AU2022200715A1 - Children's exercise and activity apparatus - Google Patents
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Abstract
A children's exercise and activity apparatus for providing exercise functionality for a
small child, said apparatus comprising: a base adapted to lie on the floor, the base
comprising a U-shaped base frame with cradle supporting arms extending from each
end of the U-shaped frame in an upwardly and rearwardly direction such that the cradle
supporting arms are resiliently deflectable relative to the base when a child is
supported on a cradle coupled with the cradle supporting arms; and a kick panel
assembly coupled with the base, the kick panel assembly comprising a kicking panel
extending transversely relative to the underlying floor with a kick panel support being
fixedly attached to the base.
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[001] The present invention relates to a children's exercise and activity apparatus.
[002] Any references to methods, apparatus or documents of the prior art are not to
be taken as constituting any evidence or admission that they formed, or form part of
the common general knowledge.
[003] Baby bouncers are a class of popular products for parents and their infants. A
baby bouncer is a device that holds an infant and provides them with gentle motion in
a manner that can stimulate an infant when they are active, soothe them when they
are not, enable an infant to exercise, all while enhancing free time for parents. Baby
bouncers are typically used by infants between the ages of 4 months and 1 year.
[004] In general, a baby bouncer has a seat that cradles an infant and that is retained
in a flexible manner on a stand. The seat and stand are beneficially dimensioned so
that when the baby bouncer is located on a surface that an infant can jump, kick, and
partially stand in a manner that allows the infant to exercise, entertain itself, and to
burn off excess energy to enable the infant to sleep. When the infant moves the flexible
seat gently bounces the infant in accord with the infant's movement.
[005] In the above described bouncers, the baby's hand and feet are typically left free
to move while the baby's torso is generally restrained to the cradle. Such an
arrangement can limit the amount of feedback movement that the baby can generate
while being placed in the cradle of the bouncer. It would be particularly desirable to improve the design of baby bouncers to allow the baby to get more opportunity to apply more force easily and generate movement of the cradle.
[006] In an aspect, the invention provides a children's exercise and activity apparatus
for providing exercise functionality for a small child, said apparatus comprising:
a base adapted to lie on the floor, the base comprising a U-shaped base frame with
cradle supporting arms extending from each end of the U-shaped base frame in an
upwardly and rearwardly direction such that the cradle supporting arms are resiliently
deflectable relative to the base when a child is supported on a cradle coupled with the
cradle supporting arms; and
a kick panel assembly coupled with the base, the kick panel assembly comprising a
kicking panel extending transversely relative to the underlying floor with a kick panel
support being fixedly attached to the base.
[007] In an embodiment, the kick panel support is coupled to the base to position the
kick panel in a spaced relationship relative to a frontal portion of the cradle supporting
arms to locate the kick panel away from the cradle for allowing the child supported on
the cradle to kick on the kicking panel during use.
[008] In an embodiment, the base comprises a base panel adapted to contact the
underlying floor and wherein a top surface of the base panel is adapted to receive the
U-shaped base frame and wherein the kick panel support is received on a frontal
portion of the base panel.
[009] In an embodiment, the kick panel support is adapted to be fixedly attached at a
plurality of locations on the base panel to allow the kick panel to be positioned at
multiple in-use locations and orientations.
[0010] In an embodiment, the kick panel support is adapted to be positioned to extend
forwardly from a frontal portion of the base panel to thereby allow the kick panel to be
positioned in a forwardly location relative to the frontal portion of the base panel.
[0011] In an embodiment, the kick panel support comprises a bracket wherein a first
part of the bracket is fixedly attached to the base panel and a second part of the
bracket is fixedly attached to the kick panel.
[0012] In an embodiment, the first part of the bracket is substantially perpendicular to
the second part of the bracket.
[0013] In an embodiment, the kick panel is oriented in a substantially perpendicular
orientation relative to the floor.
[0014] In an embodiment, the cradle comprises a restraint assembly for restraining the
child positioned in the cradle.
