An infant play mat with a flexible central mat portion having a fabric surface that forms a first infant play area and including multiple flexible flaps extending from straight edges of the play mat. The infant play mat has a polygonal perimeter with multiple straight edges, with two of the edges defining a corner therebetween. Multiple flexible flaps extend from a respective one of the perimeter edges and define a fold line. Each flap has an upper flap surface exposed when the flap is extended, and hidden when the play mat is folded at the fold line to cover a region of the central mat portion. The central mat portion and lower surfaces of the flaps together form a second infant play area when the play mat is folded at all of the fold lines. Two of the flaps extend from the two edges to define the corner and are shaped such that, when overlaying the central mat portion, the two flaps do not overlap.

A bedding for babies and infants includes two mattresses, wall-surface cushion materials, and handles. The two mattresses have mutually opposite sides that are coupled and have square shapes in planar views of the two mattresses. The wall-surface cushion materials are removably mounted on top surfaces of other three sides excluding the coupled sides of both the mattresses via coupling members. The handles removably mounted on both the mattresses or the wall-surface cushion materials. The wall-surface cushion materials are separably and mutually coupled between the adjacent wall-surface cushion materials via coupling members. The bedding for babies and infants is configured to be carried around with the handles in a state where both the mattresses are folded such that top surfaces of corresponding wall-surface cushion materials are abutted to be closed with a coupling member.

A diaper changing and feeding support device is disclosed. The device includes a U-shaped pillow member with a first arm, a second arm and plurality of securing devices. The first arm includes a plurality of pockets and corresponding zippers, and the second arm includes a plurality of pockets and corresponding zippers. The device also includes a changing pad member with a plurality of detachable changing pads and a plurality of securing devices, the plurality of detachable changing pads adjustable to accommodate a plurality of different lengths and widths.

A configurable multipurpose mat assembly is described. The configurable multipurpose mat assembly typically comprises a center area for receiving a baby, and two barriers on opposite sides of the center area for confining a baby there between. Variations of the configurable multipurpose mat assembly may include compressible or inflatable components that permit the mat assembly to be compressed or rolled without disassembly. In other variations, the configurable multipurpose mat assembly may include liquid impervious sheaths to provide a protective barrier between the components of the mat assembly and undesirable liquids.

A foldable bassinet including a top rail assembly, at least one first hinge assembly disposed on the top rail assembly, at least one second hinge assembly rotatably combined with the at least one first hinge assembly, at least one leg assembly connected to the at least one second hinge assembly, and at least one latch assembly movably disposed on the at least one second hinge assembly. The at least one first hinge assembly includes an engaging surface. The at least one leg assembly being foldable relative to the top rail assembly by rotation of the at least one second hinge assembly relative to the at least one first hinge assembly. The at least one latch assembly including an engaging component movably connected to the at least one second hinge assembly, the engaging component engaging with the engaging surface to restrain the rotation of the at least one second hinge assembly.

A play mat assembly includes a mat with a first major surface and an opposing second major surface and a plurality of extension coupling points on the first major surface. An extension having a proximal end is removably coupled with one of the plurality of extension coupling points. The extension extends away from the proximal end at the first major surface of the mat to a distal play piece connection point. A play piece is removably coupled with the play piece connection point.

An infant play mat with a flexible central mat portion having a fabric surface that forms a first infant play area and including multiple flexible flaps extending from straight edges of the play mat. The infant play mat has a polygonal perimeter with multiple straight edges, with two of the edges defining a corner therebetween. Multiple flexible flaps extend from a respective one of the perimeter edges and define a fold line. Each flap has an upper flap surface exposed when the flap is extended, and hidden when the play mat is folded at the fold line to cover a region of the central mat portion. The central mat portion and lower surfaces of the flaps together form a second infant play area when the play mat is folded at all of the fold lines. Two of the flaps extend from the two edges to define the corner and are shaped such that, when overlaying the central mat portion, the two flaps do not overlap.

A foldable diaper changing mat that includes a foldable base layer having a surface engaging side and an upward facing side and a top edge and a bottom edge; and an infant buttocks receiving pad portion having a top end facing the top edge of the foldable base layer and a bottom end facing the bottom edge of the foldable base layer, wherein the infant buttocks receiving pad portion is engaged with the upward facing side and proximate the bottom edge of the foldable base layer. The infant buttocks receiving pad portion has at least one intermediate layer and a top, adsorbent-containing layer. The infant buttocks receiving pad portion typically has a top edge facing pocket and a bottom edge facing pocket that are separated from one another.

The present invention relates generally to a children's activity and play device, and more specifically to a blanket or play mat that also serves as a storybook, which is convertible to a play toy. The present invention may include a fabric member in the form for a padded mat and include a first surface and a second surface. When unfolded, the first surface of the fabric member includes at least one display section, and preferably a series of display sections, which depict a story or portion of a story. Connected to a first edge of the fabric member is a stuffed or cushioned figure. The fabric member is adapted to be folded into a folded form, wherein the folded form combines with the stuffed figure portion to form a play toy in the form of a stuffed character figure.

Systems and methods according to the principles described here provide a safe, Comfortable, and soft pad which may be used for the care of babies and toddlers. The pad may be used during care and to transfer babies or toddlers from one location to another without waking the child. The pad includes handles which may be actual handles or hole handles to allow a caregiver to securely grasp pad in order to safely transfer the child.