A play yard, which is sometimes referred to as a play pen, is a containment device that typically includes a rigid enclosure having four side walls, a floor, and an upper opening through which a child may be moved in and out of the play yard. The rigid enclosure includes upper and lower horizontal frame members that are joined by vertical frame members, and a solid fabric material is positioned over the frame members. The side walls typically include a mesh portion that extends between the solid fabric material covering the frame members to allow for visibility of the child within the play yard and provide adequate air flow to the child. In addition, the frame members may be collapsible with respect to each other to allow for easier portability and storage of the play yard.
Many play yards further include a bassinet that can be hung from the upper horizontal frame members of the play yard. In particular, the bassinets, such as the bassinet for attachment in a child's play yard described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,778,465, typically include four side walls, a floor, and a plurality of U-shaped plastic hooks that extend from the upper perimeter of two or more of the four side walls. The plastic hooks are configured for engaging the upper horizontal frame members of the play yard such that the floor of the bassinet is suspended above the floor of the play yard. In some products, the bassinet includes a fabric loop along the upper perimeter of two or more of the four side walls, and each fabric loop receives a metal rod. The ends of each metal rod extend outside of the fabric loop and are received into molded U-shaped hooks disposed adjacent the upper horizontal frame members. Some other products, such as the bassinet for suspension in a play yard play described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,434,767, include a combination of the U-shaped plastic hooks and the fabric loop and metal rod engagement means to support the bassinet floor above the play yard floor.
In addition, many play yards are collapsed by pulling up on a strap or handle disposed on the floor of the play yard and attached to the horizontal frame members and then, by releasing hinges along the upper horizontal frame members. By pulling up on the strap or handle, the horizontal frame members and the vertical frame members are drawn toward a central vertical axis extending through the floor of the play yard. However, this strap or handle is inaccessible when the bassinet is installed within the play yard, resulting in the additional, often difficult step of having to remove the bassinet to access the strap or handle when the play yard is to be transported or stored.
Various embodiment of the invention include a bassinet assembly that has an inclinable floor supported above a support surface. In particular, the bassinet assembly includes a floor comprising an inclinable flap and one or more side walls that extend upwardly from a perimeter of the floor and surround the floor. The inclinable flap includes a first set of fasteners disposed along at least a portion of a perimeter of the inclinable flap. The side walls have an upper perimeter and a lower perimeter, and the lower perimeter is adjacent the floor. A second set of mating fasteners for engaging the first set of fasteners is disposed on at least a portion of the one or more side walls between the upper perimeter and the lower perimeter of the one or more side walls. A first portion and a second portion of the second set of mating fasteners are disposed along an inclined path at an angle greater than 0° to the floor, and a third portion of the second set of mating fasteners are disposed along a path that is substantially parallel to the floor. The third portion is intermediate the first and second portions. The first set of fasteners are engageable with the second set of mating fasteners to secure the inclinable flap at the angle of the inclined path to the floor, and the first set of fasteners and the second set of mating fasteners are disengageable to allow the inclinable flap to lay substantially flat against the floor.
A bassinet assembly providing an inclinable floor supported above a support surface according to various other embodiments includes a floor comprising an inclinable flap, one or more side walls that extend upwardly from a perimeter of said floor and surround said floor, and a second set of mating fasteners for engaging a first set of fasteners disposed along at least a first edge of the inclinable flap. The inclinable flap is disposed adjacent the floor along a second edge of the inclinable flap, and the first edge is spaced apart from the second edge. The second set of mating fasteners are disposed on at least a portion of a first side wall between an upper perimeter and a lower perimeter of the first side wall, and the second set of mating fasteners are disposed along a path that is substantially parallel to the floor and spaced above the floor. The first side wall is spaced apart from the second edge of the inclinable flap, and the first set of fasteners are engageable with the second set of mating fasteners to secure at least a portion of said floor at an angle greater than 0° relative to the floor.
