Infant bed for infants

Abstract

The invention relates to a crib (1) for an infant, comprising: a plurality of walls (2) defining a cavity (21) adapted to accommodate the infant; a frame (3) adapted to support a plurality of walls (2); a plurality of support elements (4) connected to the frame (3) and adapted to support the frame (3) at a height relative to the resting plane (P). The crib (1) comprises a movement system (5) adapted to allow translation of the frame (3) relative to the plurality of support elements (4) along a direction of movement (X-X) parallel to the resting plane, the frame (3) being switchable between a resting configuration and an active configuration wherein the frame (3) is translated along the direction of movement (X-X) relative to the resting configuration. The movement system (5) comprises at least one pushing element (51) which is movable on the frame (3) in order to automatically return the frame (3) from the active configuration to the resting configuration by translating the frame (3) along said movement direction (X-X).

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention is aimed at the field of cots for children and / or babies.

[0002] Current state of the art

[0003] Cribs equipped with a movement mechanism suitable for translating the crib frame relative to a plurality of columns are known in the state of the art. This allows the frame to be moved in a horizontal direction without moving the transverse supports of the crib itself.

[0004] This allows the child to be positioned closer to the edge of the parent's double bed once the child is placed in the crib. This allows the parent to exercise greater control over the child. Known types of movement systems require user intervention to translate the frame from a first position to a second position, or vice versa.

[0005] Existing technical problems

[0006] Known cribs equipped with a movement system necessarily require that each frame translation be manually actuated by the user. In practice, the user must quickly reposition the frame so that it is centered relative to the support columns when the crib is no longer close to the parents' bed in co-sleeping mode. It should be noted that if a baby is inside, a significant deviation of the frame from the correct initial position can lead to structural instability in the crib, which can unfortunately cause the crib itself to tilt. Summary of the Invention

[0007] The object of the present invention is to provide a baby cot that overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art.

[0008] Another object of the present invention is to provide a crib that is more practical and more comfortable to use than prior art cribs.

[0009] Another object of the present invention is also to provide a baby cot that guarantees greater safety compared to the prior art.

[0010] This and further objects are basically achieved by a crib for infants according to one or more of the appended claims.

[0011] Advantages of the present invention

[0012] Thanks to certain embodiments, a crib for an infant is available that is equipped with a movement system configured to allow automatic return to a resting configuration relative to a common sleeping mode.

[0013] Advantageously, this allows for more practical use by a user who does not have to manually return the crib from the co-sleeping configuration to the resting configuration, while at the same time allowing the frame to automatically return to the desired position, thereby ensuring the stability and safety of the crib. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0014] The advantages and features of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment of a crib for infants according to the present invention, illustrated by way of example in the accompanying drawings, in which:

[0015] - Figure 1 A schematic side view of a baby cot according to the invention is shown according to a first embodiment.

[0016] - Figure 2 Shown Figure 1 Schematic side sectional view of a detail of a crib,

[0017] - Figure 3 showing a perspective view of a mobile system and an activity system in a first configuration according to an embodiment,

[0018] - Figure 4 Shown Figure 3 A perspective view of the details of the active system,

[0019] - Figure 5 shows a perspective view of an active system in a second configuration according to an embodiment, with additional elements added,

[0020] - Figure 6 Shown Figure 3 、 4 and 5 perspective views of the elements of the active system,

[0021] - Figure 7 Shown Figure 3 A perspective view of some elements of the mobile system,

[0022] - Figure 8 shows a perspective view of an activity system and a movement system for a crib for an infant according to another embodiment,

[0023] - Figure 9 Shown Figure 8 A cross-sectional side view of a crib activity system,

[0024] - Figure 10 Shown Figure 8 Detailed perspective view of the crib activity system.

[0025] - Figure 11 Shown Figure 8 A perspective view of a crib transport system. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0026] Special attention Figure 1 , reference numeral 1 denotes a crib for a baby.

