Baby bassinet

Abstract

A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant and at least a first handle (120) and a second handle (121) for carrying the bassinet (100); and an interior lining (112) for storing the at least a first handle (120) and a second handle (121).

Description

BABY BASSINETFIELD

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a baby bassinet, in particular a baby bassinet for a stroller.BACKGROUND

[0002] Strollers offer mobility and convenience for transporting infants and young children. However, conventional models lack a user-friendly baby bassinet that is adapted for the active life that many want to live today.

[0003] Most baby bassinets are deemed to be less user-friendly since they are complicated for one caregiver to manipulate alone. Moreover, the functioning of the baby bassinet is often not intuitive enough and easy to understand such that the caregiver is led to loose time. Bassinets also tend to be cumbersome. These drawbacks may lead to fatigue, stress and potential discomfort. There is an increased risk for accidents with a baby bassinet that is difficult to maneuver.SUMMARY

[0004] The present disclosure provides an improved baby bassinet, in particular a baby bassinet for a stroller, that is user-friendly, easy for one caregiver to manipulate alone, intuitive to use and easy to maneuver. It is an object to provide an enhanced baby bassinet.

[0005] The object is solved by the configurations as presented in the claims, aspects and example configurations, examples and embodiments as described herein. Advantageous further formations may be gleaned from the dependent claims and from the below description.

[0006] According to an aspect, a bassinet for a child carrying unit is provided.

[0007] The bassinet may comprising a base configured to provide structural support. The base may comprise an interior space configured to receive an infant.

[0008] The bassinet may further comprise a cover configured to be releasably attached to a top rim of the base and to provide an upper protection to the base. The top rim of the base may also be called the top side of the base. The cover may comprise at least a first cover portion and a second cover portion configured to be pivotable relative to the adjacent cover portion.

[0009] An advantage with having a cover portion with a first cover portion and a second cover portion pivotable relative to each other, is that the cover is easy to manipulate for the user. Access to the child is facilitated. The cover can be folded by the user to access the interior space of the base, where the child is arranged, with one hand. It is equally easy to put the cover back to cover the base after checking on the infant.

[0010] According to an embodiment, a first folding region may connect the first and second cover portions such that the first and second cover portions are pivotable relative to the each other.

[0011] An advantage with having a folding region between the cover portions is that the cover portions are easily foldable. It is also visible to the user where cover may be folded to access the baby. This may be an advantage in situation where quick access to the baby is required. The folding region may be provided by a weakening in the fabric of cover. The folding region may also be formed by the first cover portion and the second cover portion being sewn together. A hinge may also link adjacent cover portions together. It is also possible that the first cover portion and the second cover portion are formed by a fabric configured to be easily foldable in at particular direction or in several directions. The properties of the material defining the foldability of the cover. Depending on the user’s need to fold the cover, different folding regions can then be used.

[0012] According to an embodiment, the cover may comprise at least a third cover portion configured to be pivotable relative to the second cover portion. It is equally possible to have a fourth, fifth, sixth cover portion or more if needed.

[0013] The advantage being that a cover segmented into several cover portions has more possible configurations and offers increased foldability.

[0014] According to an embodiment, a second folding region may connect the second and third cover portions such that the second and third cover portions are pivotable relative to the each other.

[0015] The advantages of a second folding region between the second and third cover portions are readily apparent from the advantages described for the first folding region.

[0016] According to an embodiment, each cover portion of the bassinet may be configured to pivot between a closed configuration, preventing access to the interior space of the base arranged below the cover portion from a top side of the cover portion to an open configuration, allowing access to the interior space.

[0017] An advantage of the closed and open configuration is that access can be prevented or allowed to a space arranged below the cover in an effective manner.

[0018] According to an embodiment, the interior space of the base may comprise the area arranged below the cover portion when the cover is arranged on top of the base.

[0019] According to an embodiment, the cover may be arranged in a covered configuration over the base when each cover portion is arranged in the closed configuration. The cover may be arranged in a partially covered configuration over the base when at least one cover portion is folded to abut an adjacent cover portion arranged in the closed configuration.

[0020] In the covered configuration, the cover provides an upper protection to the base of the bassinet. The baby arranged in the bassinet is protected from outer weather conditions such as rain, wind and sun.

[0021] In the partially covered configuration, at least one cover portion being foldable to abut an adjacent cover portion means that the user does not have to hold the cover to provide partial access to the interior space of the bassinet. This is an advantages compared to covers available in the market, where the user has to hold the cover to keep it in a partially covered configuration. Here, the user can arrange the cover in a partially covered configuration with one hand. The cover stays in the partially covered configuration due to the foldability of the cover portions. It can also be said that the cover stays in the partially covered configuration due to the cover portions being pivotable relative to each other. An advantage of providing the cover in the partially covered configuration over the base is that access to the interior space of the base is facilitated while some protection for the infant from the outer environment is still provided. This is particularly advantageous when it is cold outside and there is a need to keep the baby shielded from wind and / or rain but the user still needs to access the interior space of the base to e.g. provide care to the baby.

[0022] According to an embodiment, the cover can be arranged in a stacked configuration, in which the cover portions are stacked onto one another.

[0023] According to an embodiment, the cover can be arranged in the stacked configuration on the base, by arranging one of the cover portions in a lowermost position on the base and stacking the cover portions on top of the lowermost cover portion.

[0024] An advantage of providing the cover in a stacked configuration over the base is that the cover takes up little space over the base in this configuration. The user can arrange the cover in a stacked configuration to have easy access to the baby in the bassinet. The cover is displaceable over the base in the stacked configuration.

[0025] According to an embodiment, first attachment means for attaching a rearmost part of the cover and the base may be provided such that the cover is configured to be pivotable relative to the base.

[0026] An advantage of the rearmost part of the cover being releasably attached to the base by first attachment means is that the cover is easy to manage for the user. The cover can be thrown over the base or cast aside, but by remaining attached to base, there is no risk of losing the cover.

[0027] According to an embodiment, second attachment means for attaching the cover to the base may be provided at the first folding region and / or at the second folding region.

[0028] An advantage of providing second attachment means is that guiding means for the cover portions and the folding regions are provided.

[0029] According to an embodiment, the bassinet comprises a compartment configured to be arranged below the cover.

[0030] An advantage of having a compartment is that is can be used for storing items, such as keys or a wallets. Since the compartment is not visible on the exterior of the bassinet, the risk of theft is minimized.

[0031] According to an embodiment, the compartment comprises a body configured to provide a separation between an interior space of the compartment and the interior space of the base.

[0032] An advantage of separating the interior space of the compartment and the interior space of the base is that the baby is kept safe from the items that may be arranged in the compartment.

[0033] According to an embodiment, the body comprises at least a sidewall and a bottom.

[0034] According to an embodiment, the compartment is arranged below the first cover portion.

[0035] According to an embodiment, the first cover portion may be configured to pivot between the closed configuration and an open configuration. The closed configuration may prevent access to the compartment from a top side of the compartment. The open configuration may allow access to the compartment from the top side of the compartment.

[0036] An advantage of the open and closed configurations of the first cover portion is that easy access is provided to the interior space of the compartment. The compartment is user-friendly and can easily be opened and closed by the user. In the opened configuration, the user may access items arranged in the compartment. In the closed configuration, the items stored in the compartment are kept safe. The first cover portion may provide a lid for the compartment.

[0037] According to an embodiment, the compartment comprises a top configured to provide a lid for the compartment.

[0038] An advantage of having a top configured as a lid is that additional protection is provided for the items stored in the compartment. The top may be releasably attached to the sidewall of the compartment by e.g. a zipper. Such that the top may be releasably secured to the lid. Thus, the top provides inner lid for the compartment and the first cover portion provides an outer lid for the compartment.

[0039] According to an embodiment, the at least one sidewall and / or the bottom and / or the top of the compartment comprises a functional fabric. The functional fabric allowing enhanced airventilation through the fabric. The functional fabric may be a mesh fabric.

[0040] An advantage with the compartment comprising a functional fabric is that enhanced airventilation is possible. It may also be said that the functional fabric is a breathable fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric. Preferably, the functional fabric may be a mesh fabric. Such that the first cover portion may be arranged in the open configuration to allow air flow through the functional fabric into the interior space of the base. Thus, a controlled air flow into the base of the bassinet may be achieved. Such that the baby is provided with a continuous inflow of fresh air in a controlled manner. The baby will not be exposed to excessive draught but will still be provided with a continuous air inflow. It is also advantageous to provide the air inflow in the feet area of the base, not close to the baby’s airways.

[0041] According to an embodiment, the sidewall of the compartment at least partially extends along a sidewall of the base of the bassinet.

[0042] According to an embodiment, the compartment is releasably attached to the sidewall of the base. Preferably, a top rim or outer surface of the sidewall of the compartment is releasably attached to the inner surface of the sidewall of the base. Even more preferably, by means of a zipper, snap buttons or Velcro strips.

[0043] An advantage of the compartment being releasably attached to an inner surface of the sidewall of the base is that the compartment is upheld by the base. The base provides structural stability to the compartment. Moreover, the compartment will be maintained in position within the base when the first cover portion is pivoted.

[0044] According to an embodiment, the compartment has a dual purpose as a storage space and ventilation flow path.

[0045] According to an embodiment, the base and the cover may comprise guiding means configured to guide the cover to align with the base.

[0046] An advantage of the guiding means is that the cover is guided to align with the base such that minimum effort is required by the user to arrange the cover in a correct manner over the base.

[0047] According to an embodiment, the guiding means may be are configured to allow movement of the cover relative to the base when the cover is subjected to a force in a vertical direction. The guiding means are configured to prevent movement of the cover relative to the base when the cover is subjected to a force in a longitudinal and / or lateral direction.

[0048] According to an embodiment, the cover may comprises first guiding means and the base comprises second guiding means. The first guiding means and the second guiding means may be configured to interlock with each other.

[0049] No further attachment means are needed such that it is always possible for the user the arranged the cover on the base or removing the cover from the base with one hand. The user does not have to attach or remove any other attachment means between the cover and the base.

[0050] According to an embodiment, the first guiding means of the cover may comprise a first lateral stop and the second guiding means of the base may comprise a second lateral stop such that the first lateral stop and the second lateral stop are configured to abut each other.

[0051] An advantage of the first lateral stop and the second lateral stop is that lateral movement of the cover relative to the base is prevented when the cover is arranged on the base.

[0052] According to an embodiment, the first guiding means of the cover may comprise a first longitudinal stop and the second guiding means of the base may comprise a second longitudinal stop such that the second longitudinal stop is configured to be received in the first longitudinal stop.

[0053] An advantage of the first longitudinal stop and the second longitudinal stop is that longitudinal movement of the cover relative to the base is prevented when the cover is arranged on the base.

[0054] According to an embodiment, the cover may be provided with left and right first guiding means and the base may be provided with left and right second guiding means. Such that the left first guiding means and the left second guiding means may be configured to interconnect. Such that the right first guiding means and the right second guiding means may be configured to interconnect.

[0055] According to an embodiment, the first lateral stop of the left and right first guiding means and the second lateral stop of the left and right second guiding means may cooperate to prevent movement of the cover relative to the base when the cover is subjected to a force in the lateral direction L2.

[0056] According to an embodiment, the second longitudinal stop of the left and right second guiding means and the first longitudinal stop of the left and right first guiding means may cooperate to prevent movement of the cover relative to the base when the cover is subjected to a force in the longitudinal direction L1.

[0057] According to an embodiment, the base of the bassinet may comprise at least a first handle and a second handle for carrying the bassinet.

[0058] The base may further comprise an interior lining for storing the at least a first handle and a second handles. The interior lining may be configured to be arranged in the interior space of the base.

[0059] Many bassinets are provided with bumper bars having a first end attached to one side of the bassinet and a second end attached to another side of the bassinet and a rigid bar extending therebetween. A drawback with such a bumper bar is that in many cases it takes away the view of the child in the bassinet. Moreover, it is a heavy arrangement that is not easy to store. An advantage with carry handles is that they do not take away the view of the child in the bassinet. Moreover, it is a lightweight solution that is easy to store. Especially if the handles are made of soft fabric.

[0060] According to an embodiment, the lining may comprise a first opening and a second opening. Such that the first opening may be configured to receive the first handle and the second opening may be being configured to receive the second handle. Thus, the first andsecond handles may extend through the openings when the handles are arranged for carrying the bassinet.

[0061] An advantage of having openings in the lining is that the handles can pass therethrough. Such that when the user lifts the bassinet, the lining is secured to the base through the handles. The handles extending from the base through the openings of the lining. The handles can also be retracted from the lining when the handles are not used to carry the bassinet. Thus, the handles will not be stored in the bassinet. For safety, any type of loop configuration, such as handles, should not be kept in an area configured to receive an infant.

[0062] According to an embodiment, the lining may comprise a first storage unit and a second storage unit. Such that the first storage unit may be configured to receive the first handle and the second storage unit is configured to receive the second handle.

[0063] An advantage of providing a storage unit for each of the handles is that the handles may be safely stored away when not in use. The user does not have to remove the handles for storage either which may be the case in for instance a bumper bar.

[0064] The first storage unit and the second storage unit may be configured to envelope, hide and / or fully conceal the first handle and the second handle, respectively. The first storage unit and the second storage unit may define an accommodating space that allows to fully accommodate the first handle and the second handle.

[0065] Hiding or fully concealing the first and the second handle renders them unavailable in the interior space so that an infant is not tempted to grasp the handles.

[0066] According to an embodiment, the handles of the base may be arrangeable in a carrying configuration and a storing configuration. In the carrying configuration, the first and second handles may be received in the first and second openings of the lining. In the storing configuration, the first and second handles may be retracted from the first and second openings in the lining and arranged in the storage units of the lining.

[0067] An advantage of the carrying and storing configurations is that the bassinet is easy to carry and store away. The user does not have to detach or attach the handles when needing to carry the bassinet. There is not risk of losing the handles since they are stored away in a dedicated space in the lining.

[0068] According to an embodiment, the first and second openings of the lining may be arranged in an open configuration and a closed configuration. The open configuration may allowthe handles to pass through the openings in the lining to the interior space of the lining. The closed configuration may prevent the handles from passing through the openings in lining to the interior space of the base.

[0069] An advantage of being able to open and close the first and second openings in the lining is that the caregiver can make sure that the baby in the bassinet will not reach the handles or in any way be in contact with the handles since access to the handles is not possible in the closed configuration. In the open configuration however, the handles can pass through the openings of the lining such that the handles may be used to lift the bassinet.

[0070] According to an embodiment, the lining may be configured to be releasably attachable to the base. Preferably, by means of a zipper or Velcro-strips.

[0071] An advantage of the lining being attached to the base is that the lining will not move relative to the base. The lining is secured to the base.

[0072] According to an embodiment, the lining may comprise at least a sidewall. Preferably, the sidewall of the lining and a sidewall of the base are configured to be releasably attached to each other. Such that the lining is fixed to the base.

[0073] According to an embodiment, at least a part of the sidewall of the lining may be provided in a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric. Preferably, the functional fabric being a mesh fabric.

[0074] An advantage of at least a part of the sidewall being provided in a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation is that a controlled air flow into the lining of the bassinet may be achieved. Such that the baby is provided with a continuous inflow of fresh air in a controlled manner. Both the base and the lining may have a functional fabric allowing enhanced airventilation through the fabric. Thus, a controlled ventilation into the bassinet is achievable.

[0075] According to an embodiment, each of the first and second handles comprise a closed handle part having a fabric extending therein and an open handle part for carrying the bassinet.

[0076] Handle loops inside a bassinet can be dangerous to an infant. There is a need to limit the handle loop inside the bassinet and in particular inside the lining for receiving the infant. An advantage of the handle being divided into two parts, the closed handle part and the open handle part, is that the size of the loop is limited such that it is unharmful to the infant. The loop of the handle only needs to be able to receive a hand for carrying the bassinet. Therefore, therest of the handle loop is closed with fabric extending within the loop. In such way, no harmful loops can be arranged within the lining of the bassinet. When the user wants to lift the bassinet, he / she may grab the open handle part to carry the bassinet.

[0077] According to an embodiment, the fabric extending in the closed handle part may be a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric. Preferably, the functional fabric is a mesh fabric.

[0078] An advantage of the fabric of the closed handle part being a functional fabric, is that it is easy to breathe through the fabric. Preferably, the fabric is a mesh fabric. Such that an infant easily can breathe through the fabric.

[0079] Each handle may comprise an A-shaped frame having two legs attached to the interior lining at a first end and a second end and a cross-member. An upper region of the frame may define a graspable handle portion or the open handle part. A lower region may be limited by the legs and the cross-member. The lower region may be closed by the fabric, for example a continuous, planar fabric selected from a net or mesh, or another functional fabric, thereby forming the closed handle part. The A-shaped frame may be formed by a flexible frame material, for example a strap or a fabric. The frame material may be different from the fabric. The two legs may commonly define a loop and may be integrally formed as a single part.

[0080] The A-shaped frame can provide structural support and flexibility, allowing the handle to be easily manipulated while maintaining its shape. The continuous, planar structure can close the lower region of the handle, providing a barrier that can prevent children from passing body parts through the lower region of the handle.

[0081] The handles may be attached on opposite lateral inner sides of the base. The handles may be configured to allow one-handed operation by a user in which the user grasps both handles with one hand. The handles may comprise a length that allows contacting the open handle parts and grasping them by one hand. The length of each handle may be larger than half the width of the base, for example 10 to 20% larger than half of the width of the base.

[0082] The attachment of the handles on opposite lateral inner sides of the base can provide stability and balance when the bassinet is being carried. The configuration for one-handed operation can offer convenience and ease of use, particularly for tasks that require the use of the other hand. The length of the handles can be designed to ensure that they are easily reachable and graspable by one hand.

