Wonderland Nurserygoods Company Limited

Graco Children's Products, Inc.

Graco Metal Products, Inc.

Dawn Designs, Inc.

Port-a-crib, Inc.

Ronald R Hoffman

Rex E Payne, Jr

Curtis M Hartenstine

Jonathan M Pacella

Nathanael Saint

Sharon A Gillett

Joseph F Fiore, Jr

David Saint

Derek A King

Samuel E Rohrer

A play yard frame structure includes upper and lower horizontal frame members and vertical frame members with a fabric body that extends over the exterior of the frame structure. The fabric body has fastening tabs that extend from the corners of the fabric body corresponding to the vertical frame members to be passed through openings in the foot members for fastening to the foot members on a surface that is not on the exterior of the frame structure to provide a taut panel that extends around the lower perimeter of the play yard below the lower horizontal frame members. The bassinet structure includes a height adjustment feature that enables the floor surface of the bassinet structure to be positioned selectively at multiple height positions relative to the upper horizontal frame members. In one embodiment, the fabric walls of the bassinet include secondary frame tunnels for supporting the bassinet frame.

Play yard with height adjustable bassinet

Baby walker's seat cover

The baby seat has a forwardly projecting anchor member which is adapted to overlie a table or the like and a pair of gripping members below said anchor member for gripping a bottom surface of a table or the like. A latch extends between the grip members and the back of the baby seat for latching the grip members in position.

Hook-on type baby seat

A tray and seat are adjustable vertically with respect to a base on a baby walker. Connecting means extending from the tray to the base is associated with a pawl having teeth meshed with a rack on the bottom surface of the tray. The meshed teeth are shaped so that the tray and seat can be elevated with respect to the base only by applying an upward force on the tray.

Baby walker

A latch, particularly for a crib or the like, is spring biased to a latched position. A single fastener secures the latch member to a support and guides the latch for reciprocal movement.

Latch

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Morgantown, PA, United States of America

Ronald R Hoffman