[0027] The crib 1 according to the present invention comprises a plurality of walls 2 defining a cavity 21 adapted to accommodate an infant after insertion of a cushion. Furthermore, the crib 1 comprises a frame 3 adapted to support the plurality of walls 2, which preferably comprise a textile material. More preferably, the frame comprises an upper portion 31 and an opposing lower portion 32, the upper portion 31 and the lower portion 32 being shaped to ensure structural stability and tension on the textile material of the plurality of walls 2.

[0028] The cot 1 further comprises a plurality of supporting elements 4 connected to the frame 3. The plurality of supporting elements 4 is suitable for supporting the frame 3 itself at a height relative to the resting plane P.

[0029] Preferably, the plurality of support elements 4 are adjustable in height so as to increase or decrease the height of the crib 1 according to the needs of the user and, in particular, to adapt the height to the height of the parents' bed for co-sleeping functionality. Figure 1 As shown, each of the plurality of support elements 4 has an upper portion 42 and an opposite lower portion 43. The plurality of support elements 4 at the lower portion 43 preferably include a plurality of legs 41, such as two, three or four, which are shaped to ensure the structural stability of the crib 1.

[0030] For more details, refer to Figure 3 and 7 The crib 1 further comprises a movement system 5 suitable for allowing the frame 3 to be translated relative to the plurality of support elements 4 along a movement direction XX parallel to the resting plane P.

[0031] In particular, the frame 3 is switchable between a rest configuration and an active configuration in which the frame 3 is translated along a movement direction XX relative to the rest configuration.

[0032] In other words, the frame 3 can be translated horizontally relative to the plurality of support elements 4 between a rest configuration and an active configuration.

[0033] In detail, the movement system 5 comprises at least one pushing element 51 active on the frame 3. This at least one pushing element 51 is configured for automatically returning the frame 3 from the active configuration to the rest configuration by translating the frame 3 along said movement direction XX.

[0034] The walls 2 of the crib 1 preferably include two pairs of opposing walls (not shown in the drawings), thereby forming a rectangular cavity 21. The cavity 21 preferably has a bottom on which a mattress is received and an open top through which an infant can be received or removed from the crib 1.

[0035] For more details, refer to Figure 2 In an embodiment, the plurality of walls 2 is at least partially made of a textile material, thereby allowing for viewing through the plurality of walls 2 themselves. Preferably, the plurality of walls 2 include a hinge 22 configured to connect and disconnect the plurality of walls 2 from the upper portion 31 of the frame 3. Advantageously, after disconnection between the upper surface 31 of the frame 3 and the plurality of walls 2 via the hinge 22, the plurality of walls 2 can be replaced, for example in the event of damage or for cleaning.

[0036] Preferably, the plurality of support elements 4 comprises a first support element associated with a first wall of the plurality of walls 2 and a second support element associated with an opposite second wall, preferably a mirror image of the first wall of the plurality of walls 2. In detail, the first wall and the second wall have an extension L.

[0037] In a preferred embodiment, when the frame 3 is positioned in the rest configuration, the first and second support elements are centrally positioned relative to the extension L of the first and second walls, respectively. Figure 1 , the crib 1 is symmetrical about the movement axis ZZ. Said symmetry optimizes the structural stability of the crib 1 when the frame is in the rest configuration.

[0038] Otherwise, when the frame 3 is in the active configuration, also called co-sleeping, the plurality of support elements 4 are offset relative to the length L of the first and second walls.

[0039] exist Figure 3 In the embodiment shown, the cot 1 preferably comprises an active system 6 suitable for blocking and unlocking the translation of the frame 3 along the movement direction XX when the frame 3 is in the rest configuration.

[0040] In other words, when the frame 3 is in the rest configuration, the translational movement of the frame 3 relative to the plurality of supporting elements 4 remains blocked without first acting on the mobile system 6. More preferably, the mobile system 6 is mobile on the upper part 31 of the frame 3. However, considering the mobile system 6 and the mobile system 5 being mobile on the lower part 32 of the frame 3, a person skilled in the art will be able to apply the following unlocking and movement mechanisms.