[0083] When the bassinet is lifted / carried in the handles, the bassinet is configured to be angled in such a way that the head area / upper body area of the bassinet, configured to receive aninfant’s head / upper body area, is tilted / angled upwards, and the feet area / lower body area of the bassinet, configured to receive an infant’s feet / lower body area, is tilted / angled downwards. Such that the head / upper body area of the child will be closer to the parent than the feet / lower body area of the child. Such that the child and parent will be able to interact. A huge drawback with traditional bumper bars for bassinets, which are a well-known in field, is that bumper bars tends to block the view for the child and / or the parent. Such that the child and parent cannot interact / have eye contact when the bassinet is being carried by the parent with one hand. The parent will typical carry the bassinet with his / her inner elbow to come closer to the child and / or be able to see the child. However, this results in a curved / bent back for the parent / carrier. This is not an ergonomical way to carry a bassinet. The handles provide an ergonomical way of carrying.

[0084] An advantage with the handles is that the bassinet has been configured such that when lifting the bassinet in the handles, the weight distribution of the bassinet is such that the head area / upper body area of the bassinet, is tilted / angled upwards and the feet area / lower body area of the bassinet, is tilted / angled downwards. As the handle only has a limited area configured to receive the user’s hand, the user will be forced to grab the handle in the same way every time the bassinet is being lifted, thereby the center of gravity of the bassinet can be controlled. In the case of a bumper bar, the user can grab the bumper bar in multiple areas / positions. Inattentive lifting of a bassinet with a bumper bar can result in discomfort for the child arranged therein. The handle with a dedicated area to receive a user’s hand, helps the person carrying the bassinet to keep the bassinet at an optimal carrying angle for both the person carrying and the child in the bassinet.

[0085] According to an embodiment, the interior space of the base may be enclosed by the sidewall of the base. The sidewall may comprise at least one ventilation section configured to allow enhanced air-ventilation through the base of the bassinet.

[0086] An advantage of having at least one ventilation section configured to allow enhanced airventilation through the base of the bassinet is that a controlled air flow into the base of the bassinet may be achieved. Such that the baby is provided with a continuous inflow of fresh air in a controlled manner. The baby will not be exposed to excessive draught but will still be provided with a continuous air inflow.

[0087] According to an embodiment, the ventilation section may comprises at least a functional material allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the material. Preferably the functional material may be a mesh fabric.

[0088] An advantage having a functional material allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the material, such as a mesh fabric, is that a controlled air flow into the base of the bassinet may beachieved. Such that the baby is provided with a continuous inflow of fresh air in a controlled manner. As mesh fabric has the advantage of being easy to implement, light-weight and provides a good air-flow.

[0089] According to an embodiment, the ventilation section may comprise a shielding section such that the ventilation section is arrangeable in a closed configuration preventing enhanced air-ventilation through the ventilation section of the base and an open configuration allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the ventilation section of the base.

[0090] An advantage of being able to arranged ventilation section in a closed configuration and in an open configuration, is that depending on the external environment, the user is able to choose whether it is suitable to provide the infant with additional ventilation or not. For instance, during a warm summer day or when using the stroller indoors, it may be suitable to arranged the ventilation section in the open configuration such that the infant is provided with a continuous air inflow and outflow. However, during a walk in lower temperatures, in may be more suitable to arrange the ventilation section in a closed configuration such that air flow through the base of the bassinet is prevented.

[0091] According to an embodiment, the shielding section may comprise at least one cover part configured to shield the functional material of the ventilation section.

[0092] According to an embodiment, the at least one cover part may comprise at least a first cover part being a part of a canopy for the child carrying unit, the at least one cover part is configured to be extendable over the functional material.

[0093] An advantage of the first cover part being a part of the canopy is that the canopy is integrated in the overall shape of the bassinet and also covers the ventilation section of the bassinet at the same time. It is intuitive for the user to understand how to undercover the ventilation section since the cover part is integrated to the canopy.

[0094] According to an embodiment, the shielding section may comprise at least a second cover part configured to be extendable over the functional material of the ventilation section and to overlap the first cover part.

[0095] According to a further aspect, a bassinet for a child carrying unit is provided. The bassinet may comprise one or more of the above-described features. The bassinet comprises a base configured to provide structural support, wherein the base comprises an interior space configured to receive an infant. The bassinet further comprise a cover configured to be releasably attached to a top rim of the base and to provide an upper protection to the base. The cover may comprise first guiding means configured to guide the cover to align with the base.The first guiding means may be configured to allow movement of the cover relative to the base when the cover is subjected to a force in a vertical direction and to prevent movement of the cover relative to the base when the cover is subjected to a force in a lateral direction.

[0096] The base can provide a stable and safe environment for an infant, while the cover can offer protection from environmental factors. The first guiding means can facilitate easy alignment and attachment of the cover to the base, enhancing the overall usability of the bassinet. The ability to move the cover vertically can allow for easy attachment and detachment, while the prevention of lateral movement can ensure a secure fit, preventing accidental dislodgment.

[0097] The first guiding means may be configured to engage with the base in a surface contact fit manner meaning that the first guiding means may interact with the base in a way ensuring a close fit through surface contact. In addition, or alternatively, the first guiding means together with the cover it carries can be lifted from the top rim without any secondary unlocking action. In other words, no additional unlocking step is required. In some cases, the first guiding means and the top rim can be configured to establish a quick-release connection without positive mechanical lock.

[0098] The surface contact fit manner can ensure a snug and stable connection between the cover and the base, reducing the risk of gaps or misalignment. The ability to lift the cover without secondary unlocking action can simplify the process of removing the cover, making it more convenient for the user and allowing one-hand operation. The quick-release connection can enable swift and effortless attachment and detachment, which can be particularly beneficial in situations where quick access to the infant is required.

[0099] The first guiding means of the cover may comprise a lateral stop arrangement configured to abut against a rim portion of the base for blocking lateral movement of the first guiding means relative to the base. The rim portion may be a portion of the base comprising the top rim at its upper end.

[0100] By abutting against the rim portion, the lateral stop arrangement can ensure that the cover remains properly aligned with the base, reducing the risk of accidental dislodgment or misalignment.

[0101] The lateral stop arrangement may comprise a left lateral abutment portion and a right lateral abutment portion. The left lateral abutment portion may be configured to abut against aleft rim portion of the base. The right lateral abutment portion may be configured to abut against a right rim portion of the base.

[0102] The left and right lateral abutment portions can work together to block lateral movement from both sides, providing a balanced and stable attachment. This dual-abutment design can contribute to the overall stability and security of the cover when attached to the base, ensuring that the cover remains properly aligned.

[0103] The left lateral abutment portion and the right lateral abutment portion may each be configured to abut against laterally outer sides of the left rim portion and the right rim portion, respectively. Alternatively, they may be configured to abut against laterally inner sides of the left rim portion and the right rim portion, respectively.

[0104] Abutting against the laterally outer sides can provide an external barrier to lateral movement, while abutting against the laterally inner sides can offer an internal barrier. Depending on the design and configuration, either approach can contribute to the stability and security of the cover attachment, preventing lateral movement and ensuring a snug fit.

[0105] The left lateral abutment portion and the right lateral abutment portion may be configured to provide a self-centering function for the cover. The left lateral abutment portion and the right lateral abutment portion may protrude from the cover and each define abutment surfaces. The abutment surfaces may be both oriented towards each other, extend downward and slope away from the center of the cover. Alternatively, the abutment surfaces may be both oriented outwards, extend downward and slope toward the center of the cover. The abutment surfaces may be curved, for example concavely curved.

[0106] The self-centering function can facilitate easy and accurate alignment of the cover with the base, ensuring a proper fit. The abutment surfaces can guide the cover into the correct position, possibly reducing the effort and precision required from the user. The curved design of the abutment surfaces can enhance the self-centering effect.

[0107] The bassinet may comprise a left positioning portion and a right positioning portion. The left positioning portion may comprise a left supporting portion configured to contact the top rim on the left side of the base. The right positioning portion may comprise a right supporting portion configured to contact the top rim on the right side of the base. The left lateral abutment portion may extend or protrude from the left supporting portion. The right lateral abutment portion may extend from the right supporting portion. At least one lateral abutment portion may be hook shaped and / or forms a flange on the supporting portion.

[0108] The hook-shaped design or flange formation of the lateral abutment portions can enhance the engagement with the base, providing a more secure and stable attachment.

[0109] The left lateral abutment portion and the left supporting portion may be mechanically attached to each other so that the left positioning portion comprises a multi-part structure. Alternatively, they may be formed as an integral unitary component, for example by molding or bending, so that the left positioning portion is a single unitary piece. The right lateral abutment portion and the right supporting portion may be mechanically attached to each other so that the right positioning portion comprises a multi-part structure. Alternatively, they may be formed as an integral unitary component, for example by molding or bending, so that the right positioning portion is a single unitary piece. The left positioning portion and the right positioning portion may be provided on opposite lateral sides of the cover.

[0110] A multi-part structure can offer flexibility in design and manufacturing, while an integral unitary component can provide strength and durability. The placement of the left and right positioning portions on opposite lateral sides of the cover can ensure balanced support and stability.

[0111] The base may comprise handles, for example a first handle provided in a first sidewall of the base and a second handle provided in the second sidewall of the base. The left lateral abutment portion and the right lateral abutment portion may be provided on the cover at a position such that they contact the rim portions at the longitudinal position of the handles on the base when the cover is attached to the base. Each handle may be provided in a unit or piece which is integrated in the base such that its upper portion at least partially forms the rim portion. The left lateral abutment portion and the right lateral abutment portion may be superimposed on the unit or piece or the handle when the cover is attached to the base. The left lateral abutment portion and the right lateral abutment portion may be thin-walled or have a small thickness to create a substantially flush surface on or with the handle. The unit or piece may further comprise a coupling part of a canopy.

[0112] The integration of handles with the rim portions can provide a convenient and ergonomic design, making it easier for the user to carry the bassinet. The superimposition of the lateral abutment portions on the handles or their units can ensure a secure and stable attachment. Creating a substantially flush surface on the handle ensures that the lateral abutment portions do not interfere with the handle's function, making it easier and more comfortable for a user to grip the handle.

[0113] The first guiding means may be provided on a foremost part of the cover. The cover may comprise a primary fixation configuration comprising a first attachment means and / or a second attachment means. A rearmost part of the cover can be releasably attached by the primary fixation configuration, for example by the first attachment means, to a sidewall of the base.

[0114] Placing the first guiding means on the foremost part of the cover can facilitate easy alignment and attachment. The primary fixation configuration can provide a secure and stable attachment point for the rearmost part of the cover, ensuring that the cover remains properly positioned and aligned with the base.

[0115] The cover may be a foldable cover comprising at least a foremost cover portion and a rearmost cover portion, for example a first cover portion, an optional second cover portion, and a third cover portion. The first guiding means may be provided on the foremost cover portion, for example the third cover portion.

[0116] The cover may further comprise a storm cover portion connected to the foremost end of the cover, for example connected to the foremost cover portion, for example connected to the third cover portion, by a folding region. The storm cover portion may be transferable between an upright position in which it extends at an angle to the foremost cover portion, for example at an angle to the third cover portion, and a folded position in which it is folded against the foremost cover portion, for example folded against the third cover portion, for example against an outer side of the cover.

[0117] The storm cover portion can provide additional protection from environmental factors such as wind, rain, or snow. The ability to transfer the storm cover portion between an upright and a folded position can offer flexibility.

[0118] The cover may comprise a holding arrangement to hold the storm cover portion in the folded position. The holding arrangement may comprise a first connecting partner, for example a first magnet, provided on the storm cover portion, and a second connecting partner, for example a second magnet or metal plate. The first connecting partner and the second connecting partner may hold the storm cover in the folded position, for example by a magnetic attraction force.

[0119] The holding arrangement can ensure that the storm cover portion remains securely in the folded position, preventing accidental unfolding or dislodgment. The use of magnetic attraction force can provide a convenient and effortless way to secure the storm cover portion,making the adjustment process more user-friendly. The magnetic design can also allow for quick and easy release when the storm cover portion needs to be unfolded.

[0120] According to a further aspect, a bassinet for a child carrying unit is provided. The bassinet may comprise one or more of the above-mentioned features. The bassinet may comprise a base configured to provide structural support, wherein the base may comprise an interior space configured to receive an infant. The bassinet may further comprise a cover configured to be releasably attached to a top rim of the base and provide an upper protection to the base. The cover may comprise a storm cover portion connected to the foremost end of the cover. The storm cover portion may be connected to the foremost cover portion of a single cover portion configuration or a multi cover portion configuration. The storm cover portion may be connected to a third cover portion of a cover comprising a first cover portion, a second cover portion, and the third cover portion. The storm cover portion may be connected by a folding region. The storm cover portion may be transferable between an upright position in which it extends at an angle to the foremost cover portion, for example at an angle to the third cover portion. The storm cover portion may be transferable to a folded position in which it is folded against the foremost cover portion, for example folded against the third cover portion. The storm cover portion may be folded against an outer side of the cover.

[0121] The storm cover portion can offer additional protection from environmental factors such as wind, rain, or snow. The ability to transfer the storm cover portion between an upright and a folded position can provide flexibility and adaptability, making the bassinet more versatile and suitable for different conditions. The folding region can facilitate easy and smooth transition between the two positions, making the adjustment process more convenient and user-friendly.

[0122] The cover may comprise a holding arrangement to hold the storm cover portion in the folded position. The holding arrangement may comprise a first connecting partner, for example a first magnet, provided on the storm cover portion. The holding arrangement may comprise a second connecting partner, for example a second magnet or metal plate. The first connecting partner and the second connecting partner may hold the storm cover in the folded position, for example by a magnetic attraction force. The first connecting partner may additionally be configured to cooperate with a third connecting partner, for example with a magnet, provided between a base member of a canopy, or a second guiding means provided on the base, to hold the storm cover in place.

[0123] The holding arrangement can ensure that the storm cover portion remains securely in the folded position, possibly preventing accidental unfolding or dislodgment. The use of magnetic attraction force can provide a convenient and effortless way to secure the storm coverportion, making the adjustment process more user-friendly. The magnetic design can also allow for quick and easy release when the storm cover portion needs to be unfolded, enhancing the overall usability and adaptability of the bassinet. The cooperation with a third connecting partner can provide additional stability and security, possibly ensuring that the storm cover portion remains in place even under strong wind or other challenging conditions.

[0124] Other features of the present invention will be apparent from consideration of the information contained above as well as in or in combination with the following detailed description, drawings and claims. The present invention is illustrated by way of example, and not by way of limitation, in the figures of the accompanying drawings.BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0125] The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated herein and form part of the specification, illustrate possible configurations of embodiments and, together with the description, further serve to explain the principles of the embodiments and to enable a person skilled in the art to make and use the embodiments. It is noted that the same or similar parts in the different figures are denoted by the same reference signs.

[0126] Fig. 1 shows a child carrying unit by way of example.

[0127] Fig 2a shows a side perspective view of a bassinet according to a first embodiment. Fig. 2b shows a side perspective view of a bassinet according to a second embodiment.

[0128] Fig. 3 shows a top view of a cover according to the second embodiment.

[0129] Figs. 4a-4d show schematic side views of the bassinet according to the first and second embodiment in different states.

[0130] Figs. 5, 6a-6d show different states of the cover according to an embodiment.

[0131] Fig. 7 shows a top view of an interaction between first guiding means of the cover and second guiding means of the base when the cover is arranged on the base.

[0132] Fig. 8 shows a rear perspective view of the base with the second guiding means of the base.

[0133] Fig. 9a shows an outer side perspective view of the left side coupling part of the canopy, the handle and the second guiding means of the base.

[0134] Fig. 9b shows an inner side perspective view of the left side coupling part of the canopy, the handle and the second guiding means of the base.

[0135] Fig. 10 shows a bottom perspective view of the cover with the first guiding means and the compartment.

[0136] Fig. 11 provides a top view of the first guiding means.

[0137] Fig. 12 shows a side perspective view of a lining arranged in the base.

[0138] Fig. 13 shows a side perspective view of the lining.

[0139] Figs. 14a-14d show schematic views illustrating the interaction between handles of the base and openings and the storage units of the lining.

[0140] Fig. 15 shows a front perspective view of the lining.

[0141] Fig. 16 shows a detailed perspective view of the openings in the lining.

[0142] Fig. 17 shows a detailed side perspective view of the handle of the base.

[0143] Fig. 18 shows a side perspective view of the bassinet with a ventilation section.

[0144] Fig. 19 shows a rear perspective view of a modified bassinet with a mounted cover.

[0145] Fig. 20 shows an enlarged perspective view of a portion of the bassinet of Fig. 19.

[0146] Fig. 21 shows a perspective view of a cover according to an embodiment.

[0147] Fig. 22 shows a perspective view from below of the cover shown in Fig. 21.

[0148] Fig. 23 shows a perspective view of a positioning portion.

[0149] All figures are only schematic depictions of exemplary embodiments in which, in particular, distances and dimensional correlations are not presented to scale.

[0150] The features and advantages of embodiments will become more apparent from the detailed description as given below when taken in conjunction with the drawings, in which like reference signs identify corresponding elements throughout. In the drawings like reference numbers generally indicate identical, functionally similar and / or structurally similar elements.DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0151] The following detailed description is merely exemplary in nature and is not intended to limit application and uses. Furthermore, there is no intention to be bound by any theory presented in the preceding background or summary or the following detailed description.

[0152] Embodiments of the present disclosure are described in detail with reference to embodiments thereof as illustrated in the accompanying drawings. References to “one embodiment,” “an embodiment,” “some embodiments,” etc., indicate that the embodiment(s) described may include a particular feature, structure, or characteristic, but every embodiment may not necessarily include the particular feature, structure, or characteristic. Moreover, such phrases are not necessarily referring to the same embodiment. Further, when a particular feature, structure, or characteristic is described in connection with an embodiment, it is submitted that it is within the knowledge of one skilled in the art to affect such feature, structure, or characteristic in connection with other embodiments whether or not explicitly described.