[0015] In an embodiment, the kick panel is coupled to the U-shaped base frame.
[0016] In another aspect, the present invention provides a kick board attachment for
use in combination with a baby bouncer, the kicking panel attachment comprising: a base frame having at least two longitudinally extending members couplable to the baby bouncer and/or a base having a baby bouncer affixed thereto, the base frame being integrally formed with a kicking panel support frame extending substantially transversely relative to an underlying floor when in an in-use position; and a kicking panel releasably engaged with the kicking panel support frame; wherein when the at least two longitudinally extending members are coupled to the baby bouncer and/or a base having a baby bouncer affixed thereto, one or more legs of a baby in a cradle of the baby bouncer can interact with the kicking panel.
[0017] In an embodiment, the kicking panel attachment comprises a sleeve configured
to slide onto or over the kicking panel support frame.
[0018] In an embodiment, the sleeve comprises a fabric affixable to the kicking panel
support frame.
[0019 In an alternative embodiment, the kicking panel is fixed to the kicking panel
support frame.
[0020] In an embodiment, the kicking panel comprises a solid panel.
[0021] In yet another aspect, there present invention provides a method of assembling
a kicking panel in combination with a baby bouncer, the method comprising the steps:
providing a kicking panel attachment comprising a base frame having at least
two longitudinally extending members couplable to the baby bouncer and/or a base
having a baby bouncer affixed thereto, the base frame being integrally formed with a kicking panel support frame extending substantially transversely relative to an underlying floor when in an in-use position and the kicking panel support frame supporting a kick panel; locating the kicking panel attachment adjacent to the baby bouncer and/or the base having a baby bouncer coupled thereto; adjusting the kick panel attachment relative to the baby bouncer so as to locate the kicking panel at a desired position for a baby in a cradle of the baby bouncer to interact with the kicking panel; and coupling the kicking panel attachment in place relative to the baby bouncer.
[0022 In an embodiment, adjusting the kicking panel attachment is by sliding the
kicking panel support frame relative to the baby bouncer.
[0023 In an embodiment, adjusting the kicking panel attachment is by telescopic
extension/retraction of the at least two longitudinally extending members.
[0024] Preferred features, embodiments and variations of the invention may be
discerned from the following Detailed Description which provides sufficient information
for those skilled in the art to perform the invention. The Detailed Description is not to
be regarded as limiting the scope of the preceding Summary of the Invention in any
way. The Detailed Description will make reference to a number of drawings as follows:
Figure 1 is a frontal view of the baby bouncer 100 in accordance with an embodiment.
Figure 2 is a top perspective view of the kick panel assembly 120 that forms a part of
the baby bouncer 100.
Figure 3 is an enlarged view of the base assembly 110 that forms part of the baby
bouncer100.
Figure 4 is a foot end view of the baby bouncer 100.
Figure 5 is a head end view of the baby bouncer 100.
Figure 6 is a first side perspective view of the baby bouncer 200 in accordance with a
second embodiment.
Figure 7 is a right side perspective view of the baby bouncer 200.
Figure 8 is a top view of a kick board according to an embodiment of the present
invention.
Figure 9 is an upper rear isometric view of the kick board of Figure 8.
Figure 10 a rear perspective view of the kick board of Figure 8.
[0025] Figures 1 to 6 illustrate an improved baby bouncer 100 in accordance with a
preferred embodiment of the present invention. The bouncer 100 includes a base
assembly 110 that include a planar base panel 112 that can be positioned on an
underlying floor surface S. The top planar surface of the base panel 112 receives a U
shaped base frame 114 with cradle supporting arms 116 extending from each end of
the U-shaped frame 114 in an upwardly and rearwardly direction. The cradle
supporting arms 116 are resiliently deflectable relative to the base frame 114 when a
child is supported on the cradle 118 (made from cloth) coupled with the cradle
supporting arms 116.