[0041] It should be noted that, advantageously, said mobile system 6 allows avoiding unintentional translations of the frame 3 relative to the supporting elements 4 .

[0042] Preferably, the movable system 6 is positioned at the upper portion 42 of the plurality of support elements 4 .

[0043] According to one aspect, the mobile system 6 is movable between a constraining configuration in which it constrains the frame 3 to the plurality of support elements 4 so as to keep the frame 3 in the rest configuration and a releasing configuration in which it allows the frame 3 to translate along the movement direction XX.

[0044] In detail, the mobile system 6 comprises a plurality of elements, described in the following description of the specification, adapted to move so as to allow the frame 3 to translate along the direction XX relative to the plurality of support elements 4 .

[0045] like Figure 4 and Figure 5 In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 , the movable system 6 comprises a through hole 61 formed in the frame 3 . More preferably, the through hole 61 is formed in the upper portion 31 of the frame 3 .

[0046] More preferably, the movable system 6 includes a blocking unit 62 provided with a pin 621 engageable in the through hole 61 .

[0047] In a preferred embodiment, the mobile system 6 is in the restraining configuration when the pin 621 of the blocking unit 62 is engaged in the through hole 61. Differently, when the pin 621 is disengaged from the through hole 61, the mobile system 6 is in the releasing configuration.

[0048] In other words, the disengagement between the pins 621 of the blocking unit 62 and the through holes 61 allows the frame 3 to translate relative to the plurality of lateral supports 4 along the movement direction XX.

[0049] It should be noted that, since in the preferred embodiment, the crib 1 comprises a housing 65, the activity system 6 is at least partially covered on the outside. Figure 3 In this preferred embodiment, the movable system 6 comprises a first return element 63 that is movable on the blocking unit 62 so as to automatically bring the pin 621 into engagement with the through hole 61 when the frame 3 is in or returns to the rest configuration. Preferably, the first return element 63 comprises a compression spring having a first end 631 constrained to the blocking unit 62 and a second end 632 constrained to the housing 65.

[0050] In other words, the blocking unit 62 can be moved horizontally along a direction YY, which is parallel to the rest plane P and substantially perpendicular to the movement direction XX of the frame 3. Specifically, when the movable system 6 switches between the constrained configuration and the released configuration, the blocking unit 62 moves along the direction YY by compressing the first return element 63. Specifically, when the movable system 6 switches into the released configuration, the blocking unit 62 moves translationally away from the frame 3, and after said translation, the second end 632 of the first return element 63 (constrained to the inner wall of the housing 65 (not shown in the drawings)) causes the first return element 63 to compress itself. In this way, the pin 621 of the blocking unit 62 is disengaged from the through hole 61 of the upper part 31 of the frame 3. Therefore, the first return element 63 is activated by exerting a thrust on the blocking unit 62, thereby returning the blocking unit 62 to the constrained position.

[0051] According to one aspect, the crib 1 comprises a button 7 movable on the movable system 6. Said button 7 is depressible by the user to unlock the movement of the frame 3 along the movement direction XX, thereby allowing the frame 3 to be transferred from the rest configuration to the movable / co-sleeping configuration.

[0052] like Figure 3-5 As shown, the button 7 comprises a body 74, which is preferably located at the upper portion 42 of the plurality of support elements 4. Preferably, said button 7 is at least partially inserted into the housing 65. The button 7 is preferably movable along a movement direction ZZ, which is substantially perpendicular to the movement directions XX, YY and the rest plane P.

[0053] In other words, when the button 7 is pressed, the active system 6 passes from the constrained configuration (wherein the pin 621 is engaged in the through hole 61 ) to the released configuration (wherein the pin 621 is disengaged from the through hole 61 ).

[0054] exist Figure 3 In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the button 7 has a stop portion 71 shaped to come into contact with the blocking unit 62 when the button 7 is pressed to disengage the pin 621 from the through hole 61. This allows the moving system 6 to be brought into the released configuration by translation of the blocking unit 62 along the movement direction YY.