[0153] Spatially relative terms, such as “beneath,” “below,” “lower,” “above,” “on,” “upper,” “opposite”, “forward”, “rearward”, “foremost”, “rearmost”, “area” and the like, may be used herein for ease of description to describe one element or feature’s relationship to another element(s) or feature(s) as illustrated in the figures. The spatially relative terms are intended to encompass different orientations of the device in use or in operation in addition to the orientation depicted in the figures. The apparatus may be otherwise oriented (e.g., rotated 90 degrees or at other orientations) and the spatially relative descriptors used herein may likewise be interpreted accordingly.

[0154] Terms describing parts or members as “releasable” and / or “detachable” relate to configurations in which the parts or members are at least decouplable from another part or member without destroying one of the cooperating parts or members. These terms may also describe configurations in which the parts and members may be decoupled or disengaged without tools (tool-free).

[0155] Some aspects of the present disclosure are defined below. These aspects may form exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure and may be combined with features mentioned in other portions of this specification.

[0156] Fig. 1 shows a schematic side view of a child carrying unit 1 for a baby. In this particular embodiment, the child carrying unit 1 is configured as a stroller 1. The child carrying unit 1 comprises a frame 10, a bassinet 100, coupling sections 30 for coupling the bassinet 100 to theframe 10, wheels 40 and an adjustable handlebar 50. The bassinet 100 is arranged on the frame 10, also called chassis 10. The frame 10 comprises wheels 40 and is therefore also called a wheeled frame 10 or wheeled chassis 10. A canopy 60 arches about the bassinet 100. The frame 10 provides a supporting structure to the child carrying unit 1. The handlebar 50 may be secured to the frame 10. The handlebar 50 serves to push the child carrying unit 1.

[0157] Fig. 2a and 2b show side perspective views of the bassinet 100. The bassinet 100 comprises a bassinet base 110 and a cover 140. The cover 140 is also called an apron 140.

[0158] The base 110 is configured to provide structural support to the bassinet 100. The base110 comprises an interior space 111 configured receive an infant. The base 110 comprises a trough-like shape defining the interior space 111 for the child. The interior space 111 of the base 110 may have an interior lining 112 configured to provide comfort to the infant. The interior lining 112 may be provided as a bottom surface on which the baby rests and protective sidewalls. The interior lining 112 may be provide as one or several padded surfaces and / or mattresses.

[0159] Fig. 2a-2b further illustrates the base 110 having a sidewall 113. The sidewall 113 forms a boundary, also called an enclosure, around the interior space 111. The sidewall 113 provides structural stability to the base 110. The sidewall 113 comprises an top rim 114. The top rim 114 extends along the sidewall 113. The top rim 114 is defined as the surface extending between the inner and outer perimeter of the sidewall 113.

[0160] In the embodiment of Fig. 2a-2b, the sidewall 113 comprises a front sidewall 113a, a rear sidewall 113b, a first sidewall 113c and a second sidewall 113d (not visible and emplacement marked with a dotted line). The front sidewall 113a being arranged opposite the rear sidewall 113b. The first sidewall 113c being arranged opposite the second sidewall 113d. The interior space 111 of the base 110 is delimited, in this embodiment, by the front sidewall 113a, rear sidewall 113b, first sidewall 113c and the second sidewall 113d. The interior space111 may have an essentially oval shape adapted to receive the child.

[0161] Fig. 2a-2b further illustrates the bassinet 100 comprising the cover 140. The cover 140 is configured to be releasably attached to the base 110. The cover 140 provides an upper protection to the base 110, such that the baby in the bassinet 100 is protected from wind, rain or sun. The cover 140 may be intended to cover approximately two thirds of the baby’s body when the baby is arranged in the bassinet 100.

[0162] According to the embodiment illustrated in Fig. 2a, the cover 140 may comprise a first cover portion 141 and a second cover portion 142. The first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142 are configured to be pivotable relative to each other. Such that the first coverportion 141 can pivot relative to the second cover portion 142 and the second cover portion 142 can pivot relative to the first cover portion 141.

[0163] According to the embodiment illustrated in Fig. 2a, the first cover portion 141 may be configured as a rear cover portion and the second cover portion 142 may be configured as a front cover portion. The first cover portion 141 may be configured to be arranged closer to the rear sidewall 113b whereas the second cover portion 142 may be configured to be arranged closer to the front sidewall 113a. It can also be said that the first cover portion 141 is adapted to extend over the foot area of the base 110 and the second cover portion 142 is adapted to extend over part of the head area of the base 110.

[0164] According to this embodiment, a first folding region 144a may connect the first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142. The first folding region 144a may extend between the first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142.

[0165] The first folding region 144a comprises a first rotational axis Qi, which is an imaginary line extending between adjacent cover portions 141 , 142, around which, the cover portions 141 , 142 may rotate. The direction of rotation being perpendicular to the axis Qi.

[0166] The first cover portion 141 may be releasably attached to the base 110 by first attachment means 146. According to the present embodiment, a rearmost part 140a of the cover 140 is releasably attached by first attachment means 146 to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. The first attachment means 146 may be straps, hook and loop fasteners, buttons or like. In the preferred embodiment, the first attachment means 146 are zippers. Such that the cover 140 can be attached to the base 110 without extending over the interior space 111 of the bassinet 110. Thereby, the child can easily be reached in the bassinet 100 without having a detached cover 140.

[0167] According to this embodiment, the cover 140 may also comprises a storm cover portion 148. The storm cover portion 148 may abut the second cover portion 142. The storm cover portion 148 is configured to be arranged at an angle of the cover 140 when the cover 140 is positioned on top of the base 110. The storm cover portion 148 is configured to dissipates an airflow, such as wind, from the baby. The storm cover portion 148 is arranged in proximity of a foremost part 140b of the cover 140.

[0168] According to the embodiment shown in Fig. 2a, second attachment means 147 may be provided at the first folding region 144a. The second attachment means 147 may provide additional guidance for the first folding region 144a. The second attachment means 147 makes it possible to releasably couple the cover 140 to the base 110 at the first folding region 144a. The second attachment means 147 may be hook and loop fasteners, straps, buttons or like.

[0169] According to the embodiment illustrated in Fig. 2b, the cover 140 may comprise the first cover portion 141, the second cover portion 142 and a third cover portion 143. The first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142 are configured to be pivotable relative to each other. Such that the first cover portion 141 can pivot relative to the second cover portion 142 and the second cover portion 142 can pivot relative to the first cover portion 141. The second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143 are configured to be pivotable relative to each other. Such that the third cover portion 143 can pivot relative to the second cover portion 142 and the second cover portion 142 can pivot relative to the third cover portion 143.

[0170] According to the embodiment illustrated in Fig. 2b, the first cover portion 141 may be configured as a rear cover portion, the second cover portion 142 may be configured as a middle cover portion and the third cover portion 143 may be configured as a front cover portion. The first cover portion 141 may be configured to be arranged closer to the rear sidewall 113b whereas the third cover portion 143 may be configured to be arranged closer to the front sidewall 113a. The second cover portion 142 may be arranged between the first cover portion141 and the third cover portion143. It can also be said that the first cover portion 141 is adapted to extend essentially over the foot area of the base 110 and the third cover portion 143 is adapted to extend essentially over part of the head area of the base 110. The second cover portion 142 is the middle cover portion extending therebetween.

[0171] According to this embodiment, the first folding region 144a connects the first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142. A second folding region 144b connects the second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143.

[0172] The first folding region 144a comprises a first rotational axis Qi, which is an imaginary line extending between adjacent cover portions 141 , 142, around which, the cover portions 141,142 may rotate. The direction of rotation being perpendicular to the axis Qi. The second folding region 144b comprises a second rotational axis 02, which is an imaginary line extending between adjacent cover portions 142, 143 around which, the cover portions 142, 143 may rotate. The direction of rotation being perpendicular to the axis 02.

[0173] There is no difference between the first folding region 144a and the second folding region 144b, except that the first folding region 144a extends between the first and second cover portions 141 , 142 and the second folding region 144b extends between the second and third cover portions 142, 143. Therefore, the first folding region 144a and the second folding region 144b will be called folding region 144 and imply the first folding region 144a and 144b or any other folding region described herein which extends between two adjacent cover portions ofthe cover 140. Each folding region 144 comprising the rotational axis a, which is an imaginary line extending between adjacent cover portions around which, the cover portions may rotate.

[0174] According to one embodiment, the folding region 144 may be provided by a weakening in the fabric arranged between the cover portions 141 , 142. The first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142 may then be provided by a continuous fabric. According to another embodiment, the folding region 144 may also be formed by connecting edges of cover portion 141 , 142, 143 e.g. by sewing. A hinge may also be provided between the adjacent cover portions 141 , 142, 143. According to yet another embodiment, it is also conceivable that the cover portions 141 , 142, 143 are formed by a common fabric configured to be easily foldable in at particular direction or in several directions. The folding region 144 may then be provided within the material or fabric of the cover portions 141 , 142, 143. Thus, it is the properties of the material that define the foldability of the cover 140. Depending on the user’s need to fold the cover 140, different folding regions 144 can then be used. In all embodiments mentioned above, the weight distribution of the material within the cover portions 141 , 142 is adapted to facilitate folding the cover portions 141 , 142.

[0175] It is possible to have more than three cover portions, although not exemplified. Such the cover comprises a first cover portion 141 , a second cover portion 142, a third cover portion 143 and a fourth cover portion and a fifth, sixth and seventh cover portion. Between each cover portion, a folding region 144 is provided.

[0176] As described for Fig. 2a, the first cover portion 141 may be releasably attached to the base 110 by first attachment means 146. The rear most portion 141a of the cover 140 may be releasably attached by first attachment means 146 to the base 110. The first attachment means 146 may be straps, hook and loop fasteners, buttons or like. In the preferred embodiment, the first attachment means 146 are zippers. Such that the cover 140 can be attached to the base 110 without extending over the interior space 111 of the base 110. Thereby, the child can easily be reached without having to detach the cover 140.

[0177] According to this embodiment, the cover 140 also comprises the storm cover portion 148. The storm cover portion 148 borders the third cover portion 143. The storm cover portion 148 is configured to be arranged at an angle of the cover 140 when the cover 140 is positioned on top of the base 110. The storm cover portion 148 is configured to dissipates an airflow, such as wind, from the baby. The storm cover portion 148 is arranged in proximity of a foremost part 140b of the cover 140.

[0178] According to the embodiment shown in Fig. 2b, second attachment means 147 may be provided at the first folding region 144a and / or the second folding region 144b. The second attachment means 147 may be additional guidance for the first folding region 144a and / or the second folding region 144b. The second attachment means 147 makes it possible to releasably couple the cover 140 to the base 110 at the first folding region 144a and / or the second folding region 144b. The second attachment means 147 may be hook and loop fasteners, straps, buttons or like.

[0179] Any folding region 144 may have the second attachment means 147 such that it is possible to releasably couple the cover 140 to the base 110 at a folding region 144.

[0180] According to an embodiment illustrated in Fig. 2a-2b, the cover 140 is configured to be arranged on the top rim 114 of the base 110. Such that the cover 140 rests on the top rim 114 of the base 110. It can also be said that the cover 140 is positioned on top of the base 110. The cover 140 lies flush on the base 110. According to this embodiment, the cover 140 is aligned the base 110.

[0181] Fig. 3 illustrated a top view of the cover 140 with three cover portions 141, 142, 143. The second cover portion 142 is connected to the first cover portion 141 by the first folding region 144a and to the third cover portion 143 by the second folding region 144b. The storm cover portion 148 previously described is connected to the third cover portion 143.

[0182] Turning to Figs. 4a-4d, different configurations of the cover portion 140 on the base 110 are shown by way of example. Fig. 4a-4d are schematic longitudinal section views, meaning that a cut along the length of the bassinet 100 is represented in a schematic manner to give an understanding of the different positions in which the cover portions 141, 142, 143 of the cover 140 may be arranged. By way of example three cover portions 141 , 142 and 143 are illustrated, but it should be understood that the concepts illustrated are applicable to any number of cover portions. In Fig. 4a-d, a plane X is defined as a flat, two-dimensional surface extending over the top rim 114 of the base 110.

[0183] By way of example, the interior space 111 is divided into interior space sections 11, I2, I3. A first interior space section 11 is arranged below the first cover portion 141 from a top side 140c of the first cover portion 141 in the closed configuration B1. A second interior space section I2 is arranged below the second cover portion 142 from a top side 140c of the second cover portion 142 in the closed configuration B1. A third interior space section I3 is arranged below the third cover portion 143 from a top side 140c of the third cover portion 143 in the closed configuration B1.

[0184] Each cover portion 141, 142, 143 of the bassinet 100 can be pivoted between a closed configuration B1 and an open configuration B2. In the closed configuration B1, access to the interior space 111 of the base 110 arranged below the cover portion 141, 142, 143 from a top side 140c of the cover portion 141, 142, 143 is prevented. In the open configuration B2, access to the interior space 111 is allowed.

[0185] Such that the first cover portion 141 is adapted to cover a first interior space section 11 in the closed configuration. The second cover portion 142 is adapted to cover a second interior space section I2 in the closed configuration. The third cover portion 143 is adapted to cover a third interior space section I3.

[0186] In the closed configuration B1 , the cover portions 141, 142, 143 essentially extend in the plane X and are positioned on the base 110 as shown in Fig. 4a. The plane X being defined as a flat, two-dimensional surface extending over the top rim 114 of the base 110.

[0187] The first cover portion 141, the second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143 are movable independently of each other.

[0188] In Fig. 4a, the third cover portion 143 is arranged in the closed configuration B1 by covering the third interior space section I3 of the base 110. The second cover portion 142 is arranged in the closed configuration B1 by covering the second interior space section I2 of the base 110. The first cover portion 141 is arranged in the open configuration B2 by allowing access to first interior space section 11 the base 110.

[0189] In Fig. 4b, the first cover portion 141, the second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143 are arranged in the closed configuration B1. The first cover portion 141 covers the first interior space section 11 from a top side of the base 110. The second cover portion 142 covers second interior space section I2 from a top side 114 of the base 110. The third cover portion 143 covers the third interior space section I3 from a top side 114 of the base 110. The cover 140 is said to be arranged in an covered configuration C1 when each cover portion 141, 142, 143 is arranged in the closed configuration B1. This configuration provides most protection to the baby arranged in the bassinet 100.

[0190] In the covered configuration C1 , the cover portions 141 , 142, 143 are arranged at about 180° from each other, such that the angles ai and 02 are about 180°. The first rotational axis 01 extending between adjacent cover portions 141, 142 and the second rotational axis 02 extending between adjacent cover portions 142, 143.

[0191] The first, second and third cover portion 141, 142, 143 are essentially arranged in a same plane X. The first, second and third cover portion 141, 142, 143 may be co-planar. The first, second and third cover portion 141, 142, 143 are arranged adjacent to each other. The first cover portion 141 , the second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143 are contiguous with each other.

[0192] In the embodiment of Fig.4c, a partially covered configuration C2 of the cover 140 is shown. The second cover portion 142 is shown in the closed configuration B1. The third cover portion 143 has been pivoted about the rotational axis a of the second folding region 144b to an open configuration B2 such that the third cover portion 143 lies on top of the second cover portion 142. The second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143 are essentially parallel with each other. The second cover portion 142 is illustrated with dotted lines to make it visible that the third cover portion 143 is stacked on top of the second cover portion 142. The cover 140 is arranged in the partially covered configuration C2 when at least one cover portion 141, 142, 143 is folded to abut an adjacent cover portion 141, 142, 143 arranged in the closed configuration B1. The first cover portion 141 is arranged in an open configuration B2.

[0193] In the embodiment of Fig.4d, a stacked configuration C3 of the cover 140 is shown. The first cover portion 141 is arranged in a lowermost position with the second cover 142 and the third cover portion 143 stacked onto of the first cover portion 141. Such that the second cover portion 142 is arranged on top of the first cover portion 141 and the third cover portion 143 is arranged on top of the second cover portion 142. The first cover portion 141 is arranged in the closed configuration B1.

[0194] The second cover portion 142 is illustrated with dotted lines to make it visible that the third cover portion 143 is stacked on top of the second cover portion 142 which is in turn stacked on the first cover portion 141. When one cover portions 141 , 142 is stacked on top of the other, the cover 140 is said to be in the stacked configuration C3.

[0195] Fig. 5 shows a side view of the cover 140. The first folding region 144a is arranged between the first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142. The second folding region 144b is arranged between the second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143. The storm cover portion 148 extends essentially perpendicularly to the cover portions 141, 142 and 143 when the cover portions 141, 142, 143 are arranged in an extended configuration as shown in Fig. 5.

[0196] The top side 140c of the cover 140 is arranged opposite the bottom side 140d of the cover 140. The rearmost cover portion 140a and the foremost cover portion 140b are also shown.

[0197] In this embodiment, the cover 140 comprises a compartment 160. The compartment 160 may be used as a storage space. Such that a user may store keys, a phone or other items in the cover 140. The compartment 160 may be configured to be received in the interior space 111 of the base 110 when the cover 140 is arranged on the base 110.

[0198] The compartment 160 comprises a delimiting body 160a configured to provide a separation between an interior space 164 of the compartment 160 (see Fig. 6c) and the interior space 111 of the base 110. The interior space 164 is configured to be used as the storage space.

[0199] The body 160a, according to an embodiment, comprises at least a sidewall 161 and a bottom 162. The compartment 160 may further comprise a top (not shown). The bottom 162 may be arranged opposite the top.