[0026]A kick panel assembly 120 coupled with the base 110. In the preferred
embodiment shown in the accompanying figures the kick panel assembly 120 is
coupled with the base panel 112. However, in other embodiments, the kick panel
assembly 120 may be coupled directly with the U-shaped base frame 114 without
departing from the overall scope of the invention. The kick panel assembly 120
comprises a kicking panel 122 extending transversely relative to the underlying floor
with a kick panel supporting brackets 124 being fixedly attached to the base panel
112. Importantly, the kick supporting brackets 124 are coupled to the base 110 to
position to the kick panel 122 in a spaced relationship relative to a frontal portion of
the cradle supporting arms 116 to locate the kick panel 122 slightly away from the
cradle 118 for allowing the child supported on the cradle 118 to kick on the kick panel
122 during use. The kick panel 122 in such a configuration, allows a child (restrained
on the cradle 118) to kick against the kick panel 122 which results in a reaction force
being applied on the cradle supporting arms 116 which in turn causes the cradle
supporting frame 116 to deflect relative to the base 110 (specifically the U-shaped
base frame 114).
[0027]The kick supporting brackets 124 can be positioned at a plurality of fastening
locations on the base panel to allow the kick panel 122 to be positioned at multiple in
use locations and orientations so that as the baby grows, the location and orientation
of the kick panel 122 can be varied to derive maximum benefit from the kick panel 122.
The kick supporting brackets 124 are shaped to extend forwardly from a frontal portion
of the base panel 122 to allow the kick panel 122 to be positioned in a forwardly
location relative to the frontal portion of the base panel 112.
[0028] Turning to the kick supporting bracket 124, each bracket 124 comprises a first
part 124A and a second part 124B. The first part 124A of the bracket 124 is fixedly
attached to the base panel 122 and is substantially perpendicular to the second part
124B of the bracket 124 that is fixedly attached to the kick panel 122.
[0029] It is to be understood that the invention may include a kit comprising the kick
panel assembly 120 that can be readily coupled with an existing baby bouncer in order
to upgrade a baby bouncer. The base panel 122 may be provided with a fastening
arrangement to fasten the base panel 120 with the U-shaped base frame 114. As
shown in Figure 3, a receiving channel 115 may be provided on the base panel 122
for securing the base frame 114 to the top surface of the base panel 112 and prevent
any relative movement between the base frame 114 and the base panel 112.
[0030] Referring to Figures 6 and 7, a second embodiment of the baby bouncer 200
has been illustrated. Like reference numerals denote like features which have been
previously discussed in the preceding sections. The bouncer 200 includes a base
assembly 210 with a supplementary base frame 212 that can be easily coupled or
fastened with the U-shaped base frame 114. The supplementary base frame 212
functions as an alternative to the base panel 112 described in the previous sections.
As discussed in the previous sections, cradle supporting arms 116 extend from each
end of the U-shaped base frame 114 in an upwardly and rearwardly direction. The
cradle supporting arms 116 are resiliently deflectable relative to the U-shaped base
frame 114 and the supplementary base frame 212 when a child is supported on the
cradle 118 (made from cloth) coupled with the cradle supporting arms 116.
[0031]The kick panel assembly 220 coupled with the base 110. In the preferred
embodiment shown in the accompanying figures the kick panel assembly 220
comprises a kick panel retaining frame 221 that is formed integrally and continuously
with the supplementary base frame members 212A and 212B. The kick panel
assembly 220 comprises a kicking panel 222 extending transversely relative to the
underlying floor with the kick panel 222 being retained in the kick panel retaining frame
221. The kick panel retaining frame 221 extends forwardly from the U-shaped base
frame 114 to position to the kick panel 222 in a spaced relationship relative to a frontal
portion of the cradle supporting arms 116 to locate the kick panel 222 slightly away
from the cradle 118 for allowing the child supported on the cradle 118 to kick on the
kick panel 222 during use. The kick panel 222 in such a configuration, also allows a
child (restrained on the cradle 118) to kick against the kick panel 222 which results in
a reaction force being applied on the cradle supporting arms 116 which in turn causes
the cradle supporting frame 116 to deflect relative to the base 110 (specifically the U
shaped base frame 114).