[0055] In fact, as in Figure 6 As can be seen in FIG, the blocking unit 62 preferably has a stop surface 622 shaped to come into contact with the stop surface 71 of the button 7. It should be noted that the stop surface 71 of the button 7 and the stop surface 622 of the blocking unit 62 preferably extend along the movement direction ZZ and are oriented at an angle α relative to the movement direction YY. In a preferred embodiment, this angle α is approximately equal to 45°.

[0056] Thus, the orientation of the stop surfaces 622, 71 already mentioned allows the blocking unit 62 to be displaced along the movement direction YY, unlike the displacement in the movement direction ZZ that would occur if the angle α of the stop surfaces 622, 71 relative to the rest plane P were equal to 0. It is in fact a system of ramps.

[0057] In other words, when the button 7 is pressed from its initial position along the movement direction ZZ, the stop surface 71 comes into contact with the stop surface 622 of the blocking unit 62. Consequently, the pressure applied to the button 7 is transmitted to the blocking unit 62, and as a result of the orientation of the stop surfaces 71 and 622, the blocking unit 62 translates horizontally along the movement direction YY. As a result of this translation, when the pin 621 of the blocking unit 62 disengages from the through hole 61, the movable system 6 switches from the restraining configuration to the releasing configuration.

[0058] Reference Figure 3 In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the movable system 6 includes an engagement element 64 shaped to engage with the button 7 when the button 7 is pressed so as to hold the button 7 in the pressed position. Preferably, the button 7 is inserted between the engagement element 64 and the stop unit 62 .

[0059] The engaging element 64 and the button 7 respectively have a protruding element 642 relative to the movement direction XX and a protrusion 72 relative to the movement direction YY. Preferably, the protruding element 642 of the engaging element 64 is shaped so that the button 7 is restrained in the pressed position by the pressure of the protruding element 642 exerted on the protrusion 72.

[0060] It should be noted that, similar to the stopping unit 62 , the restraining unit 64 is movable along the same movement direction YY.

[0061] According to one aspect of the invention, the baby cot 1 comprises a second return element 641 that is mobile on the engagement element 64 of the mobile system 6 so as to engage with the button 7 when it is pressed.

[0062] Likewise, the baby cot 1 comprises a third return element 73 which is movable on the button 7 so as to return the button 7 to the initial position when the button 7 is pressed.

[0063] In a preferred embodiment, the second and third return elements 641, 73 comprise compression springs whose spring force is proportional to the shortening experienced. Therefore, for the sake of simplicity, in the remainder of this detailed description, the first return element 63, the second return element 641 and the third return element 73 will be considered as compression springs. An alternative solution envisages the use of traction springs, which are appropriately configured to ensure the same functionality.

[0064] In particular, if Figure 3 As shown, when the button 7 is in the initial position, the third return element 73 is elongated and the protrusion 72 of the button 7 holds the protruding element 642 of the blocking unit 64 along the movement direction YY by holding the second return element 641 under compression against the inner wall of the housing 65 .

[0065] It should be noted that, similar to the first return element 63, the second elastic element 641 has a first end constrained to the constraining element 64 (not shown in the drawings) and a second end constrained to the inner wall of the housing 65 (not shown in the drawings) so as to enter compression when the protrusion 72 of the button 7 keeps the constraining element 64 spaced apart.

[0066] In other words, despite the elastic force exerted by the second return element 641 after its compression, the constraining element 64 remains stationary because the projection 72 of the push-button 7 interposed between its body 74 and the constraining element 64 itself prevents its movement.

[0067] Differently, when the button 7 is pressed along the movement direction ZZ, the third return element 73 is pressed against the lower wall of the housing 65 as the button 7 translates. The protrusion 72 integral with the button 7 translates below relative to the protruding element 642, leaving room for the movement of the constraint element 64 towards the button 7.

[0068] In other words, as long as the protruding element 642 is in contact with the body 74 of the push-button 7 itself, the second return element 641 thus exerts a force capable of bringing the constraining element 64 closer to the push-button 7 .