According to various alternative embodiments, the floor of the bassinet assembly does not include a separate, inclinable flap as described above, and a first set of fasteners is disposed along at least a first edge of the floor. The first edge of the floor is spaced apart from a second edge of the floor, and at least a portion of the first and the second edges are substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the floor. A second set of mating fasteners for engaging the first set of fasteners is disposed on at least a portion of a first side wall of the bassinet assembly between an upper perimeter and a lower perimeter of the first side wall. The second set of mating fasteners is disposed along a path that is substantially parallel to the support surface and spaced between the upper perimeter and the lower perimeter, and the first side wall is spaced apart from the second edge of the floor. The first set of fasteners is engageable with the second set of mating fasteners to secure at least a portion of the floor at an angle greater than 0° relative to the support surface.
In a particular embodiment, the first set of fasteners includes a first row of zipper teeth and the second set of mating fasteners includes a second row of zipper teeth. The first and second rows of zipper teeth are engageable and disengageable by one or more zippers.
Other various embodiments of the invention include a play yard and bassinet assembly combination. The play yard includes upper horizontal frame members, a fabric material disposed over the upper horizontal frame members to form substantially vertical side walls, and a first row of teeth for engaging one or more zippers. Each of the substantially vertical side walls has an upper perimeter, and the upper perimeters of the vertical walls define an upper opening through which a child may be moved in or out of the play yard. The first row of teeth is disposed on the fabric material below the upper perimeter of the vertical side walls along a substantially horizontal path.
The bassinet assembly includes a floor and one or more side walls that extend upwardly from a perimeter of the floor and surround the floor. In addition, the one or more side walls of the bassinet assembly have an upper perimeter, and a second row of teeth for engaging the one or more zippers is disposed adjacent at least a portion of the upper perimeter of the side walls of the bassinet assembly. The one or more zippers are engageable with the first row of teeth and the second row of teeth to removably secure the bassinet assembly adjacent the upper opening of the play yard. According to one embodiment, the zippered closure eliminates gaps that may cause entrapment of an infant lying within the bassinet assembly.
Having thus described various embodiments of the invention in general terms, reference will now be made to the accompanying drawings, which are not necessarily drawn to scale, and wherein:
Various embodiments of the invention are described more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which some, but not all embodiments of the invention are shown in the figures. These inventions may be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will satisfy applicable legal requirements.
Various embodiments of the invention provide an improved play yard and bassinet combination. For example,
To provide an added layer of support should a primary means (e.g., zipper, U-shaped hooks, metal rod/hook arrangement) for securing the bassinet assembly 100 within the play yard 200 fail, the bassinet assembly 100, according to various embodiments, further includes a plurality of male or female buckles 140 spaced around the outer perimeter of the bassinet floor 102, and the buckles 140 mate with corresponding female or male buckles 215 (shown in
In addition, as shown in
The bassinet assembly 100 is further configured to provide an inclined surface for a baby. According to various embodiments, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 10-12, the floor 102 of the bassinet assembly 100 includes an inclinable flap 104, and the inclinable flap 104 includes a row of zipper teeth 106 along a portion of the perimeter of the inclinable flap 104. Three adjacent side walls 108 of the bassinet assembly 100 include a corresponding row of zipper teeth 109 between an upper and lower perimeter of the side walls 108. In particular, on two opposing side walls 108a, 108b, the row of zipper teeth 109 is disposed along an inclined path relative to the floor 102, and on a side wall 108c intermediate the two opposing side walls 108a, 108b, the row of zipper teeth 109 is disposed along a path parallel to the floor 102. The rows of teeth 106, 109 are engaged with one or more zippers to secure the inclinable flap 104 at an angle with respect to the floor 102. For example, in one embodiment, the angle of incline is about 10°.
In other various embodiments, the bassinet assembly 100 may further include at least one rod 120 that is disposed below at least a portion of an upper surface of the bassinet floor 102 to support a mattress pad 300 to be disposed on the upper surface of the bassinet floor 102. In one embodiment, each rod 120 includes a static portion 121 and an inclined portion 122, and the longitudinal axes 123, 124 of each portion 121, 122, respectively, are disposed at an angle to each other (e.g., about 10°). Each rod 120 is at least partially disposed in one or more pockets 125 that are attached below the upper surfaces of the floor 102 and the inclinable flap 104 of the bassinet assembly 100 such that the static portion 121 is below a first half 102a of the floor 102 and the inclined portion 122 is below the inclinable flap 104. When the inclinable flap 104 is pulled upwardly, each rod 120 rotates from a flat position, which is shown in
According to various embodiments, the bassinet assembly 100 and the play yard 200 may utilize zipper pull tab locks for releasably securing zipper pull tabs to prevent the zippers from movement relative to rows of zipper teeth. Exemplary zipper pull tab locks that may be utilized are described in relation to
Various features of a bassinet assembly and a play yard and bassinet assembly combination according to various embodiments are described below.