[0032] Referring to Figures 8, 9 and 10 there is provided an alternative embodiment of
the present invention showing a kick board attachment 300. The kick board attachment
300 is configured to be attachable with a baby bouncer (as seen in Figures 1 to 7).
The kicking panel attachment 300 comprises a base frame (also referred to as a
supplementary base frame) having at least two longitudinally extending members 312
couplable to the baby bouncer 100 (as seen in Figures 1 to 7) and/or a base 112
having a baby bouncer 100 affixed to said base 112 (as seen in Figures 1 to 5).
Preferably, the base frame is integrally formed with a kicking panel support frame 321.
The kicking panel support frame 321 extends substantially upwardly from the underlying floor when in an in-use position and the at least two longitudinally extending members 312attached to the baby bouncer 100 and/or the base 112.
[0033] The kicking panel support frame 321 supports a kicking panel 322. The kicking
panel 322 is preferably releasably engaged with the kicking panel support frame 321.
The kicking panel 322 can be removed, washed or otherwise cleaned and then
reinstalled. The at least two longitudinally extending members 312 are coupled to the
baby bouncer 100 and/or a base 112 having a baby bouncer 100 affixed thereto such
that when attached, the kicking panel 322 is close enough to allow one or more legs
of a baby in a cradle of the baby bouncer 100 to interact with the kicking panel 322 (as
seen in Figure 1).
[0034]The kicking panel 322 of the kicking panel attachment 300 may comprise a
sleeve configured to slide onto or over the kicking panel support frame 321. The
kicking panel 322. The sleeve may comprise a pocket which receives or slides onto or
over the kicking panel support frame 321. Said sleeve may comprise complementary
hook and loop patches on opposite internal surfaces for attaching together to assist in
retaining the kicking panel 322 in place. Preferably, the sleeve comprises a fabric
affixable to the kicking panel support frame 321. The fabric can be softer and have
additional tactile benefits. In alternative embodiments, the kicking panel 322 is fixed to
the kicking panel support frame 321. In such embodiments, the kicking panel 322 is
preferably solid or has a coating making it easy to wipe clean. In further alternative
embodiments, the kicking panel 322 may comprise a solid panel. The solid panel may
have a smooth or textured surface which allows repeated impacts from the feet of the
baby without hurting the baby.
[0035]With particular reference to the embodiment of the present invention shown in
Figures 8 to 10, there is provided a method of positioning a kicking panel 322 relative
to a baby bouncer 100. The method comprising the steps of providing a kicking
panel attachment 300 as described above. The kicking panel attachment 300 is
located adjacent to the baby bouncer 100 and/or the base 112 having a baby bouncer
100 coupled thereto. The location of the kicking panel attachment 300 may be adjusted
the relative to the baby bouncer 100 so as to locate the kicking panel 322 at a desired
position for a baby in a cradle of the baby bouncer 100 to interact with the kicking
panel 211. Once the kicking panel 322 is in the desired position, the kicking panel
attachment 300 is coupled to the baby bouncer 100 and/or the base 112 having the
baby bouncer 100 affixed thereto.
[0036]The at least two longitudinally extending members 312 may be configured to
telescopically extend/retract. Accordingly, the kicking panel attachment 300 may be
adjusted so as to move the kicking panel 322 by extending/retracting the at least two
longitudinally extending members 312 until the kicking panel 322 is located in a
desired location relative to the baby bouncer.
[0037] The preferred and/or optional features discussed above may be used
separately or combined in any order. The preferred and/or optional features may also
be combined with other aspects of the present invention.
[0038] In compliance with the statute, the invention has been described in language
more or less specific to structural or methodical features. The term "comprises" and
its variations, such as "comprising" and "comprised of" is used throughout in an
inclusive sense and not to the exclusion of any additional features.