[0069] After this process, the button 7 tends to return from the depressed position to the initial position by translation along the movement direction ZZ, thanks to the force exerted by the third return element 73. However, said return is blocked by the presence of the protruding element 642, which blocks the translation of the button by confining it to the depressed position.

[0070] According to one aspect, there is a synergy between the button 7, the constraining element 64 and the blocking unit 62, so that, as long as the button 7 is held in the depressed position by the constraining element 64, the button 7 involves a translation of the blocking unit 62 in such a way as to allow the frame 3 to move in the direction XX relative to the plurality of support elements 4. It should be noted that the movement of the blocking unit 62 is substantially in antiphase with respect to the movement of the constraining element 64.

[0071] according to Figure 8-11 In another embodiment shown in FIG, the through hole 61 of the movable system is not formed in the upper part 31 of the frame 3, but as shown in FIG. Figure 93 , it is formed in a region 311 that projects downwardly relative to the upper portion 31 of the frame 3. It should be noted that in this way, the upper portion 31 of the frame 3 can be reduced in size relative to the embodiment described above. In fact, the upper portion 31 requires such dimensions that it can accommodate the through hole 6 without compromising the structural integrity of the entire frame 3.

[0072] like Figure 9-10 As shown, the body 74 of the button 7 does not include the protrusion 72, but rather has a groove 741 shaped to accommodate the protruding element 642 of the constraint element 64. Preferably, the groove 741 is shaped as a substantially horizontal groove formed in the body 74 of the button 7. Also preferably, the protruding element 642 of the constraint element 64 is shaped as a substantially horizontal rod that can be inserted into the groove.

[0073] It should be noted that, despite the different arrangement of the aforementioned elements, the operating mechanism and their interaction and synergy are similar to those previously described. In fact, when the button 7 is in the initial position, the body 74 holds the restraining element 64 spaced apart so as to abut against the protruding element 642. Thus, when the protruding element 642 is positioned at a higher height than the protruding element 642, the protruding element 642 disengages from the groove 741.

[0074] Differently, when the button 7 is pressed, the body 74 translates downwardly along the direction of movement ZZ and, as a result, the groove 741 reaches the same level as the protruding element 642. As a result of the second return element 641, the latter is pushed along the direction YY until it engages in the groove 741 of the body 74, thereby blocking the button 7 in the pressed position.

[0075] like Figure 5 and 8 As shown, the crib 1 comprises a return element 8 which is integral with the frame 3 and which moves on the engagement element to disengage the engagement element 64 from the depressed button 7 when the frame 3 is transferred to the active configuration.

[0076] Preferably, the resetting element is integral with the upper portion 31 of the frame 3 and can be inserted into the housing 65. It should be noted that the resetting element 8 integral with the frame 3 can be moved along the same direction of movement XX.

[0077] The reset element 8 preferably comprises a tab 81 protruding in the movement direction YY. The reset element 8 is shaped to release the protruding element 642 from the button 7 to allow the third return element 72 to move on the button 7, thereby returning the button 7 itself from the depressed position to the initial position.

[0078] In other words, after pressing the button 7 to bring the active system 6 from the constrained configuration to the released configuration, the frame 3 is free to translate along the movement direction XX. When this happens, the frame 3 translates relative to the plurality of support elements 4 and therefore also relative to the active system 6 and the button 7, since they are arranged in the vicinity of these elements.

[0079] The translation of the frame 3 along the movement direction XX towards the active configuration results in an approach of the restoring element 8 relative to the constraining element 64 of the movement system 6 , as long as the restoring element 8 abuts against the constraining element 64 .

[0080] like Figure 5 As shown, as a result of what has already been described, the reset element 8, due to its shape, moves the constraint element 64 away from the push button 7 along the movement direction YY, causing the second return element 641 to press against the inner wall of the housing 65. After this thrust, the protruding element 642 is released from the protrusion 72 or groove 741 of the push button 7, which, as a result of the third return element 73, can return from the pressed position to the initial position.

[0081] Therefore, the return of the push button 7 to the initial position as a result of the first return element 63 preferably involves a simultaneous translation of the blocking unit 62 towards the push button 7 in such a way that the pin 621 is ready to engage with the through hole 61 of the upper part 31 of the frame 3 .

