Inflatable Baby Support With Inflatable Peripheral Guard Patents (Class 5/945)
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Patent number: 9095226Abstract: A crib bumper assembly protects an infant from injury by bars spaced on the side of a crib. The assembly includes an elongated member having a first side and a second side. A plurality of flexible panels is coupled to the first side of the elongated member. Each flexible panel has a perimeter edge coupled to the elongated member wherein each flexible panel forms a chamber extending from the first side of the elongated member. A plurality of attachment members is coupled in spaced arrangement to the second side of the elongated member. Thus, the elongated member is configured for being coupled to spaced bars in a side of a crib.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 2013Date of Patent: August 4, 2015Inventor: Behdad M. Noorani
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Patent number: 8365323Abstract: The instant invention is an inflatable, portable crib, comprising: a bottom most member parallel to the floor, at least one vertical member operationally connected to said bottom most member, at least three struts arranged around the perimeter of the bottom most member, and at least one horizontal member, said horizontal member(s) connecting at least two struts toward the tops of the struts, and said horizontal member(s) operationally connected to said vertical member(s), wherein said vertical member(s) and said bottom most member create an enclosed space; and wherein said struts and horizontal member(s) consist of an outer shell of dimensionally stable material and at least one inner bladder; and when said inner bladder(s) are inflated with air under pressure, said struts and vertical member(s) create a rigid structure for supporting said enclosed space.Type: GrantFiled: June 19, 2009Date of Patent: February 5, 2013Assignee: Guava Family, Inc.Inventor: Scott Crumrine
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Patent number: 7836533Abstract: Apparatus for changing a baby including a disposable changing pad component, a changing platform component and a combination of a changing pad component and platform component. The disposable changing pad component includes a water impermeable layer and a fabric layer and at least one movement resistance aid to anchor the pad in place. The changing platform component includes a generally smooth region for receiving a baby and at least one changing pad retainer for holding the changing pad.Type: GrantFiled: December 28, 2004Date of Patent: November 23, 2010Inventor: Frank Rosenberg
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Patent number: 7661157Abstract: A portable travel crib, play yard or other infant or child containment device is provided. The device may have longitudinal support structures. The device may also have an upper peripheral support structure provides an outward compressive force.Type: GrantFiled: October 23, 2007Date of Patent: February 16, 2010Inventors: John F. McCluskey, Sharon Lake, Katherine Bickert, Susan M. Schmitt
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Patent number: 7581268Abstract: A pillow for an infant includes a pillow body and a support member. The pillow body includes a medial portion and a pair of arms extending therefrom. Each of the arms includes a first end and a second end. The medial portion is formed integrally with, and extends generally laterally between, the arm first ends. The pair of arms are spaced apart in a mirrored relationship such that a well region is defined therebetween. The support member includes a body portion and a head portion extending from the body portion. The body portion extends across the well region and is between the pair of arms. The head portion is coupled to, and extends from, each of the arm second ends.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 2005Date of Patent: September 1, 2009Inventor: Stephanie Bell
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Patent number: 6848128Abstract: A portable infant cushion (10) includes a base (12) having a top surface (14) for engaging the body of an infant placed onto the top surface and for transferring the weight of the infant. The top surface (14) includes a head support portion (20) non-releasably attached to the base (12) and having a head engaging surface elevated relative to the base for supporting the head of the infant. The top surface (14) includes a body support portion (18) connected to the base (12) which is longitudinally spaced from the head support (20) and is for supporting the body of an infant. A side wall (24) extends peripherally around the base (12) and having an elevated surface elevated higher than the head support (20). The cushion (10) includes a blanket (32) for covering the infant adapted to be placed on the top surface (14). The blanket (32) has at least a portion secured to the side wall (24). The blanket (32) is extensible over the top surface (14) without extending over the head support portion (20).Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 2002Date of Patent: February 1, 2005Inventors: Esther A. L. Verbovszky, Carl J. Myers