[0200] In this embodiment, the sidewall 161 may comprise a first sidewall 161a and a second sidewall 161b. The first sidewall 161a may extend essentially in parallel with the sidewall 113 of the base 110. The first sidewall 161a may extend along the rear sidewall 113b of the base 110. It can also be said that the first sidewall 161 a is nested with the rear sidewall 113b of the base 110. The sidewall 161 may have an essentially semi-circular shape. Other shapes for the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 are equally possible.

[0201] Preferably, the compartment 160 is releasably attached to the base 110. Preferably, a first set of zipper teeth are provided on the sidewall 113 of the base 110 and a second set of zipper teeth are provided on the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 such that the compartment 160 is releasably attachable to the base 110. Other attachment means than a zipper may also be possible, such as snap buttons or Velcro strips.

[0202] The bottom 162 is essentially flat in this embodiment. But other configurations for the bottom are equally possible, such as a curved configuration.

[0203] The compartment 160 may be arranged below the first cover portion 141. The first cover portion 141 is configured to pivot between the closed configuration B1, preventing access to the interior space 164 of the compartment 160 from the top side 140c of the cover 140, to the open configuration B2, allowing access to the interior space 164 of the compartment 160 from the top side 140c of the cover 140. This will become apparent from Figs. 6a-6d.

[0204] With reference to Figs. 6a-6d, the cover 140 with the compartment 160 will be further illustrated. By way of example three cover portions 141, 142 and 143 are illustrated, but it should be understood that the concepts illustrated are applicable to any number of cover portions.

[0205] Fig. 6a provides a top perspective view of the cover 140 according to one embodiment. The first folding region 144a is arranged between the first cover portion 141 and the second cover portion 142. The second folding region 144b is arranged between the second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143. The storm cover portion 148 is connected to the third cover portion 143 by a folding region 148a.

[0206] As seen in Fig. 6a, the compartment 160 is configured to arranged below the first cover portion 141. The first cover portion 141 may be configures as a lid for the compartment 160.

[0207] In Fig. 6a, the first cover portion 141 is closed over the compartment 160 such as to prevent access to the interior space 164 of the compartment 160 from the top side 140c of the compartment 160. The first cover portion 141 may rest on the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160. The first cover portion 141 may further rest on the sidewall 113 of the base 110 when the cover 140 is arranged on the base 110.

[0208] Fig. 6b provides a bottom perspective view of the cover 140 according to the same embodiment as Fig. 6a. Fig. 6b provides another view of the first cover portion 141 closed over the compartment 160. From this view it is shown that the first cover portion 141 may rest on the compartment 160. It is also shown that the first cover portion 141 extends beyond the compartment 160 such that the cover portion 141 may also rest of on the top rim 114 of the base 110.

[0209] When the cover 140 is arranged on the base 110, the compartment 160 may be releasably attached to the base 110. According to one embodiment, the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 may be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. According to a preferred embodiment, the top rim of the sidewall 163 of the compartment 160 may be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. Preferably, a first set of zipper teeth 163a are provided on the compartment 160 (not shown and emplacement marked with a dotted line) and a second set of zipper teeth are provided on the base 110 (not shown), such that the compartment 160 is releasably attachable to the base 110. According to a preferred embodiment, the first set of zipper teeth 163a are provided on the top rim of the sidewall 163 and the second set of zipper teeth (not shown) are provided on the sidewall of the base 110.

[0210] Other attachment means than a zipper may also be possible, such as snap buttons or Velcro strips. The attachment means may be provided between any part of the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 and the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0211] Fig. 6c is a top perspective view of the cover 140 according to the same embodiment as Figs. 6a-6b. The first folding region 144a is arranged between the first cover portion 141 and thesecond cover portion 142. The second folding region 144b is arranged between the second cover portion 142 and the third cover portion 143. The storm cover portion 148 is connected to the third cover portion 143 by a folding region 148a.

[0212] In Fig. 6c, the first cover portion 141 is open such as to allow access to the interior space 164 of the compartment 160 from the top side 140c of the cover 140. The user may arrange items in the compartment 160 when the first cover portion 141 is arranged in the open configuration.

[0213] Fig. 6d provides a bottom perspective view of the cover 140 according to the same embodiment as Figs. 6a-6c. Fig. 6d provides another view of the first cover portion 141 opened over the compartment 160. It is visible that the first cover portion 141 is arranged at a distance from the top rim 163 of the compartment 160. In the open configuration B2, the rearmost cover portion 140a does not rest of on the top rim 114 of the base 110 when the cover 140 is arranged on top of the base 110. It can also be said that when the first cover portion 141 is pivoted to the open configuration B2 from the closed configuration B1 , the first cover portion 141 pivots about the first folding region 144a, such that the first cover portion 141 is arranged at an angle from the compartment 160. In the closed configuration B1 shown in Figs. 6a-6b, the first cover portion 141 and compartment 160 may be arranged to be essentially parallel to each other.

[0214] In the case where the compartment 160 comprises a top configured as a lid over the compartment 160, the top is arranged below the first cover portion 141 . Such that the compartment 160 is provided with an outer lid, the first cover portion 141 , and an inner lid, the top of the compartment (not shown).

[0215] As illustrated in Figs. 6b-6d, the bottom 162 may comprise a functional fabric. Allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric. Preferably, the functional fabric may be a mesh fabric. Such that the first cover portion 141 may be arranged in the open configuration B2, to allow air flow through the functional fabric of the bottom 162 of the compartment 160 into the interior space 111 of the base 110. Thus, a controlled air flow into the base 110 of the bassinet 100 may be achieved. An even distribution of air flow into the base 110 of the bassinet 100 may also be an advantage. Such that the baby is provided with a continuous inflow of fresh air in a controlled manner. The baby will not be exposed to excessive draught but will still be provided with a continuous air inflow. It is also advantageous to provide the air inflow in the feet area of the base 110, not close to the baby’s airways.

[0216] In the same manner, the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 may comprise a functional fabric. Preferably, the functional fabric is a mesh fabric. The advantages are the same as for the bottom 162 disclosed above.

[0217] In the same manner, if the compartment 160 is provided with a top, the top may comprise a functional fabric. Preferably, the functional fabric is a mesh fabric. The advantages are the same as for the bottom 162 disclosed above.

[0218] The bottom 162 and / or the sidewall 161 and / or the top of the compartment 160, may be provided in part with the functional fabric, such mesh fabric, or completely of functional fabric, such as mesh fabric. The functional fabric allowing an enhanced air-ventilation as described above.

[0219] It can be said that the compartment 160 has a dual purpose as a storage space and ventilation flow path.

[0220] In a top view of a part of the bassinet 100 is shown. With reference to Fig. 7, a feature enabling a smooth interaction between the base 110 and the cover 140 of the bassinet will be described.

[0221] In the top view of Fig. 7, part of the cover 140 is shown arranged on the base 110. Such that the foremost part 140b of the cover 140 arranged close the head area of the base 110 and the base 110 are partially shown. One of the base members 61 of the canopy 60 is also shown. Another base member 61 (not shown) is arranged opposite the shown base member 61, such that the canopy 60 may be configured to extend between the two base members 61 and provide an upper shield to the infant in the bassinet 100. Each base members 61 of the canopy 60 comprise coupling parts 62 to receive a rod 63. The covering of the canopy 60 being attached to the rods 63. Such that each rod 63 (see Fig. 8) is connected with the base member 61 of the canopy 60 at the left and right sides of the bassinet 100.

[0222] This view is provided to describe the interaction between the guiding means 181 , 182 of the base 110 and the cover 140 configured to guide the cover 140 to align with the base 110 and to lock the cover 140 relative to the base 110 when the cover 140 is subjected to a force in certain direction.

[0223] The guiding means 181 , 182 of the cover 140 and the base 110 may be configured to prevent movement of the cover 140 relative to the base 110, when the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is subjected to a force in a longitudinal direction L1 and / or a lateral direction L2. A force in a longitudinal direction L1 being defined as a movement that runs essentially in a longitudinal direction of the bassinet 100. A force in a lateral direction L2 being defined as a movement that runs essentially in a lateral direction of the bassinet 100. The longitudinal direction L1 is essentially perpendicular to the lateral direction L2. The longitudinal direction L1 and the lateral direction L2 are illustrated in Fig. 7.

[0224] The guiding means 181 , 182 of the cover 140 and the base 110 may be configured to allow movement of the cover 140 relative to the base 110, when the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is subjected to a force in a vertical direction V. The vertical direction V of the bassinet 100 being defined as being essentially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction L1 and the lateral direction L2. The vertical direction V of the bassinet 100 could also be defined as being at right angles to the plane X, defined as a flat, two-dimensional surface extending over the top rim 114 of the base 110 (see Figs. 4a-4d for plane X). The longitudinal direction L1 and the lateral direction L2 both essentially extend in the plane X when the cover 140 is arranged on top of the base 110. The vertical direction V may also be defined as being vertical in relation to the bassinet 100.

[0225] A force in the vertical direction V being required as an initial movement to remove the cover 140 from the base 110.

[0226] A force in the vertical direction V being required as the last movement to arranged the cover 140 on the base 110.

[0227] No further attachment means are needed such that it is always possible for the user the arranged the cover 140 on the base 110 or removing the cover 140 from the base 110 with one hand. The user does not have to attach or remove any other attachment means between the cover 140 and the base 110 to have full access to the infant in the bassinet 100.

[0228] The cover 140 comprises first guiding means 181. The base 110 comprises second guiding means 182. Such that the first guiding means 181 of the cover 140 are configured to interact with the second guiding means 182 of the base 110. The first guiding means 181 of the cover 140 and the second guiding means 182 of the base 110 are adapted to interconnect with each other.

[0229] With reference to Figs. 8, 9a-b, the second guiding means 182 of the base 110 will be described. Its interaction with the first guiding means 181 of the cover 140 will also be described.

[0230] Fig. 8 shows a rear perspective view of the base 110. In Fig. 8, the sidewall 113 of the base 110 is shown. The coupling sections 30 for coupling the base 110 to the frame 10 of the stroller are also shown. As previously described, both base members 61, arranged on opposite sides of the base 110, are shown. Such that the canopy 60 may be configured to extend between the two base members 61 and provide an upper shield to the infant in the bassinet 100. In Fig. 8, the coupling parts 62 of the base members 61 are shown as well as the rods 63 configured to be coupled to the coupling parts 62 such that a covering may be arranged uponthe rods 63. The base 110 is further configured to be provided with handles 191 , such that a first handle 191 is provided in the first sidewall 113c of the base 110 and a second handle 191 is provided in the second sidewall 113d of the base 110. The first and second sidewalls 113c, 113d being arranged opposite each other. According to this embodiment, the base 110 only has a first sidewall 113c and a second sidewall 113d connected to each other.

[0231] According to the embodiment of Fig. 8, the handle 191, the coupling part 61 and the second guiding means 182 are provided as a unit 193 or piece 193. According to a preferred embodiment, the unit 193 is formed by plastic injection molding, such that the unit 193 is made of plastic. With reference to Fig. 9a-9b, the second guiding means 182 of the base 110 will be described in detail.

[0232] Fig. 9a shows a side perspective view of one of the two units 193 of the base 110 comprising the coupling part 61 of the canopy 60, the handle 191 and the second guiding means 182. The side perspective view of Fig. 9a is an outer side perspective view, such that when the unit 193 is arranged on the bassinet 100, the part of the unit 193 shown in this view, is arranged to face the exterior environment of the base 110. The second guiding means 182 shown in this view, is the left second guiding means 182a of the base 110 as way of example. The left second guiding means 182a is configured to be arranged opposite to the right second guiding means 182b on the base 110.

[0233] The left second guiding means 182a and the right second guiding means 182b are configured to operate together with the left first guiding means 181a and the right first guiding means 181b. Such that the left second guiding means 182a is configured to interconnect with the left first guiding means 181a and such that the right second guiding means 182b is configured to interconnect with the right first guiding means 181b.

[0234] It is to be understood that when referring to the “first guiding means 181” this means that each of the left and right first guiding means 181a, 181b may have the descried technical feature. When referring to “the second guiding means 182”, the left and right second guiding means 182a, 182b may have the descried technical feature.

[0235] As can be seen in Fig. 9a, the base member 61 of the canopy 60 extends at an angle to the handle 191. According to this embodiment, the base member 61 and the handle 191 are essentially perpendicular to each other. The second guiding means 182 extending long the base member 61. It is possible to provide the bassinet 100 without the canopy 60. It is also possible to exclude the handle 191. When the bassinet 100 is provided with a canopy 60, the second guiding means 182 may essentially extend along the base member 61.

[0236] Fig. 9b shows another side perspective view of one of the two units 193 of the base 110 comprising the coupling part 61 of the canopy 60, the handle 191 and the second guiding means 182. The view shown in Fig. 9b being the view opposite the view shown in Fig. 9a. Such that the side perspective view of Fig. 9b is an inner side perspective view, such that when the unit 193 is arranged on the bassinet 100, the part of the unit 193 shown in this view, is arranged to face the interior space 111 of the base 110. The second guiding means 182 shown in this view, is the left second guiding means 182a of the base 110 as way of example. The left second guiding means 182a is configured to be arranged opposite to the right second guiding means 182b on the base 110.

[0237] With reference to Fig. 9b, the detailed features of the second guiding means 182 will be described and its interaction with the first guiding means 181 (see Figs. 10-11) will also be described.

[0238] The second guiding means 182 may comprise a second lateral stop 183 configured to prevent the movement of the first guiding means 181 in a lateral direction L2. In this case, the second lateral stop 183 is comprised in the same piece as the base member 61 of the canopy 60. The first guiding means 181 comprises a first lateral stop 185 (see Fig. 10) configured to interact with the second lateral stop 183.

[0239] The second guiding means 182 may comprise a second longitudinal stop 184 configured to prevent the movement of the first guiding means 181 in a longitudinal direction L1. The first guiding means 181 may comprise a first longitudinal stop 186 configured to interact with the second longitudinal stop 184.

[0240] The base 110 comprises the left second guiding means 182a and the right second guiding means 182b arranged on opposite sides of the base 110.

[0241] Each second guiding means 182a, 182b may comprise a second lateral stop 183. Such that the left second guiding means 182a comprises a left second lateral stop 183a. Such that the right second guiding means 182b comprises a right second lateral stop 183b.

[0242] Each second guiding means 182a, 182b may comprise a second longitudinal stop 184. Such that the left second guiding means 182a comprises a left second longitudinal stop 184a. Such that the right second guiding means 182b comprises a right second longitudinal stop 184b.

[0243] The cover 140 comprises the left first guiding means 181a and the right first guiding means 181b. Preferably, the first guiding means 181 are arranged at a foremost part 140b of the cover 140.

[0244] Each first guiding means 181a, 181b may comprise a first lateral stop 185. Such that the left first guiding means 181a comprises a left first lateral stop 185a. Such that the right first guiding means 181b comprises a right first lateral stop 185b.

[0245] Each first guiding means 181a, 181b may comprise a first longitudinal stop 186. Such that the left first guiding means 181a comprises a left first longitudinal stop 186a. Such that the right first guiding means 181b comprises a right first longitudinal stop 186b.

[0246] When the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is subjected to a force in a lateral direction L2, that movement is prevented by the left first lateral stop 185a interacting with the left second lateral stop 183a and the right first lateral stop 185b interacting with the right second lateral stop 183b. The second lateral stop 183 is configured to receive the first lateral stop 185. It can also be said that the first lateral stop 185 is configured to abut the second lateral stop 183. The second lateral stop 183 may be configured as a sidewall preventing movement of the first lateral stop 185. The first lateral stop 185 may be shaped to interact with the wall of the second lateral stop 183.

[0247] When the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is subjected to a force in a longitudinal direction L1, that movement is prevented by the left first longitudinal stop 186a interacting with the left second longitudinal stop 184a and the right first longitudinal stop 186b interacting with the right second longitudinal stop 184b. The second longitudinal stop 184 may be configured to be received in the first longitudinal stop 186. The first longitudinal stop 186 may be configured as a recess to receive the second longitudinal stop 184. The first longitudinal stop 186 having a front wall and a rear wall to be able to restrict movement of the second longitudinal stop 184 in a longitudinal direction L1. Such that the second longitudinal stop 184 is prevented from forward and rearward movement in the first longitudinal stop 186.

[0248] When the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is subjected to a force in a rearward longitudinal direction L1, that movement is also prevented by the compartment 160 extending within the base 110, such that the compartment 160 is received in the interior space 111 of the base 110. Such that the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 is abuts against the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0249] Moreover, as previously described with reference to Fig.6b, the compartment 160 of the cover 140 may be releasably attached to the base 110. According to one embodiment, the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 may be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. According to a preferred embodiment, the top rim of the sidewall 163 of the compartment 160 may be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. Preferably, a first set of zipper teeth 163a are provided on the compartment 160 and a second set of zipperteeth are provided on the base 110, such that the compartment 160 is releasably attachable to the base 110. The compartment 160 being releasably attached to the base 110, prevents movement of the cover 140 arranged on the base 110 in a longitudinal direction L1.

[0250] It can be said that the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is prevented from movement in the lateral direction L2, by the second lateral stop 183 of the base 110 abutting the first lateral stop 185 of the cover 140.

[0251] It can be said that the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is prevented from movement in the longitudinal direction L1 , by the second longitudinal stop 184 of the base 110 being received in the first longitudinal stop 186 of the cover 140.

[0252] When the cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is subjected to a force in a vertical direction V, that movement is allowed by the guiding means 181, 182. Such that a user can easily remove the cover 140 from the base 110 or arrange the cover 140 in a partially covered configuration C2 over the base 110 or arrange the cover 140 in a stacked configuration C3 over the base 110. The user may re-arrange the cover 140 with one hand.

[0253] The movement in the vertical direction V may be damped by the guiding means 181, 182 such that the movement is allowed but slowed down. The guiding means 181 , 182 may comprise damping means (not illustrated) configured to slow down the movement in the vertical direction V such that the cover 140 will not be removed from the base 110 by accident, e.g. because of wind.