[0082] Said engagement between the through-holes 61 and the pins 621 defining the constrained configuration of the mobile system 6 may occur after an automatic translation of the frame 3 from the mobile configuration back to the rest configuration as a result of the pushing element 51 .

[0083] according to Figure 3 In an embodiment, the pushing element 51 of the movement system 5 includes a spring 511 having a first end 512 constrained to the frame 3, more preferably constrained to the upper part 31, and a second end 513 constrained to a corresponding support element among the plurality of support elements 4 (not shown in the drawings).

[0084] In a preferred embodiment, spring 511 is a compression spring. In other words, in the active configuration, after the frame 3 has translated along the movement direction XX, spring 511 undergoes a compression proportional to the translation of the frame 3 itself and exerts a resilient force on the frame 3, causing it to automatically enter the rest configuration. Advantageously, this allows for limiting user intervention and also allows the frame 3 to be returned to a suitable and safe position.

[0085] Alternatively, according to an embodiment not shown in the figures, the movement system 5 comprises suitably positioned traction springs.

[0086] exist Figure 7In the embodiment of the invention, the movement system 5 comprises at least one roller 52, for example four rollers. The frame 3 preferably comprises a track 33 oriented along the movement direction XX to allow the at least one roller 52 to roll in the track 33 when the frame 3 is transformed between the rest configuration and the active configuration.

[0087] In other words, the rolling of the at least one roller 52 within the track 33 allows for relative movement between the frame 3 and the plurality of support elements 4 .

[0088] Preferably, the rail 33 is inserted between a first column 44 and a second column 45, both extending along the movement direction ZZ and integral with the plurality of support elements 4. Preferably, the first and second columns 44, 45 are inserted between the upper part 31 and the lower part 32 of the frame 3.

[0089] In other words, the first and second posts 44, 45 represent the start-of-travel and end-of-travel constraints, respectively, of the frame 3, constraining the frame 3 to translate along the direction of movement XX by a distance D equal to the distance between the first and second posts 44, 45. Preferably, the distance D is less than the length L of the first and second walls of the plurality of walls 2. In this way, the spring 511 can advantageously be prevented from undergoing excessive compression.

[0090] exist Figure 11 In the embodiment of FIG. 3 , the rail 33 is inserted between rollers 52 , which are arranged symmetrically with respect to the rail 33 itself.

[0091] Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for moving the frame 3 of the crib 1 according to the present invention, the method comprising the step a): providing the crib 1 of the present description.

[0092] The method further comprises a step b) of bringing the frame 3 from the rest configuration to the active configuration by means of the movement system 5 described previously.

[0093] Likewise, the method according to the invention comprises a step c) of constraining the frame 3 to the external bed 9 by means of a plurality of fixable ties in order to keep the frame 3 in the active configuration. A person skilled in the art will be able to consider alternative fixing means for constraining the frame 3 to the external bed 9.

[0094] Furthermore, the method described comprises a step d) of releasing the frame 3 from the ties and automatically returning it to the rest configuration by means of at least one pushing element 51 of the movement system 5 .

[0095] Preferably, the step of bringing the frame 3 from the rest configuration to the active configuration by means of the movement system 5 comprises a sub-step of pressing the button 7 so as to disengage the pins 621 of the blocking unit 62 from the through holes 61 .

[0096] In other words, pressing the button 7 allows the active system 6 to be brought from the constraining configuration to the releasing configuration, allowing relative translation between the frame 3 and the plurality of support elements 4 .

Claims

1. A crib (1) for a baby, comprising: - a plurality of walls (2) defining a cavity (21) suitable for receiving an infant, - a frame (3) suitable for supporting said plurality of walls (2), - a plurality of supporting elements (4) connected to said frame (3) and suitable for supporting said frame (3) at a height relative to the resting plane (P), - a movement system (5) adapted to allow the frame (3) to translate relative to the plurality of supporting elements (4) along a movement direction (XX) parallel to the resting plane, the frame (3) being switchable between a resting configuration and a movable configuration, wherein the frame (3) translates relative to the resting configuration along the movement direction (XX), Characterized in that the movement system (5) comprises at least one pushing element (51) which is movable on the frame (3) so as to automatically return the frame (3) from the active configuration to the rest configuration by translating the frame (3) along the movement direction (XX).