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Patent number: 6799338Abstract: A portable playyard includes a top frame defining a top opening, a bottom frame, a plurality of circular inflatable supporters spacedly bridging the top and bottom frames, a boundary shelter supported by the top frame to define a playyard cavity within the boundary shelter, the top frame, and the bottom frame; and an air valve provided at the inflatable supporters. Each of the inflatable supporters, having an air chamber, is outwardly and inclinedly extended from the top frame to the bottom frame to evenly distribute and support a downward force applied on the top frame so as to prevent the playyard from being accidentally collapsed.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 2003Date of Patent: October 5, 2004Inventor: Ben Ming Hsia
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Publication number: 20030196263Abstract: An inflatable and/or portable crib includes a base platform sized and configured to support a child, and inflatable side panels extending vertically from and surrounding the base platform. The base platform and side panels define an enclosure for the child, at least one of side panels having an outer inflatable frame surrounding a region configured to allow visibility within the enclosure.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2002Publication date: October 23, 2003Inventor: Scott D. Hardy
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Patent number: 6524331Abstract: The invention disclosed herein relates to a device for applying thermal therapy, treatment or comfort to a patient or user which includes a container having an upper side and lower side with a space therebetween containing a chemical composition adapted to provide a thermal effect, and a plurality of discrete attachment areas which generally define a central location in the container. The device has a nest configuration and automatically conforms to the user's geometry upon application of weight thereon. The discrete attachment areas are positioned to define an inner peripheral base portion and outer peripheral portion in the device which collectively form the nest configuration. The device is particularly useful in thermal treatment for infants.Type: GrantFiled: May 8, 2000Date of Patent: February 25, 2003Assignee: Allegiance CorporationInventors: Daniel Kohout, Charles Ray Mason, Michael Fleck, E. Ron Phipps, Tim Shaneberger, Everett Posey, Gregory Groenke
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Patent number: 6505366Abstract: An adjustable supporting device for a premature infant, comprising an inflatable base (1) consisting of two superimposed air and gas impermeable layers (5, 6), divided into at least two flat sections (2, 3), and running along the perephery of the base an inflatable wall (4), optionally also divided into two sections, wherein all base sections (2, 3) and wall (4) or wall sections are inflatable and pressure-adjustable independent of one another.Type: GrantFiled: January 22, 2001Date of Patent: January 14, 2003Inventor: Kjersti B. Lied
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Patent number: 6393639Abstract: An inflatable baby cushioning apparatus for restricting the movement of infants. The inflatable baby cushioning apparatus includes an inflatable baby cushioning apparatus comprising a pad. The pad includes a peripheral edge and a plurality of tubular members. Each of the plurality of tubular members includes a pair of ends and a peripheral wall extending therebetween.Type: GrantFiled: September 28, 2000Date of Patent: May 28, 2002Inventor: Aida L. Ohsner
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Patent number: 5926873Abstract: A railing guard is provided for alleviating previous deficiencies with crib protectants. The crib railing guard disclosed protects infants from injury and discomfort resulting from impact against and contact with side railing on baby cribs. Furthermore, the crib railing guard provides a self-supportive, comfortable enclosure for care of infants on surfaces with or without side railing. The crib railing guard is composed of a base, a cushiony wall and fasteners. The base is sized and shaped to correspond to an infant mattress. The base, when used in conjunction with an infant bed, is placed on top of the mattress support structure and beneath the mattress. The cushiony wall is connected to the perimeter of the base and projects upward. The lower portion of the cushiony wall is designed to compress when a mattress is placed on top of the base in order to fit the crib railing guard between the crib railing and the mattress.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 1997Date of Patent: July 27, 1999Inventor: Irene Fountain
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Patent number: 5699569Abstract: A combined bed and seat device for an infant is made of plastic material and is formed with various separately inflatable elements, namely a base (1) upon which the child sits or lies, a cushion (2) that surrounds the base (1) on three sides, an outer wall connected thereto and formed of wedge-shaped configuration in side view, and a second inflatable cushion (6) of approximately same circumference and connected to the other border of the outer wall (4). The cushion (6) forms the body that supports and stabilizes the bed upon the ground. In order to angle the base (1) into the seating position, the cushion (2) is clampable approximately in the middle of its length by means of an eyelet connection (5) against the second cushion (6). The inclination of the base (1) is adjustable by inflating the outer wall (4) to a lesser or greater degree.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 1996Date of Patent: December 23, 1997Inventor: Sabine Schwarz-Zohrer