In various embodiments of the invention, the floor 102 of the bassinet assembly 100 includes an inclinable flap 104. According to the embodiment shown in
In addition, in the embodiment shown in
According to various embodiments, the angle θ may be between about 5° and 15°, and in the embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 and 11-14, the angle θ is about 10°. In addition, according to various embodiments, more than one zipper may be utilized to secure the rows of zipper teeth 106, 109. In an alternative embodiment (not shown), the flap 104 may be secured at the angle θ using snap fasteners disposed around the outer perimeter of the flap 104 that mate with corresponding snap fasteners disposed along the side walls 108a-c. In addition, according to various alternative embodiments, other fasteners, such as clips, hook and loop, snaps, or buckles, for example, may be used to secure the inclinable flap or floor at an angle with respect to the support surface.
In one embodiment, the one or more zippers includes a first zipper and a second zipper disposed in an in-line arrangement such that the first zipper and the second zipper are disposed adjacent each other when the inclinable flap is secured at the angle of the inclined path relative to the floor. In another embodiment, the one or more zippers consist of one zipper. In yet another embodiment, the one or more zippers include three zippers that are each disposed on a separate side wall 108a-108c.
In one alternative embodiment (not shown), the floor does not include a separate inclinable flap, and a first set of fasteners are disposed along at least a portion of a perimeter the floor. A second set of mating fasteners are disposed along at least a portion of one or more side walls of the bassinet assembly between the upper perimeter and the lower perimeter of the one or more side walls, and the first set of fasteners are engaged with the second set of fasteners to secure the floor at an angle greater than 0° with respect to the support surface. In addition, a third set of fasteners are disposed substantially adjacent the lower perimeter of at least a portion of the one or more side walls, and the first set of fasteners are engaged with the third set of fasteners to secure the floor at an angle substantially equal to 0° with respect to the support surface.
In various embodiments, as shown in
According to the embodiment shown in
In various alternative embodiments (not shown), the floor 102 (or the inclinable flap 104) of the bassinet assembly 100 is inclinable along substantially the entire length of the floor 102. In one such embodiment, one or more straight rods are disposed below the floor 102 (and/or inclinable flap 104) of the bassinet assembly 100 such that the longitudinal axis of each straight rod is oriented substantially parallel with the longitudinal axis of the floor 102.
According to an alternative embodiment shown in
In addition, the one or more side walls 806 have an upper perimeter and a lower perimeter, and the lower perimeter is adjacent the floor 802. A second row of teeth 803 for engaging the one or more zippers is disposed on at least a portion of a first side wall 806a, which is spaced apart from the first edge 812 of the inclinable flap 804, and the second row of teeth 803 are disposed between the upper perimeter and the lower perimeter of the first side wall 806a along a path that is substantially parallel to the floor 802 and spaced above the floor 802. The one or more zippers are engageable with the first row of teeth 830 and the second row of teeth 803 to join the first row of teeth 830 adjacent the second row of teeth 803 and to secure the inclinable flap 804 at an angle greater than 0° relative to the floor 802. The one or more zippers are disengageable with the first row of teeth 830 and the second row of teeth 803 to allow the inclinable flap 804 to lay substantially flat against the floor 802.
In a particular embodiment, the first edge 812 of the inclinable flap 804 is integrally formed with the floor 802. In another embodiment (not shown), the first edge 812 of the inclinable flap 804 is sewn or otherwise attached to the floor 802.
The lower ends 212 of two vertical frame members 210 adjacent the support surface 10 may each include a wheel 214, and the lower ends 212 of the other two vertical frame members 210 may include stops 216 to prevent the play yard 200 from rolling.
In the embodiment shown in
As discussed above, various embodiments of the play yard 200 include a zipper attachment feature along the inner surface 204 of the side walls 206 of the play yard 200 to attach the bassinet assembly 100 within the play yard 200. In particular, as shown in
In one embodiment, the one or more zippers includes a first zipper and a second zipper disposed in an in-line arrangement such that the first zipper and the second zipper are disposed adjacent each other when the bassinet assembly 100 is fully secured adjacent the upper perimeter of the play yard 200. In another embodiment, the one or more zippers include four zippers that are each disposed on a separate side wall. In yet another embodiment, the one or more zippers consists of one zipper.