[0254] The damping means of the guiding means 181 , 182, may be configured to allow relative movement of the first guiding means 181 and the second guiding means 182 when the cover 140 is subjected to a force in the vertical direction V being higher than a threshold value.

[0255] As is further shown in Fig. 9b, the second longitudinal stop 184 may be slanted, also called inclined or sloped, such that the first guiding means 181 are smoothly guided onto the second guiding means 182. This ensures a smooth feeling for the user when arranging or removing the cover 140 from the covered configuration C1.

[0256] Fig. 10 shows a bottom perspective view of the cover 140 with the first guiding means 181 and the compartment 160. In this view, the first lateral stop 185 and the first longitudinal stop 186 are shown arranged at a foremost part 140b of the cover 140. The compartment 160 is shown arranged at a rearmost part 140a of the cover 140. Part of the sidewall 161 of the compartment 160 is also shown in this view.

[0257] The cover portions 141, 142, 143, the first folding region 144a, extending between the first and second cover portions 141, 142, and the second folding region 144b, extending between the second and third cover portions 142, 143, are shown. The compartment 160 being arranged below the first cover portion 141.

[0258] The cover 140 arranged on the base 110, is prevented from movement in the longitudinal direction L1 by the second longitudinal stop 184 of the base 110 being received in the first longitudinal stop 186 of the cover 140.

[0259] It can be said that when the cover 140 is arranged on the base 110, the cover 140 is prevented from movement in the lateral direction L2 by the second lateral stop 183 of the base 110 abutting the first lateral stop 185 of the cover 140.

[0260] It is also to be understood that when describing the left first guiding means 181a and the right first guiding means 181b, the left and right are defined from an upper view of the cover 140 and the base 110. Such that in Fig. 10, where a bottom perspective view of the cover 140 is shown, the left and right side are inverted.

[0261] Fig. 11 provided a top view of the left and right first guiding means 181a, 181b. As can be seen, the left and right first guiding means 181a, 181b are preferably provided in one piece 180, also called a unit 180. The unit 180 may be provided by plastic injection molding.

[0262] The unit 180 may comprise a connection portion 180a connecting the left first guiding means 181a and the right first guiding means 181b. The connection member 180a may have the shape of a ruler according to an embodiment. It can also be said that the connection member 180a may have an essentially rectangular shape. It is also possible to provide the connection member 180a with any shape saw fit to connect the left first guiding means 181a and the right first guiding means 181b. An advantage of providing the unit 180 with the connection member 180a made of a rigid material is that the predetermined distance between the left first guiding means 181a and the right first guiding means 181b will not change overtime due to wear. Such that efficiently interlocking the first guiding means 181 and the second guiding means 182 may not change over time.

[0263] According to an embodiment, the connection portion 180a is configured to be sewn onto the cover 140. Preferably the connection portion 180a is configured to be sewn onto the cover 140 to align with foremost part 140b of the cover 140. In Fig. 10, the storm cover portion 148 is shown flat, however when the cover is arranged on the base 110, the storm cover 148 is configured to be arranged at an angle to third cover 140. Magnets may be provided between the base member 61 of the canopy 60, or the second guiding means 182, and the storm cover 148, to hold the storm cover 148 in place. The first guiding means 181 extend essentially below thestorm cover 148, when the storm cover 148 extends in the same plane as the rest of the cover 140 as illustrated in Fig. 10.

[0264] Turning to Fig. 12 showing a side perspective view of the lining 112 arranged in the base 110. The base 110 is configured to provide structural stability to the bassinet 100. The lining 112 is configured to provide comfort to the infant. The interior lining 112 may comprise as a bottom 132 on which the baby rests and protective sidewalls 130.

[0265] In this embodiment, the sidewall 113 of the base 110 comprises the front sidewall 113a, the rear sidewall 113b, the first sidewall 113c and the second sidewall 113d. The first sidewall 113c and the second sidewall 113d being sidewalls arranged opposite to each other. As previously described, the sidewall 113 of the base 110 may have other configurations as well.

[0266] The base 110 further comprises a first handle 120 and a second handle 121 for carrying the bassinet 100. The first handle 120 and the second handle 121 may be attached to the sidewall 113 of the base. According to one embodiment, the handles 120, 121 may be attached to an inner surface of the sidewall 113 of the base 110. Such that the first handle 120 is attached to the first sidewall 113c and the second handle 121 is attached to the second sidewall 113d. The first and second sidewalls 113c, 113d being arranged on opposite sides of the base 110. The first handle 120 may be arranged opposite the second handle 121.

[0267] The handles 120, 121 are configured for holding, lifting and carrying the bassinet 100.

[0268] Each of the first and second handle 120, 121 may comprise an open handle part 124 and a closed handle part 123. The open handle part 124 being configured to receive a hand for carrying the bassinet 100. The closed handle part 123 being configured to connect the open handle part 124 to the base 110. It can also say be said that the closed handle 123 provides a link between the open handle part 124 and the base 110.

[0269] In general, loops inside a bassinet can be dangerous to an infant. There is a need to limit the handle 120, 121 in the interior space 111 of the base 110. For safety, the handle 120, 121 is divided into two portions 123, 124, the closed handle part 123 and the open handle part 124. Such that the open handle part 124 comprises an opening 124a for receiving a hand for holding, lifting and carrying the bassinet 100. Such that the closed handle part 123 comprises a fabric 123a extending therein, such that the there are no loose loops that could harm the infant in the bassinet 100. When the user carries the bassinet 100, he / she may grab both handles 120, 121 with one hand or each handle 120, 121 with one hand.

[0270] As previously stated, the lining 112 may comprise a sidewall 130 and a bottom 132 as shown in Fig. 12. The sidewall 130 may be configured to provide comfort to the infant. Forinstance, if the baby is lies close to the lining 112. The bottom 132 may be configured to receive the infant and to provide comfort to the infant. The lining 112 is configured as a nest to securely receive the infant arranged in the bassinet 100. According to an embodiment, the lining 112 may not have a bottom 132. A separate bottom or mattress to receive the infant may be provided.

[0271] The lining 112 may be arranged in the base 110. Such that the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 may extend along the sidewall 113 of the base 110. The lining 112 may comprise a front sidewall 130a, a rear sidewall 130b, a first sidewall 130c and a second sidewall 130d (not visible and emplacement marked with a dotted line). Such that the front sidewall 130a and the rear sidewall 130b are arranged opposite each other and the first sidewall 130c and the second sidewall 130d are arranged opposite each other. The first sidewall 130c and the second sidewall 130d being arranged on opposite sides of the lining 112. Other configurations for the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 are also possible.

[0272] According to this embodiment, the lining 112 is received in the base 110 in such manner that the front sidewall 130a of the lining 112 may extends along the front sidewall 113a of the base 110, the rear sidewall 130b of the lining 112 may extends along the rear sidewall 113b of the base 110, the first sidewall 130c of the lining 112 may extends along the first sidewall 113c of the base 110 and the second sidewall 130d of the lining 112 may extend along the second sidewall 113d of the base 110. Other configurations for the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and the sidewall 113 of the base 110 are also possible.

[0273] According to another embodiment, it is possible that the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 partly extends along the sidewall 113 of the base 100.

[0274] The lining 112 may be configured to be releasably attached to the base 110. According to an embodiment, an upper rim 112a of the lining 112 (not visible and emplacement marked with a dotted line) is configured to be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. More precisely, the upper rim 112a of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 may be configured to be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. Preferably, a first set of zipper teeth 112b are provided on the lining 112 and a second set of zipper teeth 112c are provided on the base 110 (not visible and emplacement marked with a dotted line), such that the lining 112 is releasably attachable to the base 110. In Fig. 12, the first set of zipper teeth 112b and the set of zipper teeth 112c are hidden by a protective fabric 112e for covering the zipper 112b, 112c. The protective fabric 112e may be a fabric strip for covering the zipper 112b, 112c. Other attachment means than a zipper may also be possible, such as snap buttons or Velcro strips. The attachment means may be provided between any part of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0275] It is also possible to combine different attachment means between the base 110 and the lining 112. In a preferred embodiment, the lining 112 and the base 110 are attached to each by means of a zipper and Velcro strips. Such that the first set of the zipper teeth 112b are provided on the upper rim 112a of the lining 112 and the second set of zipper teeth 112c are provided on the sidewall 113 of the base 110, see Fig. 12. The first set of zipper teeth 112b may be provided on the upper rim 112a of the lining 112. According to a preferred embodiment, the zipper extends along the perimeter of the lining 112. It may also be possible to provide several zippers instead of one zipper. It may also be possible to have one zipper extending along a part of the perimeter of the lining 112. The Velcro strips, also called hook and loop strips, are provided between the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and the sidewall 113 of the base 110. Such that a hook or loop strip 112d is provided on the lining 112, See Fig. 13 and a corresponding loop or loop strip is provided on the base 110 (not shown). According to an embodiment, the Velcro strips may be provided between an outer surface of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and an inner surface of the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0276] The lining 112 comprises a first opening 134a and a second opening 134b (not visible and emplacement marked with a dotted line). The first opening 134a is configured to receive the first handle 120 of the base 110. The second opening 134b is configured to receive the second handle 121 of the base 110. Such that the first handle 120 is threaded through the first opening 134a and the second handle 121 is threaded through the second opening 134b when the handles 120, 121 are arranged for carrying the bassinet 100. Such that when the user lifts the bassinet 100, the lining 112 is secured to the base 110 through the handles 120, 121, the handles 120, 121 extending from the base 110 through the openings 134a, 134b of the lining 112.

[0277] The lining 112 also has a purpose of providing a storage compartment for the handles 120, 121 so that the handles 120, 121 can be safely stored away from the infant when not in use. Thus, the lining 112 is configured for storing the first and second handles 120, 121. The storage compartment for the handles are described with reference to Fig. 13.

[0278] Fig. 13 shows a side perspective view of the lining 112 configured to be arranged in the interior space 111 of the base 110. The lining 112 may comprise the sidewall 130 and the bottom 132 as shown in Fig. 13.

[0279] The lining 112 may be configured to be releasably attached to the base 110. According to an embodiment, the upper rim 112a of the lining 112 is configured to be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. As previously described, the upper rim 112a of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 may be configured to be releasably attached to the sidewall 113 of thebase 110 by means of the first set of zipper teeth 112b (not shown but emplacement illustrated) and a second set of zipper teeth 112c (not shown). Other attachment means than a zipper may also be possible, such as snap buttons or Velcro strips. The attachment means may be provided between any part of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0280] As previously stated, the lining 112 and the base 110 may be attached to each by means of a zipper and Velcro strips. Such that the first set of the zipper teeth 112b are provided on the upper rim 112a of the lining 112 and the second set of zipper teeth 112c are provided on the sidewall 113 of the base 110. The first set of zipper teeth 112b may be provided on the upper rim 112a of the lining 112, see Fig. 13. According to a preferred embodiment, the zipper extends along the perimeter of the lining 112. It may also be possible to provide several zippers instead of one zipper. It may also be possible to have one zipper extending along a part of the perimeter of the lining 112. The Velcro strips, also called hook and loop strips, are provided between the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and the sidewall 113 of the base 110. Such that a hook or loop strip 112d is provided on the lining 112 and a corresponding loop or loop strip is provided on the base 110 (not shown). According to an embodiment, the Velcro strips may be provided between an outer surface of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and an inner surface of the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0281] In Fig. 13, the first opening 134a is shown covered by a protective fabric 134c and the second opening 134b is not visible but emplacement marked with a dotted line. The protective fabric 134c may be a fabric strip for covering the opening 134a, 134b. The first opening 134a is configured to receive the first handle 120 of the base 110. The second opening 134b is configured to receive the second handle 121 of the base 110. Such that the first handle 120 is threaded through the first opening 134a and the second handle 121 is threaded through the second opening 134b when the handles 120, 121 are arranged for carrying the bassinet 100. Such that when the user lifts the bassinet 100, the lining 112 is secured to the base 110 through the handles 120, 121, the handles 120, 121 extending from the base 110 through the openings 134a, 134b of the lining 112.

[0282] The lining 112 also has a purpose of providing a storage compartment for the handles 120, 121so that the handles 120, 121 can be safely stored away from the infant when not in use. Thus, the lining 112 is configured for storing the first and second handles 120, 121.

[0283] The lining 112 comprises a first storage unit 131 a (not visible and emplacement marked with a dotted line) and a second storage unit 131b. The first handle 120 of the base 110 can be stored in the first storage unit 131a and the second handle 121 of the base 110 can be stored in the second storage unit 131b. The first and second storage units 131a, 131b each beingadapted to receive a handle 120, 121. The storages units 131a, 131b are configured to hold one handle 120, 121. It can also be said that the storage units 131a, 131b are configured to envelop and / or hide and / or conceal one handle 120, 121.

[0284] Each storage unit 131a, 131b may be configured to be arranged between the lining 112 and the base 110 when the lining 112 is arranged in the base 110. It can also be said that the storages units 131a, 131b may be provided on an outer surface of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112. In Fig. 13, each storage unit 131a, 131b may be configured to be arranged between the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and the sidewall 113 of the base 110. The storage units 131a, 131b may comprise the hook or loop strip 112d of the lining 112 and the base 110 may comprise a corresponding loop or loop strip (not shown). Such that the storage units 131a, 131b may be secured to the base 110.

[0285] In Fig. 13, it is shown that a part of the lining 112 is provided with functional fabric 133 allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric 133. According to an embodiment, part of the lining 112 or the whole lining 112 may be provided with such functional fabric 133. According to the embodiment of Fig. 13, the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 is provided in the functional fabric 133 allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric 133. Preferably, the functional fabric 133 is a mesh fabric.

[0286] With reference to schematic illustrations Fig. 14a-14d, the interaction between the handles 120, 121 , the openings 134a, 134b and the storage units 131a, 131b are described. It is to be understood that when referring to the “handles 120, 121” this means that each of the first handle 120 and second handle 121 may have the descried technical feature. When referring to “the openings 134a, 134b”, each of the first opening 134a and the second opening 134b may have the descried technical feature. When referring to “the storage units 131a, 131b”, each of the first storage units 131a and the second storage units 131b may have the descried technical feature.

[0287] Fig. 14a shows a front view of the opening 134a, 134b of the lining 112. More precisely, a front view of the sidewall 130 of the lining 112 with the opening 134a, 134b through which the handle 120, 121 may extend. The handle 120, 121 comprises the open handle part 124 and the closed handle part 123. The open handle part 124 being configured to receive a hand for holding, lifting and carrying the bassinet 100. The closed handle part 123 comprises the fabric 123a extending within the closed handle part 123, such that it is the fabric 123a that closes the closed handle part 123.

[0288] When the handle 120, 121 extend through the opening 134a, 134b, the handles are arranged in a carrying configuration, see Fig. 14a. By retracting the handle 120, 121 from the first and second openings 134a, 134b in the lining 112 and arranging the handles 120, 121 inthe storage units 131a, 131b of the lining 112, the handles 120, 121 are arranged in a storage configuration.

[0289] Fig. 14b shows the same view as Fig. 14a. In Fig. 14b, the handle 120, 121 has been retracted through the opening 134a, 134b. Thus, the handle 120, 121 is arranged between the lining 112 and the base 110.

[0290] Fig. 14c-11d are front views opposite to the views of Fig. 14a and 11b. Such that Fig. 14a-11b illustrates a front view of the inner sidewall 130 of the lining 112 and Fig. 14c-11d illustrates a front view of the outer sidewall 130 of the lining 112. The inner sidewall 130 of the lining 112 may be configured to receive the infant. The outer sidewall 130 of the lining 112 may be configured to extend along the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0291] According to the embodiment of Fig. 14c, the storage unit 131a, 131b may be arranged under the opening 134a, 134b. It can also be said the storage unit 131a, 131b hangs under the opening 134a, 134b. The storage unit 131a, 131b could be configured as a separate pocket or pouch attached to the lining 112 by e.g. sewing.

[0292] According to the embodiment of Fig. 14d, the storage unit 131a, 131b may extend over the opening 134a, 134b. Thus, the opening 134a, 134b are not visible in this view but the emplacement of the opening 134a, 134b, arranged behind the storage unit 131a, 131b, has been marked with a dotted line. It can also be said that the storage unit 131a, 131b essentially covers the opening 134a, 134b. A second opening 135 in the storage unit 131a, 131b is provided to allow the handles 120, 121 to pass through the storage unit 131a, 131b to be arranged for storage in the storage unit 131a, 131b or to be passed through the second opening 135 and the opening 134a, 134b for using the handles 120, 121 for carrying.

[0293] According to a further embodiment (not illustrated), the storage unit 131a, 131b may be provided directly in the sidewall 130 of the lining 112. Such that the opening 134a, 134b extends in the sidewall 130 of the lining 112. The sidewall is then provided with an inner sidewall and an outer sidewall such that the storage unit 131a, 131b is arranged between the inner sidewall and the outer sidewall. A compartment for storage of the handle 120, 121 is created / provided between the inner and outer sidewalls 130 of the lining 112.

[0294] With reference Fig. 15, the lining 112 is further exemplified in a front perspective view. The sidewall 130 and the bottom 132 of the lining 112 are shown. The front sidewall 130a, the first sidewall 113c arranged opposite the second sidewall 130d are shown.

[0295] Further the first storage unit 131a and the second storage unit 131b are shown. It can be seen that the first storage unit 131a is arranged opposite the second storage unit 131b.

[0296] The first handle 120 of the base 110 is arrangeable in the first storage unit 131a of the lining 112. The second handle 121 of the base 110 is arrangeable in the second storage unit 131b of the lining 112. The hook or loop strip 112d on the second storage unit 131b may be attachable to a corresponding hook or loop strip of the base 110. The hook an loop strip 112d on the first storage unit 131a (not visible but emplacement marked with a dotted line) may be attachable to a corresponding hook or loop strip of the base 110.

