Foundations Worldwide, Inc.

David Stitchick

Joseph A Lawlor

Lukasz S Poslowski

Casey R Getic

Robert Kansa

Connor Doris

Mark A Suvak

Chris A Wyman

Timothy Scarcella

An exemplary baby diaper changing station () includes a table () that is configured to be in operative supported connection with a wall () through a pair of transversely disposed mounting brackets (). The table is in movable rotatable connection with the mounting brackets. The table is rotatably movable between a use position in which a generally planar changing surface () extends generally horizontal and faces upward, and a stored position in which the table extends parallel to the wall and in outwardly overlying relation of the mounting brackets. A pair of torsion springs () that are associated with respective joints () operate to rotationally bias the table toward the stored position once the table has been rotationally moved by the user away from the use position.

Baby diaper changing station

Crib

A child crib arrangement includes a pair of crib sidewalls () and a pair of crib end walls (). A bottom panel () extends horizontally and in intermediate relation between the crib walls. A transparent side panel () includes a lower side panel end surface () that is releasably engaged in a horizontally elongated slot (). The transparent side panel further includes at least one turned portion () that includes a respective aperture (). A portion of a top rail () extends through the aperture. At least one transparent end panel () is in operative attached connection with a crib end wall. The transparent end panel may be in interengaging relation with the side panel to provide resistance to relative movement of the side panel and the end panel.

A baby diaper changing station () includes a base () that is configured to be in fixed connection with a wall (). A table () is in movable rotatable connection with the base. The table is movable between a use position in which a changing surface () extends generally horizontal and faces upward, and a stored position in which the table extends parallel to the wall and in overlying relation of the base. The table is supported through rails () that extend in respective channels () within the table. Stop pins () are configured to stop rotation of the table in the use position and to prevent damage to the changing station from an excessive downward load on the table. The stop pins are frangible so that if an excessive load is applied, the pins bend and break without causing damage to other structures. The changing station can be returned to service by replacement of the stop pins.

Baby diaper changing station cover

A height adjustable child seat () includes a generally rectangular body () which includes a seat recess (). The child seat is supported by four legs () each of which includes an upper leg () and a lower leg () that extend in telescoping relation. Each leg includes a releasable latch () including a positioning projection () which is selectively engageable in axially disposed positioning apertures (). Each leg is in connection with a foot () which includes a disc () with an overlying tread layer (). The child seat includes a child holding harness () that includes at least one flat plastic band that has smooth surfaces on all sides thereof.

Adjustable height child seat

A stroller assembly is provided that includes a frame. The stroller assembly may also include a plurality of wheel assemblies that are operable to mount to the frame. In addition, the stroller assembly may include a front seat module and a back seat module comprised of a plastic material. The front seat module and the back seat module may include integral fastener members that are operative to engage with each other when the front seat module and the back seat module are mounted to the frame.

Stroller

A cot is provided that has a frame having a shape of a continuous loop. The frame bounds an interior area of the loop and the interior area is covered by a fabric covering. The frame includes an outer perimeter. At least two legs are mounted to the frame and each leg includes a foot portion. The at least two legs are positioned to support the frame above a horizontal floor surface with the foot portions of each leg in contact with the floor surface. Also, each leg extends outwardly and downwardly from the frame such that the foot portions are positioned outwardly of the outer perimeter of the frame in both vertical and horizontal directions.

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David Stitchick