According to a particular embodiment shown in
Redundant Support Feature for Bassinet Assembly Secured with the Play Yard
According to various embodiments, the bassinet assembly and play yard combination includes one or more redundant support features that provide additional vertical support for the bassinet assembly and prevent the bassinet assembly from falling to the floor of the play yard should a primary attachment means (e.g., zipper, U-shaped hooks, metal rod/hook arrangement, clips, hook and loop, etc.) fail. In a particular embodiment, as shown in
According to one embodiment, the buckles 140 may be attached to the bassinet assembly 100 by sewing one end of a strap to the buckle 140 and the other end of the strap to the floor 102 of the bassinet assembly 100. Similarly, the buckle 215 may be attached relative to the play yard 200 by sewing one end of a strap to the buckle 215 and the other end of the strap to the solid material 230 of the play yard 200. According to various other embodiments, the buckle 215 may be attached relative to the play yard 200 by disposing one end of the strap through or around a vertical frame member 210 of the play yard 200 and sewing the other end of the strap to the buckle 215. In such embodiments, the buckle 215 and portion of the strap adjacent the buckle 215 may be thread through grommets or button holes in the solid material 230 such that the buckle 215 can be engaged with the corresponding buckle 140 attached to the bassinet assembly 100.
In other various embodiments, the redundant support feature may include snaps, clips, clasps, and polypropylene webbing, for example.
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According to various embodiments of the invention, a zipper pull tab lock mechanism may be provided to secure the zipper pull tabs of the one or more zippers used to secure the bassinet assembly 100 within the play yard 200 or the inclinable flap 104 of the bassinet assembly 100 in an inclined position with respect to the floor 102 of the bassinet assembly 100.
The inner sleeve 451 includes a lower surface 453, and the lower surface 453 defines an engaging tab 455 that includes a free end 456, a fixed end 457 integrally formed with the lower surface 453, a first protrusion 458, and a second protrusion 459. The free end 456 and the fixed end 457 of the engaging tab 455 are aligned along a longitudinal axis 460 of the inner sleeve 451. The first protrusion 458 is disposed adjacent the free end 456 of the engaging tab 455, and the second protrusion 459 is disposed inwardly of the free end 458 toward the fixed end 457 of the engaging tab 455. The first protrusion 458 and the second protrusion 459 extend upwardly from the lower surface 453 of the inner sleeve 451.
The inner sleeve 451 is slidably engageable within the opening 405 of the cavity 403 such that the first protrusion 458 on the free end 456 of the engaging tab 455 is disposed below the free end 409 of the release tab 408 of the outer sleeve 401. In addition, a longitudinal axis 460 of the inner sleeve 451 is coaxial with the longitudinal axis 411 of the outer sleeve 401 when the inner sleeve 451 is slidably engaged within the cavity 403 of the outer sleeve 401.
Furthermore, a stop 461 extends downwardly from the lower surface 453 of the inner sleeve 451, and the outer sleeve 401 includes a lower surface 414 that defines a hole 412. The stop 461 is engaged into the hole 412 when the inner sleeve 451 is slidably engaged in the cavity 403 of the outer sleeve 401 to prevent the inner sleeve 451 from being slidably disengaged from the outer sleeve 401. In an alternative embodiment (not shown), the lower surface 414 of the outer sleeve 401 defines a depressed portion into which the stop 461 may be engaged to prevent the inner sleeve 451 from being slidably disengaged from the cavity 403 of the outer sleeve 401.
A zipper pull tab 470 defining a hole 471 therethrough is slidably engageable within the opening 405 of the cavity 403 such that the second protrusion 459 engages the hole 471 of the zipper pull tab 470 to prevent removal of the zipper pull tab 470 from the cavity 403 of the outer sleeve 401. When the release tab 408 is urged downwardly into contact with the first protrusion 458, the free end 456 of the engaging tab 455 is moved downwardly and the second protrusion 459 is moved away from the hole 471 of the pull tab 470, allowing the pull tab 471 to be slidably disengaged from the opening 405 of the cavity 403.