2. The crib (1) according to claim 1, comprising an active system (6) suitable for blocking and unlocking the translation of the frame (3) along the movement direction (XX) when the frame (3) is in the rest configuration.

3. A crib (1) according to claim 2, wherein the movable system (6) is movable between a restraining configuration and a releasing configuration, in which, in the restraining configuration, the movable system (6) restrains the frame (3) to the plurality of supporting elements (4) so ​​as to keep the frame (3) in the resting configuration, and in the releasing configuration, the frame (3) can freely translate along the movement direction (XX).

4. The crib (1) according to claim 3, wherein the activity system (6) comprises: - a through hole (61) made in said frame (3), - a blocking unit (62) provided with a pin (621) engageable in said through hole (61), The movable system (6) is in the restraining configuration when the pin (621) is engaged in the through hole (61), and is in the releasing configuration when the pin is disengaged from the through hole (61).

5. A crib (1) according to claim 4, wherein the movable system (6) comprises a first return element (63) which is movable on the blocking unit (62) so as to automatically engage the pin (621) with the through hole (61) when the frame (3) is in the rest configuration.

6. A crib (1) according to any one of the preceding claims 2 to 5, wherein the crib (1) comprises a button (7) which is active on the movable system (6) and which can be pressed by a user to unlock the movement of the frame (3) along the movement direction (XX), thereby allowing the frame (3) to be transferred from the rest configuration to the active configuration.

7. A crib (1) according to claim 6 in combination with claim 4 or 5, wherein the button (7) has a stop portion (71), which is shaped to contact the blocking unit (62) when the button (7) is pressed to disengage the pin (621) from the through hole (61), thereby bringing the movable system (6) into the released configuration.

8. The crib (1) according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the movable system (6) comprises an engagement element (64) shaped to engage with the button (7) when the button (7) is pressed so as to keep the button (7) pressed.

9. A crib (1) according to claim 8, wherein the crib (1) comprises a reset element (8) which is integral with the frame (3) and is movable on the engagement element to disengage the engagement element (64) from the pressed button (7) when the frame (3) is transformed into the active configuration.

10. A crib (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the pushing element (51) of the movement system (5) comprises a spring (511), the spring (511) having a first end (512) constrained to the frame (3) and a second end (513) constrained to a corresponding support element among the plurality of support elements (4).

11. A crib (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the movement system (5) comprises at least one roller (52), and the frame (3) comprises a track (33) oriented along the movement direction (XX) so as to allow the at least one roller (52) to roll in the track (33) itself when the frame (3) is transformed between the rest configuration and the active configuration.

12. The crib (1) according to claim 8 or 9, wherein - the movable system (6) comprises a second return element (641) which is movable on the engagement element (64) so ​​as to bring the engagement element (64) into engagement with the button (7) when pressed; The baby cot (1) comprises a third return element (73) which is movable on the button (7) so as to return the button (7) to its initial position when the button (7) is pressed.

13. A method for moving the frame (3) of a baby cot (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, comprising the following steps: - providing said baby cot (1), - bringing the frame (3) from the resting configuration to the active configuration by means of the movement system (5), - constraining the frame (3) to an external bed (9) by means of a plurality of fixable tie rods in order to maintain the frame (3) in the active configuration, - releasing the frame (3) from the plurality of tie rods and automatically returning it to the rest configuration by means of the at least one pushing element (51) of the movement system (5).

14. The method of claim 13 when combined with claim 7, wherein: - the step of bringing the frame (3) from the rest configuration to the active configuration by means of the movement system (5) comprises the step of pressing the button (7) so as to disengage the pin (621) of the blocking unit (62) from the through hole (61).

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