and fixation of the horizontal pipe connector, so that the playpen adopting the playpen connecting joint can realize free adjustment of the enclosure shape, and is stable in structure and easy to operate in use.

A connected block play system made up of a series of block members, a backer and a flap. The block members include a first-end block member, a second-end block member and a plurality of block members therebetween. Each of the series of block members have substantially the same shape and are positioned adjacent one another in a row in an open orientation. The backer extends from the first-end block member to the second-end block member, and the bottom wall of each block member in the series is connected to the backer. The flap extends from the first-end block member and assists in connecting the second-end block member to the first-end block member.

A segmented toy bar assembly includes multiple toy bar segments connected by couplings that allow for reconfiguration between an expanded configuration defining an expanded length and a compact configuration having a compact length that is substantially less than the expanded length. The toy bar segments may take the form of flexible members having a cross-sectional width at least two times the cross-sectional thickness, to allow the expanded toy bar to flex into an arch for placement over a play mat or other children's accessory. Toys may be suspended from the erected toy bar for play and entertainment.