[0297] In Fig. 15, the storage unit 131a, 131b may cover the opening 134a, 134b (second opening 134b not visible but emplacement marked with a dotted line). The second opening 135 (the second opening 135 for the first storage unit 131a not visible but emplacement marked with a dotted line) in the storage unit 131a, 131b is provided to allow the handles 120, 121 to pass through the storage unit 131a, 131b to be arranged for storage in the storage unit 131a, 131b or to further passed through the opening 134a, 134b in the lining 112 for using the handles 120, 121 for carrying. According to an embodiment illustrated in Fig. 15, the second opening 135 is provided at the top of the storage unit 131a, 131b.

[0298] Fig. 16 discloses a detailed perspective view of the opening 134a, 134b which may be closed. According to an embodiment the opening 134a, 134b is sealed with a zipper. Other sealing means are also possible such as Velcro strips, snap button or like.

[0299] The opening 134, 134b of the lining 112 are configured to be sealable. The opening 134a, 134b may be closed such that the handle 120, 121 arranged in the storage unit 131a, 131b may be kept away from the interior of the lining 112 when not in use. Thus, the handle 120, 121 is hidden behind the lining 112.

[0300] It may further be added that the storage units 131a, 131b may be provided as shallow pockets such that the handles 120, 121 arranged in the storage units 131a, 131b may be hidden behind the lining 112.

[0301] Turning to Fig. 17, the handle 120 and 121 are shown in a detailed side perspective view. The handles 120, 121 are rotatable. It can also be said that the handles 120, 121 are foldable. Such that the handles 120, 121 may be rotatable between a carrying configuration and a storing configuration. It can also be said that the handles 120, 121 are extendable to be arranged in a carrying configuration and retractable to be arranged for storage in the storage units 131a, 131b.

[0302] As previously described, the handle 120, 121 comprises the open handle part 124 and the closed handle part 123. The open handle part 124 being configured to receive a hand for holding, lifting and carrying the bassinet 100. The open handle part 124 comprising the opening124a to receive a hand for holding, lifting and carrying the bassinet 100. The closed handle part 123 comprises the fabric 123a extending within the closed handle part 123, such that it is the fabric 123a that closes the closed handle part 123. It can also be said that part of the handle loop is closed with fabric 123a.

[0303] As is shown in Fig. 17, the handle 120, 121 may also be described as a loop 120a having a first end 120b and a second end 120c attached to the sidewall 113 of the base 110. The loop 120a may generally be arch-shape. A lower handle part 124b may have fabric 123a extending within the loop 120a. An upper handle part 124c may be opened 124a to receive a hand for holding, lifting and carrying the bassinet 100.

[0304] The fabric 123a of the closed handle part 123 may be a functional fabric, allowing breathability through the fabric 123a. Preferably, the fabric 123a is a mesh fabric. Such that an infant easily can breathe through the fabric 123a. When not in use, the handle 120, 121 of the base 110 should be stored into the storage unit 131a, 131b of the lining 112. The handle 120, 121 may comprise an A-shaped frame having a first leg attached to the interior lining 112 at the first end 123a and a second leg attached to the interior lining 112 at the second end 123b. The A-shaped frame further comprises a cross-member or cross portion extending between the legs at a distance from an upper end of the A-shaped frame. An upper region of the frame above the cross-member defines a graspable handle portion or the open handle part 124. A lower region of the A-shaped frame is limited by the legs and the cross-member. The lower region is closed by the fabric 123a thereby forming the closed handle part 123. The two legs may commonly define the loop 120a.

[0305] Turning to Fig. 18, the bassinet 100 having the base 110, the cover 140 and a canopy 60 that arches about the bassinet 100 are shown in a side perspective view..

[0306] The cover 140 is shown arranged on top of the base 110 and thereby providing an upper protection to an infant arranged therein. The cover portions 141, 142, 143, the first folding region 144a, extending between the first and second cover portions 141, 142, and the second folding region 144b, extending between the second and third cover portions 142, 143, are shown.

[0307] The canopy 60 may comprise flexible cover portions, such as a rear canopy portion 60a and a front canopy portion 60b. The rear canopy portion 60a and the front canopy portion 60b may be made from sheet like flexible materials and may include fabric portions and / or flexible plastic sheet portions.

[0308] As illustrated in Fig. 18, the sidewall 113 of the base 110 may comprise at least one ventilation section 170. The ventilation section 170 may be configured for allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the base 110 of the bassinet 100. It can also be said that the ventilation section 170 may be configured to allow an air-flow through the base 110. More precisely, the ventilation section 170 is configured to allow air-flow through the sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0309] Due to the ventilation section 170, a controlled air flow into the base 110 of the bassinet 100 may be achieved. Such that the baby is provided with a continuous inflow of fresh air in a controlled manner. The baby will not be exposed to excessive draught but will still be provided with a continuous air inflow.

[0310] According to a preferred embodiment, the ventilation section 170 comprises at least a functional material 171. The functional material 171 may allow enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric. Preferably, the functional material 171 is a mesh fabric. Other functional material 171 than a functional fabric may be possible.

[0311] As previously described, the lining 112 may be provided with a functional fabric 133 allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric 133. Preferably, the functional fabric 133 is a mesh fabric. This is illustrated in Figs. 9-10. The functional fabric 33 of the lining 112 and the functional material 171 of the base 110 may be superimposed when the lining 112 is arranged in the base 110. Such that a controlled air-flow between the exterior environment and environment of the bassinet 100 is possible. The air-flow, which could also be called air exchange, occurs between the lining 112 and the base 110.

[0312] At least one shielding section 172 may be extendable over the ventilation section 170. Thus, the ventilation section 170 is arrangeable in a closed configuration, where the ventilation section 170 is protected by the at least one shielding section 172. The ventilation section 170 is also arrangeable in an open configuration, by allowing access to the ventilation section 170. In the open configuration, the shielding section 172 does not cover the ventilation section 170.

[0313] The shielding section 172 may comprises one or several cover parts configured to cover the ventilation section 170.

[0314] According to an embodiment, at least one upper cover part 173 and at least one lower cover part 174 are provided.

[0315] The upper cover part 173 may extend from the canopy 60. The upper cover part 173 comprises at least a first end 173a that may be attached to canopy 60 or the base 110. Preferably, the first end 173a of the upper cover part 173 is attached to a lower part of the canopy 60. The upper cover part 173 may further comprise a second end 173b, arrangedopposite the first end 173a. To arrange the upper cover part 173 over the ventilation section 170, the second end 173b of the upper cover part 173 may be pulled over the ventilation section 170. To retract the upper cover part 173 from the ventilation section 170, the second end 173b of the upper cover part 173 may be pulled away from the ventilation section 170.

[0316] The lower cover part 174 may comprise at least one first end 174a that may be attached to the base 110, more precisely the sidewall 113 of the base 110. The lower cover part 174 may further comprise a second end 174b, arranged opposite the first end 174a. To arrange the lower cover part 174 over the ventilation section 170, the second end 174b of the lower cover part 174 may be pulled over the ventilation section 170. To retract the lower cover part 174 from the ventilation section 170, the second end 174b of the lower cover part 174 may be pulled away from the ventilation section 170.

[0317] The upper cover part 173 and the lower cover part 174 may each cover the ventilation section 170 or be configured to cover the ventilation section 170 together. Such that the upper cover part 173 and the lower cover part 174 overlap when arranged to cover the ventilation section 170.

[0318] The upper cover part 173 and the lower cover part 174 may be provided with fastening means (not shown) to be secured to cover parts to each other and / or to the base 110. Such that the upper cover part 173 and the lower cover part 174 may be secured to each other by hook and loop strips. Other fastenings means are equally possible such as magnets, a zipper or snap buttons.

[0319] According to an embodiment, no fastening means are used between the upper cover part 173 and the lower cover part 174. The fabric of the upper cover part 173 and the lower cover part 174 ensure a tight fit.

[0320] It is also possible to only provide an upper cover part 173 extending down over the functional material 171. The cover part 173 may be a part of the canopy 60. Such that the rear canopy portion 60a extends between the front canopy portion 60b and the cover part 173. The cover part 173 may extend from the rear canopy portion 60a as is illustrated in Fig. 18. The cover part 173 may be a part of the canopy 60 extending down over the functional material 171. Thus, the cover part 173 may be used to shield the functional material 171.

[0321] A modification of the bassinet will be described with reference to Figs. 19 to 23. The bassinet may comprise one or more of the above-described features. Again, the bassinet 100 may include a base 110 and a cover 140. The base 110 may be configured to provide structural support and may comprise an interior space 111 configured to receive an infant. The cover 140may be configured to be releasably attached to a top rim 114 of the base 110 and provide an upper protection to the base 110. In some configurations, the bassinet 100 may include a canopy 60.

[0322] The cover 140 may comprise first guiding means 181 configured to guide the cover 140 to align with the base 110. The first guiding means 181 may be configured to allow movement of the cover 140 relative to the base 110 when the cover 140 is subjected to a force in a vertical direction and to prevent movement of the cover 140 relative to the base 110 when the cover 140 is subjected to a force in a lateral direction. The first guiding means 181 may be configured to engage with the base 110 in a surface contact fit manner. In certain configurations, the first guiding means 181 together with the cover 140 it carries can be lifted from the top rim 114 without any secondary unlocking action. Additionally, the first guiding means 181 and the top rim 114 may be configured to establish a quick-release connection without positive mechanical lock.

[0323] The first guiding means 181 of the cover 140 may comprise a lateral stop arrangement 200 configured to abut against a rim portion 114a, 114b of the base 110 for blocking lateral movement of the first guiding means 181 relative to the base 110. The rim portion 114a, 114b may be a portion of the base 110 comprising the top rim 114 at its upper end. The lateral stop arrangement 200 may comprise a left lateral abutment portion 210 and a right lateral abutment portion 220. The left lateral abutment portion 210 may be configured to abut against a left rim portion 114a of the base 110. The right lateral abutment portion 220 may be configured to abut against a right rim portion 114b (shown in Fig. 8) of the base 110. In some variants, the left lateral abutment portion 210 and the right lateral abutment portion 220 may each be configured to abut against laterally outer sides of the left rim portion 114a and the right rim portion 114b, respectively. In various implementations, the left lateral abutment portion 210 and the right lateral abutment portion 220 may each be configured to abut against laterally inner sides of the left rim portion 114a and the right rim portion 114b, respectively.

[0324] The left lateral abutment portion 210 and the right lateral abutment portion 220 may be configured to provide a self-centering function for the cover 140. The left lateral abutment portion 210 and the right lateral abutment portion 220 may protrude from the cover 140 and each define abutment surfaces 212, 222. The abutment surfaces 212, 222 may be oriented towards each other, extend downward, and slope away from the center of the cover 140. Alternatively, the abutment surfaces 212, 222 may be oriented outwards, extend downward, and slope toward the center of the cover 140. The abutment surfaces 212, 222 may be curved, for example concavely curved.

[0325] In some configurations, the bassinet 100 may comprise a left positioning portion 201 and a right positioning portion 202. The left positioning portion 201 may comprise a left supporting portion 203 configured to contact the top rim 114 on the left side of the base 110. The right positioning portion 202 may comprise a right supporting portion 204 configured to contact the top rim 114 on the right side of the base 110. The left lateral abutment portion 210 may extend or protrude from the left supporting portion 203. The right lateral abutment portion 220 may extend from the right supporting portion 204. At least one lateral abutment portion may be hookshaped and / or may form a flange on the supporting portion.

[0326] The left lateral abutment portion 210 and the left supporting portion 203 may be mechanically attached to each other, forming a multi-part structure for the left positioning portion 201. Alternatively, the left lateral abutment portion 210 and the left supporting portion 203 may be formed as an integral unitary component, for example by molding or bending, making the left positioning portion 201 a single unitary piece. Similarly, the right lateral abutment portion 220 and the right supporting portion 204 may be mechanically attached to each other, forming a multi-part structure for the right positioning portion 202. Alternatively, the right lateral abutment portion 220 and the right supporting portion 204 may be formed as an integral unitary component, for example by molding or bending, making the right positioning portion 202 a single unitary piece. The left positioning portion 201 and the right positioning portion 202 may be provided on opposite lateral sides of the cover 140.

[0327] In some configurations, the base 110 may comprise handles 191 , such as a first handle provided in a first sidewall 113c of the base 110 and a second handle provided in the second sidewall 113d of the base 110. The left lateral abutment portion 210 and the right lateral abutment portion 220 may be provided on the cover 140 at a position such that they contact the rim portions 114a, 114b at the longitudinal position of the handles 191 on the base 110 when the cover 140 is attached to the base 110. Each handle 191 may be provided in a unit or piece 193 which is integrated in the base 110 such that its upper portion at least partially forms the rim portion 114a, 114b. The left lateral abutment portion 210 and the right lateral abutment portion 220 may be superimposed on the unit or piece 193 or the handle 191 when the cover 140 is attached to the base 110. The unit or piece 193 may further comprise a coupling part 61 of the canopy 60.

[0328] The first guiding means 181 may be provided on a foremost portion 140a (see for example Fig. 2b) of the cover 140, for example on the third cover portion 143. Additionally, the cover 140 may comprise a primary fixation configuration comprising a first attachment means 146 and / or a second attachment means 147 (see Fig. 2b). A rearmost part 140a of the cover140 may be releasably attached by the primary fixation configuration, for example by the first attachment means 146, to a sidewall 113 of the base 110.

[0329] The cover 140 may be a foldable cover comprising at least a foremost cover portion and a rearmost cover portion. For example, the cover 140 may comprise a first cover portion 141 , an optional second cover portion 142, and a third cover portion 143. The first guiding means 181 may be provided on the foremost cover portion, for example the third cover portion 143.

[0330] As shown in Figs. 20 and 21 , the cover 140 may further comprise a storm cover portion 148 connected to the foremost end of the cover 140, for example connected to the foremost cover portion, for example connected to the third cover portion 143, by a folding region 148a. The storm cover portion 148 may be transferable between an upright position in which it extends at an angle to the foremost cover portion, for example at an angle to the third cover portion 143, and a folded position in which it is folded against the foremost cover portion, for example folded against the third cover portion 143, for example against an outer side of the cover 140.

[0331] The cover 140 may comprise a holding arrangement 300 to hold the storm cover portion 148 in the folded position. The holding arrangement 300 may comprise a first connecting partner 301 , for example a first magnet 303, provided on the storm cover portion 148, and a second connecting partner 302, for example a second magnet or metal plate 304. The first connecting partner 301 and the second connecting partner 302 may hold the storm cover 148 in the folded position, for example by a magnetic attraction force. Optionally, the first connecting partner 301 may additionally be configured to cooperate with a third connecting partner, for example with a magnet, provided between a base member 61 of the canopy 60, or a second guiding means 182 provided on the base 110, to hold the storm cover 148 in place.ITEMS