The lower surface 414 of the outer sleeve 401 further defines an opening 413 through which the free end 456 of the engaging tab 455 moves when the release tab 408 is urged downwardly into contact with the first protrusion 458. In an alternative embodiment (not shown), the lower surface 414 of the outer sleeve 401 defines a depressed portion into which the free end 456 of the engaging tab 455 moves when the release tab 408 is urged downwardly into contact with the first protrusion 458.
The engaging tab 455 and release tab 408 described above allow for the zipper pull tab 470 to be removably engaged within the zipper pull tab lock 400. In a further embodiment, the zipper pull tab lock 400 provides for permanently securing a second zipper pull tab 480 within the outer sleeve 401 such that two zippers may be secured adjacent each other in an end-to-end relationship along the longitudinal axis 411 of the outer sleeve 401. In particular, the outer sleeve 401 further defines a second opening 415 at a second end 416 of the outer sleeve 401 that is opposite the first end 406 along the longitudinal axis 411 of the outer sleeve 401. In addition, an upwardly extending protrusion 422 is disposed on a lower surface 420 of the outer sleeve 401. The upwardly extending protrusion 422 is configured for engaging a hole 481 defined through the second zipper pull tab 480 such that when the second zipper pull tab 480 is slidably engaged through the second opening 415, the upwardly extending protrusion 422 is engaged through the hole 481 of the second zipper pull tab 480 to prevent the second zipper pull tab 480 from being disengaged from the outer sleeve 401. In one embodiment, an upper surface of the outer sleeve 401 is substantially solid above the upwardly extending protrusion 422 such that the upwardly extending protrusion 422 cannot be urged downwardly through the upper surface of the outer sleeve 401.
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The outer housing 501 includes an upper surface 503 that defines a first opening 505, a lower surface 507, a cavity defined between the upper surface 503 and the lower surface 507, a first end portion 509 that defines a second opening 510, and a second end portion 515 that defines a third opening 516. The first opening 505, the second opening 510, and the third opening 516 are in communication with the cavity. A vertical axis 511 of the outer housing 501 extends through the first opening 505, and a longitudinal axis 513 of the outer housing 501 extends through the second opening 510 and the third opening 516. The longitudinal axis 513 and the vertical axis 511 are substantially perpendicular to each other.
Inner sleeve 551 is slidably engageable within the cavity of the outer housing 501 through the second opening 510, and inner sleeve 571 is slidably engageable within the cavity of the outer housing 501 through the third opening 516. Each inner sleeve 551, 571 includes a lower surface 553 that defines an engaging tab 555, and the engaging tab 555 includes a free end 557, a fixed end 559 integrally formed with the lower surface 553, a first protrusion 560, and a second protrusion 561. The free end 557 and the fixed end 559 of the engaging tab 555 are aligned along a longitudinal axis 570 of the inner sleeve 551, the first protrusion 560 is disposed adjacent the free end 557 of the engaging tab 555, and the second protrusion 561 is disposed inwardly of the free end 557 toward the fixed end 559 of the engaging tab 555. The first protrusion 560 and the second protrusion 561 extend upwardly from the lower surface 553.
In addition, a stop 563 extends downwardly from the lower surface 553 of each inner sleeve 551, 571, and the lower surface 507 of the outer housing 501 defines two openings 512a, 512b that are in communication with the cavity. The stop 563 of each inner sleeve 551, 571 is engageable with the opening 512a, 512b, respectively, when the inner sleeves 551, 571 are slidably engaged in the outer housing 501 to prevent the inner sleeves 551, 571 from being slidably disengaged from the outer housing 501. In an alternative embodiment (not shown), the lower surface 507 of the outer housing 501 may define depressed portions that are in communication with the cavity that engage the stops 563 of the inner sleeves 551, 571.