[0039] It is to be understood that the invention is not limited to specific features shown
or described since the means herein described comprises preferred forms of putting
the invention into effect.
[0040] The invention is, therefore, claimed in any of its forms or modifications within
the proper scope of the appended claims appropriately interpreted by those skilled in
the art.
Claims (12)
1. A children's exercise and activity apparatus for providing exercise functionality
for a small child, said apparatus comprising:
a base adapted to lie on the floor, the base comprising a U-shaped base
frame with cradle supporting arms extending from each end of the U-shaped
base frame in an upwardly and rearwardly direction such that the cradle
supporting arms are resiliently deflectable relative to the base when a child is
supported on a cradle coupled with the cradle supporting arms; and
a kick panel assembly coupled with the base, the kick panel assembly
comprising a kicking panel extending transversely relative to the underlying
floor with a kick panel support being fixedly attached to the base.
2. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with claim 1 wherein
the kick support is coupled to the base to position to the kick panel in a spaced
relationship relate to a frontal portion of the cradle supporting arms to locate the
kick panel away from the cradle for allowing the child supported on the cradle
to kick on the kick panel during use.
3. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with claim 1 or claim
2 wherein the base comprises a base panel adapted to contact the underlying
floor and wherein a top surface of the base panel is adapted to receive the U- shaped base frame and wherein the kick support is received on a frontal portion of the base panel.
4. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with claim 2 or claim
3 wherein the kick support is adapted to be fixedly attached at a plurality of
locations on the base panel to allow the kick panel to be positioned at multiple
in-use locations and orientations.
5. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with claim 4 wherein
the kick support is adapted to be positioned to extend forwardly from a frontal
portion of the base panel to thereby allow the kick panel to be positioned in a
forwardly location relative to the frontal portion of the base panel.
6. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with claims 2 to 5
wherein the kick panel support comprises a bracket wherein a first part of the
bracket is fixedly attached to the base panel and a second part of the bracket
is fixedly attached to the kick panel.
7. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with claim 6 wherein
the first part of the bracket is substantially perpendicular to the second part of
the bracket.
8. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with any one of
claims 2 to 7 wherein the kick panel is oriented in a substantially perpendicular
orientation relative to the floor.
9. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with any one of the
preceding claims wherein the cradle comprises a restraint assembly for
restraining the child positioned in the cradle.
10. A children's exercise and activity apparatus in accordance with claim 1 wherein
the kick panel is couped to the U-shaped base frame.
11.A kick board attachment for use in combination with a baby bouncer, the kicking
panel attachment comprising:
a base frame having at least two longitudinally extending members
couplable to the baby bouncer and/or a base having a baby bouncer affixed
thereto, the base frame being integrally formed with a kicking panel support
frame extending substantially transversely relative to an underlying floor when
in an in-use position; and
a kicking panel releasably engaged with the kicking panel support frame;
wherein when the at least two longitudinally extending members are
coupled to the baby bouncer and/or a base having a baby bouncer affixed
thereto, one or more legs of a baby in a cradle of the baby bouncer can interact
with the kicking panel.
12.A method of assembling a kicking panel in combination with a baby bouncer,
the method comprising the steps: providing a kicking panel attachment comprising a base frame having at least two longitudinally extending members couplable to the baby bouncer and/or a base having a baby bouncer affixed thereto, the base frame being integrally formed with a kicking panel support frame extending substantially transversely relative to an underlying floor when in an in-use position and the kicking panel support frame supporting a kick panel; locating the kicking panel attachment adjacent to the baby bouncer and/or the base having a baby bouncer coupled thereto; adjusting the kick panel attachment relative to the baby bouncer so as to locate the kicking panel at a desired position for a baby in a cradle of the baby bouncer to interact with the kicking panel; and coupling the kicking panel attachment in place relative to the baby bouncer.
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