[0332] In the following, possible features and feature combinations of the bassinet according to the second, third, fourth and fifth aspect of the disclosure are disclosed, presented as items:11. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant and at least a first handle (120) and a second handle (121) for carrying the bassinet (100); and an interior lining (112) for storing the at least a first handle (120) and a second handles (121).12. The bassinet (100) according to claim 11, wherein the lining (112) comprises a first opening (134a) and a second opening (134b), the first opening (134a) being configured to receive the first handle (120) and the second opening (134b) being configured to receive the second handle (121) such that first and second handles (120, 121) extend through the openings (134a, 134b) when the handles (120, 121) are arranged for carrying the bassinet (100).13. The bassinet (100) according to claims 11 or I2, wherein the lining (112) comprises a first storage unit (131a) and a second storage unit (131b), such that the first storage unit (131a) is configured to receive the first handle (120) and the second storage unit (131b) is configured to receive the second handle (121).14. The bassinet (100) according to claims I2 and I3, wherein the handles (120, 121) of the base (110) can be arranged in a carrying configuration, by receiving the first and second handles (120, 121) in the first and second openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112), and in a storing configuration, by arranging the handles (120, 121) in the storage units (131a, 131b) of the lining (112).15. The bassinet (100) according to claims I2-I4, wherein the first and second openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112) are arrangeable in an open configuration allowing the handles (120, 121) to extend through the opening (134a, 134b) of the lining (112) and in a closed configuration preventing the handles (120, 121) to extend through the opening (134a, 134b) of the lining (112).I6. The bassinet (100) according to any of the proceedings claims, wherein the lining (112) is configured to be releasably attachable to the base (110), preferably by means of a zipper and / or Velcro-strips.I7. The bassinet (100) according to any of the proceedings claims, wherein the lining (112) comprises at least a sidewall (130), preferably the sidewall (130) of the lining (112) and a sidewall (113) of the base (110) are configured to be releasably attachable to each other.18. The bassinet (100) according to claim I7, wherein at least a part of the sidewall (130) of the lining (112) is provided in a functional fabric (133) allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric (133), preferably the functional fabric (133) is a mesh fabric.19. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein each of the first and second handles (120, 121) comprise a closed handle part (123) having a fabric (123a) extending therein and an open handle part (124) for carrying the bassinet (100).110. The bassinet (100) according to claim I9, wherein the fabric (123a) extending in the closed handle part (123) is a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric (123a), preferably the functional fabric (123a) is a mesh fabric.111. The bassinet (100) according to one of claims I9 and 110, wherein each handle (120, 121) comprises an A-shaped frame having two legs attached to the interior lining (112) at a first end (120b) and a second end (120c) and a cross-member, wherein an upper region of the frame defines a graspable handle portion or the open handle part (124), and wherein a lower region is limited by the legs and the cross-member, and wherein the lower region is closed by the fabric (123a), for example a continuous, planar fabric, for example selected from a net or mesh, thereby forming the closed handle part (123), wherein the A-shaped frame is formed by a flexible frame material, for example a strap, wherein the frame material may be different from the fabric, and wherein said two legs may commonly define a loop (120a) and may be integrally formed as a single part.112. The bassinet (100) according to one of the preceding claims 11 to 111 , wherein said handles are attached on opposite lateral inner sides of the base and may be configured to allow one- handed operation by a user in which the user grasps both handles with one hand, wherein the handles (120, 121) at least comprise a length that allows contacting the open handle parts (124) and grasping them by one hand, wherein the length of each handle (120, 121) may be larger than half the width of the base, for example 10 to 20% larger than half of the width of the base.J1. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises at least a sidewall (113) and an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant, wherein the interior space (111) is enclosed by the sidewall (113), wherein the sidewall (113) comprising at leastone ventilation section (170) configured to allow enhanced air-ventilation through the base (110) of the bassinet (100).J2. The bassinet (100) according to claim J1, wherein the ventilation section (170) comprises at least a functional material (171) allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the material (171), preferably the functional material (171) is a mesh fabric.J3. The bassinet (100) according to claims J1 or J2, wherein the ventilation section (170) comprises a shielding section (172) such that the ventilation section (170) is arrangeable in a closed configuration preventing enhanced air-ventilation through the ventilation section (170) of the base (110) and an open configuration allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the ventilation section (170) of the base (110).J4. The bassinet (100) according to claim J3, wherein the shielding section (172) comprises at least one cover part (173, 174) configured to shield the functional material (171) of the ventilation section (170).J5. The bassinet (100) according to claim J4, wherein the at least one cover part (173) comprises at least a first cover part (173) being a part of a canopy (60) for the child carrying unit (1), wherein the at least one cover part (173) is configured to be extendable over the functional material (171).J6. The bassinet (100) according to claim J5, wherein the shielding section (172) comprises at least a second cover part (174) configured to be extendable over the functional material (171) of the ventilation section (170) and to overlap the first cover part (173).K1. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant; and a cover (140) configured to be releasably attached to a top rim (114) of the base (110) and provide an upper protection to the base (110), wherein the base (110) and the cover (140) comprise guiding means (181 , 182) configured to guide the cover (140) to align with the base (110).K2. The bassinet according to claim K1, wherein the guiding means (181, 182) are configured to allow movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a vertical direction (V) and to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to thebase (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a longitudinal (L1) and / or lateral direction (L2).K3. The bassinet according to claims K1 or 2, wherein the cover (140) comprises first guiding means (181) and the base (110) comprises second guiding means (182), wherein the first guiding means (181) and the second guiding means (182) are configured to interlock.K4. The bassinet (100) according to claim K3, wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a first lateral stop (185) and the second guiding means (182) of the base (110) comprises a second lateral stop (183) such that the first lateral stop (185) and the second lateral stop (183) are configured to abut each other.K5. The bassinet (100) according to claims K3 or 4, wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a first longitudinal stop (186) and the second guiding means (182) of the base (110) comprises a second longitudinal stop (184) such that the second longitudinal stop (184) is configured to be received in the first longitudinal stop (186).K6. The bassinet (100) according to claims K3-5, wherein the cover (140) is provided with left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) and the base (110) is provided with left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) such that the left first guiding means (181a) and the left second guiding means (182a) are configured to interlock and the right first guiding means (181b) and the right second guiding means (182b) are configured to interlock.K7. The bassinet (100) according to claims K3-6, wherein the first lateral stop (185) of the left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) and the second lateral stop (183) of the left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) cooperate to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in the lateral direction (L2).K8. The bassinet (100) according to claims K3-7, wherein the second longitudinal stop (184) of the left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) and the first longitudinal stop (186) of the left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) cooperate to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in the longitudinal direction (L1).L1. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant; anda cover (140) configured to be releasably attached to a top rim (114) of the base (110) and provide an upper protection to the base (110), wherein the cover (140) comprises at least a first cover portion (141) and a second cover portion (142) configured to be pivotable relative to the adjacent cover portion (141 , 142).L2. The bassinet (100) according to claim L1 , wherein a first folding region (144a) connects the first and second cover portions (141, 142) such that the first and second cover portions (141,142) are pivotable relative to the each other.L3. The bassinet according to claim L1 or 2, wherein the cover (140) comprises at least a third cover portion (143) configured to be pivotable relative to the second cover portion (142).L4. The bassinet (100) according to claim L3, wherein a second folding region (144b) connects the second and third cover portions (142, 143) such that the second and third cover portions (142, 143) are pivotable relative to the each other.L5. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein each cover portion (141 , 142, 143) of the bassinet (100) is configured to pivot between a closed configuration (B1), preventing access to the interior space (111) of the base (110) arranged below the cover portion (141 , 142, 143) from a top side (140c) of the cover portion (141, 142, 143) to an open configuration (B2), allowing access to the interior space (111).L6. The bassinet (100) according to claim L5, wherein the cover (140) is arranged in a covered configuration (C1) over the base (110) when each cover portion (141 , 142, 143) is arranged in the closed configuration (B1) and the cover (140) is arranged in a partially covered configuration (C2) over the base (110) when at least one cover portion (141, 142, 143) is folded to abut an adjacent cover portion (141 , 142, 143) arranged in the closed configuration (B1).L7. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the cover (140) can be arranged in a stacked configuration (C3), in which the cover portions (141, 142, 143) are stacked onto one another.L8. The bassinet (100) according to claim L7, wherein the cover (140) can be arranged in the stacked configuration (C3) on the base (110), by arranging one of the cover portions (141 , 142,143) in a lowermost position on the base (110) and stacking the cover portions (141, 142, 143) on top of the lowermost cover portion (141, 142, 143).L9. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the bassinet (100) comprises a compartment (160) configured to be arranged below the cover (140).L10. The bassinet (100) according to claim L9, wherein the compartment (160) comprises a body (160a) configured to provide a separation between an interior space (164) of the compartment (160) and the interior space (111) of the base (110).L11. The bassinet (100) according to claim L10, wherein the body (160a) comprises at least a sidewall (161) and a bottom (162).L12. The bassinet (100) according to claims L9-11, wherein the compartment (160) is arranged below the first cover portion (141).L13. The bassinet (100) according to claim L12, wherein the first cover portion (141) is configured to pivot between the closed configuration (B1), preventing access to the interior space (164) of the compartment (160) from the top side (140c) of the compartment (140), to the open configuration (B2), allowing access to the interior space (164) of the compartment (160) from the top side (140c) of the compartment (140).L14. The bassinet according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the compartment (160) comprises a top (163) configured to provide a lid for the compartment (160).L15. The bassinet according to claims L11-14, wherein the at least one sidewall (161) and / or the bottom (162) and / or the top (163) of the compartment (160) comprises a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric, preferably the functional fabric is a mesh fabric.L16. The bassinet according to claim L11-15, wherein the sidewall (161) of the compartment (160) at least partially extends along a sidewall (113) of the base (110) of the bassinet (100).L17. The bassinet according to claims L11-16, wherein the compartment (160) is releasably attached to an inner surface of the sidewall (113) of the base (110), preferably a top rim or outer surface of the sidewall (161) of the compartment (160) is releasably attached to the inner surface of the sidewall (113) of the base (110), even more preferably by means of a zipper, snap buttons or Velcro strips.L18. The bassinet according to claims L11-17, wherein the compartment (160) has a dual purpose as a storage space and ventilation flow path.L19. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the base (110) and the cover (140) comprise guiding means (181, 182) configured to guide the cover (140) to align with the base (110).L20. The bassinet according to claim L19, wherein the guiding means (181 , 182) are configured to allow movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a vertical direction (V) and to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a longitudinal (L1) and / or lateral direction (L2).L21. The bassinet according to claims L19 or 20, wherein the cover (140) comprises first guiding means (181) and the base (110) comprises second guiding means (182), wherein the first guiding means (181) and the second guiding means (182) are configured to interlock.L22. The bassinet (100) according to claim L21 , wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a first lateral stop (185) and the second guiding means (182) of the base (110) comprises a second lateral stop (183) such that the first lateral stop (185) and the second lateral stop (183) are configured to abut each other.L23. The bassinet (100) according to claims L21 or 22, wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a first longitudinal stop (186) and the second guiding means (182) of the base (110) comprises a second longitudinal stop (184) such that the second longitudinal stop (184) is configured to be received in the first longitudinal stop (186).L24. The bassinet (100) according to claims L21-23, wherein the cover (140) is provided with left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) and the base (110) is provided with left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) such that the left first guiding means (181a) and the left second guiding means (182a) are configured to interconnect and the right first guiding means (181b) and the right second guiding means (182b) are configured to interlock.L25. The bassinet (100) according to claims L21-24, wherein the first lateral stop (185) of the left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) and the second lateral stop (183) of the left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) cooperate to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in the lateral direction (L2).L26. The bassinet (100) according to claims L21-25, wherein the second longitudinal stop (184) of the left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) and the first longitudinal stop (186) of the left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) cooperate to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in the longitudinal direction (L1).L27. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the cover (140) comprises first guiding means (181) configured to allow movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a vertical direction (V) and to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a lateral direction (L2).L28. The bassinet according to claim L27, wherein the first guiding means (181) is configured to engage with said base (110) in a surface contact fit manner and / or such that said first guiding means (181) together with the cover (100) it carries can be lifted from the top rim (114) without any secondary unlocking action, wherein said first guiding means (181) and said top rim (114) can be configured to establish a quick-release connection without positive mechanical lock.L29. The bassinet (100) according to claim L27 or claim L28, wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a lateral stop arrangement (200) configured to abut against a rim portion (114a) of the base (110) for blocking lateral movement of the first guiding means (181) relative to the base (110).L30. The bassinet (100) according to claim L29, wherein the lateral stop arrangement (200) comprises a left lateral abutment portion (210) and a right lateral abutment portion (220), wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) is configured to abut against a left rim portion (114a) of the base (110) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) is configured to abut against a right rim portion (114b) of the base (110).L31. The bassinet (100) according to claim L30, wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) are each configured to abut against laterally outer sides of the left rim portion (114a) and the right rim portion (114b), respectively, and / or are configured to abut against laterally inner sides of the left rim portion (114a) and the right rim portion (114b), respectively, wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) may be configured to provide a self-centering function for the cover (100), wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) may protrude from the cover (100) and may each define abutment surfaces (212, 222), wherein the abutment surfaces (212, 222) may either both be oriented towards each other, extenddownwards and slope away from the center of the cover (100), or may both be oriented away from each other, extend downward and slope toward the center of the cover (100), wherein the abutment surfaces (212, 222) may be curved, for example concavely curved.L32. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the base (110) of the bassinet (110) further comprises at least a first handle (120) and a second handle (121) for carrying the bassinet (100); and an interior lining (112) for storing the at least a first handle (120) and a second handles (121).L33. The bassinet (100) according to claim L32, wherein the lining (112) comprises a first opening (134a) and a second opening (134b), the first opening (134a) being configured to receive the first handle (120) and the second opening (134b) being configured to receive the second handle (121) such that first and second handles (120, 121) extend through the openings (134a, 134b) when the handles (120, 121) are arranged for carrying the bassinet (100).L34. The bassinet (100) according to claims L32 or L33, wherein the lining (112) comprises a first storage unit (131a) and a second storage unit (131 b), such that the first storage unit (131a) is configured to receive the first handle (120) and the second storage unit (131b) is configured to receive the second handle (121).L35. The bassinet (100) according to claims L33 and L34, wherein the handles (120, 121) of the base (110) can be arranged in a carrying configuration, by receiving the first and second handles (120, 121) in the first and second openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112), and in a storing configuration, by arranging the handles (120, 121) in the storage units (131a, 131b) of the lining (112).L36. The bassinet (100) according to claims L33-L35, wherein the first and second openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112) are arrangeable in an open configuration allowing the handles (120, 121) to extend through the opening (134a, 134b) of the lining (112) and in a closed configuration preventing the handles (120, 121) to extend through the opening (134a, 134b) of the lining (112).L37. The bassinet (100) according to claims L32-L36, wherein the lining (112) is configured to be releasably attachable to the base (110), preferably by means of a zipper and / or Velcro-strips.L38. The bassinet (100) according to claims L32-L37, wherein the lining (112) comprises at least a sidewall (130), preferably the sidewall (130) of the lining (112) and a sidewall (113) of the base (110) are configured to be releasably attachable to each other.L39. The bassinet (100) according to claim L38, wherein at least a part of the sidewall (130) of the lining (112) is provided in a functional fabric (133) allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric (133), preferably the functional fabric (133) is a mesh fabric.L40. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein each of the first and second handles (120, 121) comprise a closed handle part (123) having a fabric (123a) extending therein and an open handle part (124) for carrying the bassinet (100).L41. The bassinet (100) according to claim L40, wherein the fabric (123a) extending in the closed handle part (123) is a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric (123a), preferably the functional fabric (123a) is a mesh fabric.L42. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the base (110) of the bassinet (100) comprises at least a sidewall (113), wherein the interior space (111) of the base (110) is enclosed by the sidewall (113) and the sidewall (113) comprises at least one ventilation section (170) configured to allow enhanced air-ventilation through the base (110) of the bassinet (100).L43. The bassinet (100) according to claim L42, wherein the ventilation section (170) comprises at least a functional material (171) allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the material (171), preferably the functional material (171) is a mesh fabric.L44. The bassinet (100) according to claims L42 or L43, wherein the ventilation section (170) comprises a shielding section (172) such that the ventilation section (170) is arrangeable in a closed configuration preventing enhanced air-ventilation through the ventilation section (170) of the base (110) and an open configuration allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the ventilation section (170) of the base (110).L45. The bassinet (100) according to claim L44, wherein the shielding section (172) comprises at least one cover part (173, 174) configured to shield the functional material (171) of the ventilation section (170).L46. The bassinet (100) according to claim L45, wherein the at least one cover part (173) comprises at least a first cover part (173) being a part of a canopy (60) for the child carrying unit (1), wherein the at least one cover part (173) is configured to be extendable over the functional material (171).L47. The bassinet (100) according to claim L46, wherein the shielding section (172) comprises at least a second cover part (174) configured to be extendable over the functional material (171) of the ventilation section (170) and to overlap the first cover part (173).L48. A child carrying unit (1) comprising a frame assembly (10) with wheels (40), and a bassinet (100) according to one of the preceding claims, the bassinet (100) being fixable on the child carrying unit (1).M1 . A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant and at least a first handle (120) and a second handle (121) for carrying the bassinet (100); wherein each of the first and second handles (120, 121) comprise a closed handle part (123) having a fabric (123a) extending therein and an open handle part (124) for carrying the bassinet (100).M2. The bassinet (110) according to claim M1 , wherein each handle (120, 121) comprises an A- shaped frame having two legs attached to the interior lining (112) at a first end (120b) and a second end (120c) and a cross-member, wherein an upper region of the frame defines a graspable handle portion or the open handle part (124), and wherein a lower region is limited by the legs and the cross-member, and wherein the lower region is closed by the fabric (123a), for example a continuous, planar fabric, for example selected from a net or mesh, thereby forming the closed handle part (123), wherein the A-shaped frame is formed by a flexible frame material, for example a strap, wherein the frame material may be different from the fabric (123a) of the closed handle part (123), and wherein said two legs may commonly define a loop (120a) and may be integrally formed as a single part.M3. The bassinet (100) according to claim M2, wherein said handles are attached on opposite lateral inner sides of the base and may be configured to allow one-handed operation by a user in which the user grasps both handles with one hand, wherein the handles (120, 121) at least comprise a length that allows contacting the open handle parts (124) and grasping them by one hand, wherein the length of each handle (120, 121) may be larger than half the width of the base, for example 10 to 20% larger than half of the width of the base.Handle loops inside a bassinet can be dangerous to an infant. There is a need to limit the handle loop inside the bassinet. An advantage of the handle being divided into two parts, the closed handle part and the open handle part, is that the size of the loop is limited such that it is unharmful to the infant. The loop of the handle only needs to be able to receive a hand forcarrying the bassinet. Therefore, the rest of the handle loop is closed with fabric extending within the loop. In such way, no harmful loops can be arranged within the bassinet. When the user wants to lift the bassinet, he / she may grab the open handle part to carry the bassinet.N1. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant; and a cover (140) configured to be releasably attached to a top rim (114) of the base (110) and provide an upper protection to the base (110), wherein the cover (140) comprises at least a first cover portion (141) and a second cover portion (142) configured to be pivotable relative to the adjacent cover portion (141 , 142).N2. The bassinet (100) according to claim N1, wherein a first folding region (144a) connects the first and second cover portions (141, 142) such that the first and second cover portions (141, 142) are pivotable relative to the each other.N3. The bassinet according to claim N1 or 2, wherein the cover (140) comprises at least a third cover portion (143) configured to be pivotable relative to the second cover portion (142).N4. The bassinet (100) according to claim N3, wherein a second folding region (144b) connects the second and third cover portions (142, 143) such that the second and third cover portions (142, 143) are pivotable relative to the each other.N5. The bassinet (100) according to claims N1-4, wherein each cover portion (141, 142, 143) of the bassinet (100) is configured to pivot between a closed configuration (B1), preventing access to the interior space (111) of the base (110) arranged below the cover portion (141, 142, 143) from a top side (140c) of the cover portion (141, 142, 143) to an open configuration (B2), allowing access to the interior space (111).N6. The bassinet (100) according to claim N5, wherein the cover (140) is arranged in a covered configuration (C1) over the base (110) when each cover portion (141 , 142, 143) is arranged in the closed configuration (B1) and the cover (140) is arranged in a partially covered configuration (C2) over the base (110) when at least one cover portion (141, 142, 143) is folded to abut an adjacent cover portion (141 , 142, 143) arranged in the closed configuration (B1).N7. The bassinet (100) according to claims N1-6, wherein the cover (140) can be arranged in a stacked configuration (C3), in which the cover portions (141 , 142, 143) are stacked onto one another.N8. The bassinet (100) according to claim N7, wherein the cover (140) can be arranged in the stacked configuration (C3) on the base (110), by arranging one of the cover portions (141 , 142, 143) in a lowermost position on the base (110) and stacking the cover portions (141, 142, 143) on top of the lowermost cover portion (141, 142, 143).N9. The bassinet (100) according to claims N1-8, wherein the bassinet (100) comprises a compartment (160) configured to be arranged below the cover (140).N10. The bassinet (100) according to claim N9, wherein the compartment (160) comprises a body (160a) configured to provide a separation between an interior space (164) of the compartment (160) and the interior space (111) of the base (110).N11. The bassinet (100) according to claim N10, wherein the body (160a) comprises at least a sidewall (161) and a bottom (162).N12. The bassinet (100) according to claims N9-11, wherein the compartment (160) is arranged below the first cover portion (141).N13. The bassinet (100) according to claim N12, wherein the first cover portion (141) is configured to pivot between the closed configuration (B1), preventing access to the interior space (164) of the compartment (160) from the top side (140c) of the compartment (140), to the open configuration (B2), allowing access to the interior space (164) of the compartment (160) from the top side (140c) of the compartment (140).N14. The bassinet according to claims N9-13, wherein the compartment (160) comprises a top (163) configured to provide a lid for the compartment (160).N15. The bassinet according to claims N11-14, wherein the at least one sidewall (161) and / or the bottom (162) and / or the top (163) of the compartment (160) comprises a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric, preferably the functional fabric is a mesh fabric.N16. The bassinet according to claim N11-15, wherein the sidewall (161) of the compartment (160) at least partially extends along a sidewall (113) of the base (110) of the bassinet (100).N17. The bassinet according to claims N11-16, wherein the compartment (160) is releasably attached to an inner surface of the sidewall (113) of the base (110), preferably a top rim or outersurface of the sidewall (161) of the compartment (160) is releasably attached to the inner surface of the sidewall (113) of the base (110), even more preferably by means of a zipper, snap buttons or Velcro strips.N18. The bassinet according to claims N9-17, wherein the compartment (160) has a dual purpose as a storage space and ventilation flow path.N19. The bassinet (100) according to claims N1-18, wherein the base (110) and the cover (140) comprise guiding means (181 , 182) configured to guide the cover (140) to align with the base (110).N20. The bassinet according to claim N19, wherein the guiding means (181 , 182) are configured to allow movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a vertical direction (V) and to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a longitudinal (L1) and / or lateral direction (L2).N21 . The bassinet according to claims N19 or 20, wherein the cover (140) comprises first guiding means (181) and the base (110) comprises second guiding means (182), wherein the first guiding means (181) and the second guiding means (182) are configured to interlock.N22. The bassinet (100) according to claim N21 , wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a first lateral stop (185) and the second guiding means (182) of the base (110) comprises a second lateral stop (183) such that the first lateral stop (185) and the second lateral stop (183) are configured to abut each other.N23. The bassinet (100) according to claims N21 or 22, wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a first longitudinal stop (186) and the second guiding means (182) of the base (110) comprises a second longitudinal stop (184) such that the second longitudinal stop (184) is configured to be received in the first longitudinal stop (186).N24. The bassinet (100) according to claims N21-23, wherein the cover (140) is provided with left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) and the base (110) is provided with left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) such that the left first guiding means (181a) and the left second guiding means (182a) are configured to interlock and the right first guiding means (181 b) and the right second guiding means (182b) are configured to interlock.N25. The bassinet (100) according to claims N21-24, wherein the first lateral stop (185) of the left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) and the second lateral stop (183) of the left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) cooperate to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in the lateral direction (L2).N26. The bassinet (100) according to claims N21-25, wherein the second longitudinal stop (184) of the left and right second guiding means (182a, 182b) and the first longitudinal stop (186) of the left and right first guiding means (181a, 181b) cooperate to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in the longitudinal direction (L1).N27. A child carrying unit (1) comprising a frame assembly (10) with wheels (40), and a bassinet (100) according to one of the preceding claims, the bassinet (100) being fixable on the child carrying unit (1).01. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant; and a cover (140) configured to be releasably attached to a top rim (114) of the base (110) and provide an upper protection to the base (110), wherein the cover (140) comprises first guiding means (181) configured to guide the cover (140) to align with the base (110), wherein the first guiding means (181) is configured to allow movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a vertical direction (V) and to prevent movement of the cover (140) relative to the base (110) when the cover (140) is subjected to a force in a lateral direction (L2).02. The bassinet according to claim 01, wherein the first guiding means (181) is configured to engage with said base (110) in a surface contact fit manner and / or such that said first guiding means (181) together with the cover (140) it carries can be lifted from the top rim (114) without any secondary unlocking action, wherein said first guiding means (181) and said top rim (114) can be configured to establish a quick-release connection without positive mechanical lock.03. The bassinet (100) according to claim 01 or claim 02, wherein the first guiding means (181) of the cover (140) comprises a lateral stop arrangement (200) configured to abut against a rim portion (114a, 114b) of the base (110) for blocking lateral movement of the first guidingmeans (181) relative to the base (110), wherein the rim portion (114a, 114b) is a portion of the base (110) comprising the top rim (114) at its upper end.04. The bassinet (100) according to claim 03, wherein the lateral stop arrangement (200) comprises a left lateral abutment portion (210) and a right lateral abutment portion (220), wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) is configured to abut against a left rim portion (114a) of the base (110) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) is configured to abut against a right rim portion (114b) of the base (110).05. The bassinet (100) according to claim 04, wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) are each configured to abut against laterally outer sides of the left rim portion (114a) and the right rim portion (114b), respectively, and / or are configured to abut against laterally inner sides of the left rim portion (114a) and the right rim portion (114b), respectively.06. The bassinet (100) according to claim 04 or claim 05, wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) are configured to provide a selfcentering function for the cover (140), wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) protrude from the cover (140) and each define abutment surfaces (212, 222), wherein the abutment surfaces (212, 222) are either both oriented towards each other, extend downward and slope away from the center of the cover (140), or are both oriented outwards, extend downward and slope toward the center of the cover (140), wherein the abutment surfaces (212, 222) may be curved, for example concavely curved.07. The bassinet (100) according to any one of claims 04 to 06, comprising a left positioning portion (201) and a right positioning portion (202), wherein said left positioning portion (201) comprises a left supporting portion (203) configured to contact the top rim (114) on the left side of the base (110), and the right positioning portion (202) comprises a right supporting portion (204) configured to contact the top rim (114) on the right side of the base (110), wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) extends or protrudes from the left supporting portion (203) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) extends from the right supporting portion (204), wherein at least one lateral abutment portion is hook shaped and / or forms a flange on the supporting portion.08. The bassinet (100) according to claim 07, wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the left supporting portion (203) are mechanically attached to each other so that the left positioning portion (201) comprises a multi-part structure, or are formed as an integral unitary component, for example by molding or bending, so that the left positioning portion (201) is asingle unitary piece, and / or wherein the right lateral abutment portion (220) and the right supporting portion (204) are mechanically attached to each other so that the right positioning portion (202) comprises a multi-part structure, or are formed as an integral unitary component, for example by molding or bending, so that the right positioning portion (202) is a single unitary piece, wherein said left positioning portion (201) and said right positioning portion (202) are provided on opposite lateral sides of the cover (100).09. The bassinet (100) according to one of claims 04 to 08, wherein the base (110) comprises handles (191), for example a first handle provided in a first sidewall (113c) of the base (110) and a second handle provided in the second sidewall (113d) of the base (110), wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) are provided on the cover (140) at a position such that they contact the rim portions (114a, 114b) at the longitudinal position of the handles (191) on the base (110) when the cover is attached to the base (110), wherein each handle (191) may be provided in a unit or piece (193) which is integrated in the base (110) such that its upper portion at least partially forms the rim portion (114a, 114b), wherein the left lateral abutment portion (210) and the right lateral abutment portion (220) may be superimposed on the unit or piece (193) or the handle (191) when the cover is attached to the base (110) and may may be thin-walled or have a small thickness to create a substantially flush surface on or with the handle (191), wherein the unit or piece (193) may further comprise a coupling part (61) of a canopy (60).010. The bassinet (100) according to claim 07, 08 or 09, wherein said first guiding means may be provided on a foremost part (140b) of the cover (140), and / or wherein the cover (140) comprises a primary fixation configuration comprising a first attachment means (146) and / or a second attachment means (147), wherein a rearmost part (140a) of the cover 140 can be releasably attached by the primary fixation configuration, for example by the first attachment means (146), to a sidewall (113) of the base (110).011. The bassinet (100) according to one of the preceding claims 01 to 010, wherein the cover (140) may be a foldable cover comprising at least a foremost cover portion and a rearmost cover portion, for example a first cover portion (141), an optional second cover portion (142), and a third cover portion (143), wherein said first guiding means is provided on the foremost cover portion, for example the third cover portion (143).012. The bassinet (100) according to claim 011, wherein the cover (140) further comprises a storm cover portion (148) connected to the foremost end of the cover (140), for example connected to the foremost cover portion, for example connected to the third cover portion (143), by a folding region (148a), wherein the storm cover portion (148) is transferable between anupright position in which it extends at an angle to the foremost cover portion, for example at an angle to the third cover portion (143), and a folded position in which it is folded against the foremost cover portion, for example folded against the third cover portion (143), for example against an outer side of the cover.013. The bassinet (100) according to claim 012, wherein the cover (140) comprises a holding arrangement (300) to hold the storm cover portion (148) in the folded position, wherein the holding arrangement (300) comprises a first connecting partner (301), for example a first magnet (303), provided on the storm cover portion (148), and a second connecting partner (302), for example a second magnet or metal plate, wherein the first connecting partner (301) and the second connecting partner (302) hold the storm cover (148) in the folded position, for example by a magnetic attraction force.P1. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant; and a cover (140) configured to be releasably attached to a top rim (114) of the base (110) and provide an upper protection to the base (110), wherein the cover (140) comprises a storm cover portion (148) connected to the foremost end of the cover (140), for example connected to the foremost cover portion of a single cover portion configuration or multi cover portion configuration, for example connected to a third cover portion (143) of a cover (140) comprising a first cover portion (141), a second cover portion (142) and the third cover portion (143), for example connected by a folding region (148a), wherein the storm cover portion (148) is transferable between an upright position in which it extends at an angle to the foremost cover portion, for example at an angle to the third cover portion (143), and a folded position in which it is folded against the foremost cover portion, for example folded against the third cover portion (143), for example against an outer side of the cover (140).P2. The bassinet (100) according to claim P1 , wherein the cover (140) comprises a holding arrangement (300) to hold the storm cover portion (148) in the folded position, wherein the holding arrangement (300) comprises a first connecting partner (301), for example a first magnet (303), provided on the storm cover portion (148), and a second connecting partner (302), for example a second magnet or metal plate, wherein the first connecting partner (301) and the second connecting partner (302) hold the storm cover (148) in the folded position, for example by a magnetic attraction force, wherein the first connecting partner may additionally be configured to cooperate with a third connecting partner, for example with a magnet, provided between a base member (61) of a canopy (60), or a second guiding means (182) provided on the base (100), to hold the storm cover (148) in place.REFERENCE SIGNS1 Child carrying unit, stroller 124b Lower Handle part10 Frame, Chassis 124c Upper Handle part30 Coupling section40 Wheels 130 Sidewall of lining50 Handlebar 130a Front sidewall of lining60 Canopy 130b Rear sidewall of lining61 Base member I coupling part 130c First sidewall of lining60a Rear canopy portion 130d Second sidewall of lining60b Front canopy portion 131a First storage unit61 Base member 131b Second storage unit62 Coupling part 132 Bottom of lining63 Rod 133 Functional fabric of sidewall of lining100 Bassinet 134a First opening of sidewall of lining 134b Second opening of sidewall of lining110 Base 134c Protective fabric111 Interior space112 Interior lining 140 Cover112a Top rim of lining 140a Rearmost part of the cover112b First set of zipper teeth on lining 140b Foremost part of the cover112c Second set of zipper teeth on base 141 First cover portion112d Hook or loop strip on lining 142 Second cover portion112e Protective fabric 143 Third cover portion113 Sidewall 144 Folding region113a Front sidewall 144a First folding region113b Rear sidewall 144b Second folding region113c First sidewall 146 First attachment means113d Second sidewall 147 Second attachment means114 Top side of the base / Top rim 147a First coupling means114a Left rim portion 147b Second coupling means114b Right rim portion 148 Storm cover portion 148a Folding region120 First handle121 Second Handle 160 Compartment123 Closed Handle part 160a Delimiting body124 Opened Handle part 161 Sidewall124a Opening 161a First sidewall161b Second sidewall 201 Left positioning portion162 Bottom of the compartment 202 Right positioning portion163 Top rim of the sidewall 203 Left supporting portion163a First set of zipper teeth 204 Right supporting portion210 Left lateral abutment portion170 Ventilation section 212 Abutment surface171 Functional material of ventilation 220 Right lateral abutment portion section 222 Abutment surface172 Shielding section173 Upper cover portion 300 Holding arrangement173a First end of upper cover portion 301 First connecting partner I Magnet 173b Second end of upper cover portion 302 Second connecting partner I Magnet174 Lower cover portion or metal plate174a First end of lower cover portion 174b Second end of lower cover portion 11 First interior space section12 Second interior space section180 Unit connecting 181a, 181b 13 Third interior space section 180a Connection member B1 Closed configuration181 First guiding means of cover B2 Opened configuration 181a Left first guiding means C1 Covered configuration of cover 181b Right first guiding means C2 Partially covered configuration of182 Second guiding means of base cover 182a Left second guiding means C3 Stacked configuration of cover 182b Right second guiding mean183 Second lateral stop L1 Longitudinal direction of the bassinet184 Second longitudinal stop L2 Lateral direction of the bassinet185 First lateral stop V Vertical direction of the bassinet186 First longitudinal stopX Plane X extends over top rim of the191 Handle base193 Unit of handle, coupling part and a Rotational axis a of folding region second guiding means200 Lateral stop arrangement