As mentioned above, the inner sleeves 551, 571 are slidably engageable within the second opening 510 and the third opening 516, respectively, along the longitudinal axis 513 of the outer housing 501 such that the first protrusion 560 on the free end 557 of the engaging tab 555 is disposed below the first opening 505. In addition, the first zipper pull tab 470 is slidably engageable within the second opening 510 of the cavity such that the second protrusion 561 of inner sleeve 551 engages the hole 471 of the first zipper pull tab 470 to prevent removal of the first zipper pull tab 470 from the cavity of the outer housing 501. Similarly, the zipper pull tab 480 is slidably engageable within the third opening 516 of the cavity such that the second protrusion 561 of inner sleeve 571 engages the hole 481 of the second zipper pull tab 480 to prevent removal of the second zipper pull tab 480 from the cavity of the outer housing 501. When the first protrusions 560 of the inner sleeves 551, 571 are urged downwardly through the first opening 505, the free ends 557 of the engaging tabs 555 are moved downwardly and the second protrusions 561 are moved away from the holes 471, 481 of the zipper pull tabs 470, 480, respectively, allowing the zipper pull tabs 470, 480 to be slidably disengaged from the second opening 510 and the third opening 516 of the cavity.
In a particular embodiment, the lower surface 507 of the outer housing 501 defines at least one opening 514 through which the free ends 557 of the engaging tabs 555 of the inner sleeves 551, 571 can move when urged downwardly through the first opening 505. In an alternative embodiment (not shown), the lower surface 507 of the outer housing 501 may define a depressed portion in communication with the cavity into which the free ends 557 of the engaging tabs 555 of the inner sleeves 551, 571 can move.
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In an alternative embodiment shown in
In an alternative embodiment (not shown), a tool is removably inserted into the first opening 505 to move the free end 557 of the engaging tab 555 downwardly.
In a further embodiment, the outer housing 501 of the zipper pull tab lock 500 defines slots 585 that extend along the sides 586 of the outer housing 501 between each end 509, 515 of the outer housing 501. The slots 585 can receive straps to secure the zipper pull tab lock 500 adjacent another object.
The lock member 751 is disposed within the channel 707 along the vertical axis 710, and the lock member 751 includes an upper surface 753 that is accessible through the first opening 709. The lock member 751 also includes a lower surface 755 that is disposed adjacent to the depressed portion 717 and two integrated paws 757, 761 that are defined in side surfaces 759, 763 of the lock member 751. The side surfaces 759, 763 extend between the upper surface 753 and the lower surface 755. The integrated paws 757, 761 are about 180 degrees apart from each other, and each integrated paw 757, 761 is configured for engaging the hole 471, 481 defined through zipper pull tabs 470, 480.
The compression spring 765 is disposed intermediate the depressed portion 717 and the lower surface 755 of the lock member 751, and the compression spring biases the lock member 701 upwardly to maintain engagement of the integrated paws 757, 761 within the hole 471, 481 of respective zipper pull tabs 470, 480 when the zipper pull tabs 470, 480 are slidably engaged through the second opening 711 and third opening 721, respectively, along the longitudinal axis 715 of the housing 701. When the lock member 751 is moved downwardly, the integrated paws 757, 761 are disengaged from the holes 471, 481 of the zipper pull tabs 470, 480, respectively, allowing the zipper pull tabs 470, 480 to be slidably disengaged from the second opening 711 and the third opening 721, respectively, of the housing 701.
In the embodiment shown in
Although this invention has been described in specific detail with reference to the disclosed embodiments, it will be understood that many variations and modifications may be effected within the spirit and scope of the invention as described in the appended claims.
This application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/995,417, filed Sep. 25, 2007 and entitled “PLAY YARD,” which is herein incorporated by reference in its entirety. In addition, this application incorporates by reference in their entirety the following co-pending applications filed concurrently with this application: U.S. application Ser. No. ______, filed Sep. 24, 2008 and entitled “MESH ARRANGEMENT FOR BASSINET ASSEMBLY”; U.S. application Ser. No. ______, filed Sep. 24, 2008 and entitled “ZIPPER PULL TAB LOCK”; U.S. application Ser. No. ______, filed Sep. 24, 2008 and entitled “COLLAPSIBLE PLAY YARD AND BASSINET ASSEMBLY COMBINATION”; U.S. application Ser. No. ______, filed Sep. 24, 2008 and entitled “REDUNDANT SUPPORT FEATURE FOR BASSINET ASSEMBLY AND PLAY YARD COMBINATION”; and U.S. application Ser. No. ______, filed Sep. 24, 2008 and entitled “SUPPORT FOR AN INCLINABLE BASSINET ASSEMBLY”.
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