Claims

72CLAIMS1. A bassinet (100) for a child carrying unit (1), the bassinet (100) comprising: a base (110) configured to provide structural support, wherein the base (110) comprises an interior space (111) configured to receive an infant and at least a first handle (120) and a second handle (121) for carrying the bassinet (100); and an interior lining (112) for storing the at least a first handle (120) and a second handle (121).

2. The bassinet (100) according to claim 1, wherein the lining (112) comprises a first opening (134a) and a second opening (134b), the first opening (134a) being configured to receive the first handle (120) and the second opening (134b) being configured to receive the second handle (121) such that first and second handles (120, 121) extend through the openings (134a, 134b) when the handles (120, 121) are arranged for carrying the bassinet (100).

3. The bassinet (100) according to claims 1 or 2, wherein the lining (112) comprises a first storage unit (131a) and a second storage unit (131b), such that the first storage unit (131a) is configured to receive the first handle (120) and the second storage unit (131b) is configured to receive the second handle (121), wherein the first storage unit (131a) and the second storage unit (131b) may be configured to envelope, hide and / or fully conceal the first handle (120) and the second handle (121), respectively, wherein the first storage unit (131a) and the second storage unit (131b) define an accommodating space that allows to fully accommodate the first handle (120) and the second handle (121), respectively.

4. The bassinet (100) according to claims 2 and 3, wherein the handles (120, 121) of the base (110) can be arranged in a carrying configuration, by receiving the first and second handles (120, 121) in the first and second openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112), and in a storing configuration, by arranging the handles (120, 121) in the storage units (131a, 131b) of the lining (112).

5. The bassinet (100) according to claims 2-4, wherein the first and second openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112) are arrangeable in an open configuration allowing the handles (120, 121) to extend through the openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112) and in a closed configuration preventing the handles (120, 121) to extend through the openings (134a, 134b) of the lining (112).

6. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the lining (112) is configured to be releasably attachable to the base (110), preferably by means of a zipper and / or Velcro-strips.

737. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the lining (112) comprises at least a sidewall (130), preferably the sidewall (130) of the lining (112) and a sidewall (113) of the base (110) are configured to be releasably attachable to each other.

8. The bassinet (100) according to claim 7, wherein at least a part of the sidewall (130) of the lining (112) is provided in a functional fabric (133) allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric (133), preferably the functional fabric (133) is a mesh fabric.

9. The bassinet (100) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein each of the first and second handles (120, 121) comprise a closed handle part (123) having a fabric (123a) extending therein and an open handle part (124) for carrying the bassinet (100).

10. The bassinet (100) according to claim 9, wherein the fabric (123a) extending in the closed handle part (123) is a functional fabric allowing enhanced air-ventilation through the fabric (123a), preferably the functional fabric (123a) is a mesh fabric.

11. The bassinet (100) according to one of claims 9 and 10, wherein each handle (120, 121) comprises an A-shaped frame having two legs attached to the interior lining (112) at a first end (120b) and a second end (120c) and a cross-member, wherein an upper region of the frame defines a graspable handle portion or the open handle part (124), and wherein a lower region is limited by the legs and the cross-member, and wherein the lower region is closed by said fabric (123a), for example a continuous, planar fabric, for example selected from a net or mesh, or another functional fabric, thereby forming the closed handle part (123), wherein the A-shaped frame is formed by a flexible frame material, for example a strap, wherein the frame material may be different from the fabric (123a), and wherein said two legs may commonly define a loop (120a) and may be integrally formed as a single part.

12. The bassinet (100) according to one of the preceding claim, wherein said handles are attached on opposite lateral inner sides of the base and may be configured to allow one-handed operation by a user in which the user grasps both handles with one hand, wherein the handles (120, 121) at least comprise a length that allows contacting the open handle parts (124) and grasping them by one hand, wherein the length of each handle (120, 121) may be larger than half the width of the base, for example 10 to 20% larger than half of the width of the base.

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