Bassinet with changer

Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a multipurpose bassinet assembly that includes a bassinet component, a changer component, and a stand. The bassinet component has bassinet sidewalls and a first child support surface. The stand supports the bassinet component above a ground surface. The changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in a first configuration and a second configuration. The changer component has changer sidewalls and a second child support surface. The changer sidewalls have a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls. The first configuration provides the changer component with the second child support surface positioned above the bassinet component. The second configuration provides the changer component positioned below the bassinet component or removed from the bassinet component.

Description

Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO BASSINET WITH CHANGERCROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

[0001] This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application Nos.63 / 789,188 filed April 15, 2025; 63 / 817,726 filed June 4, 2025; 63 / 850,988 filed July 25, 2025; 63 / 913,563 filed November 7, 2025; and 64 / 035,470 filed April 10, 2026, each of which is incorporated by reference as if fully set forth herein.TECHNICAL FIELD

[0002] The present disclosure generally relates to bassinet assemblies, and more particularly relates to height-adjustable bassinet assemblies for use proximate another structure such as an adult caregiver’s bed.BACKGROUND

[0003] A bassinet is a small, portable sleeping surface for small children, particularly newborns. At this stage, the child is often sleeping in the same room as their parents. The bassinet provides a compact sleeping surface which allows the parents to keep the child close during night-time or nap time. Accordingly, modern bassinets are generally sized for infants before they can sit up and / or pull themselves up to a railing (e.g., from newborns to about 6 or 12 months of age).

[0004] A baby sleeping in a bassinet often needs several diaper changes throughout the night. Some caregivers opt to use a designated changing table located separate from the bassinet, which can be challenging in the middle of the night and might make falling back asleep more challenging for both the caregiver and baby. Other caregivers decide to change diapers from their bed. However, this can be unsanitary and unsafe for various reasons. Additionally, modern bassinets have a short usage lifespan (e.g., 0-6 months or 12 months), leading some caregivers not to use a bassinet at all.SUMMARY

[0005] The present disclosure relates to multipurpose bassinet and changer assemblies that provide a free-standing bassinet with an attachable changer. TheAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO changer can be placed above the bassinet for use and placed below or on the side of the bassinet for storage. Alternatively, in some aspects, the bassinet can convert into a changer. Additionally, or alternatively, in some aspects, the changer can transform into a storage basket. By adding a changer to the bassinet, the multipurpose bassinet and changer assemblies disclosed herein extend the useful life of the bassinet up to 2 years or more.

[0006] In one example, the present disclosure relates to a multipurpose bassinet assembly. The multipurpose bassinet assembly includes a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a first child support surface. The multipurpose bassinet assembly further includes a stand for supporting the bassinet component above a ground surface. The multipurpose bassinet assembly further includes a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in a first configuration and a second configuration. The changer component has changer sidewalls and a second child support surface. The changer sidewalls have a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls. The first configuration provides the changer component with the second child support surface positioned above the bassinet component. The second configuration provides the changer component positioned below the bassinet component or removed from the bassinet component.

[0007] In another example, the present disclosure relates to a multipurpose changer assembly. The multipurpose bassinet assembly includes a changer component having changer sidewalls and a first child support surface. The multipurpose bassinet assembly further includes a bassinet component selectively mountable to the changer component in a first configuration and a second configuration. The bassinet component has bassinet sidewalls and a second child support surface. The bassinet sidewalls have a greater depth than the changer sidewalls. The first configuration provides the bassinet component with the second child support surface positioned above the changer component. The second configuration provides the bassinet component below the changer component or removed from the changer component.

[0008] In another example, the present disclosure relates to a multipurpose bassinet assembly. The multipurpose bassinet assembly includes a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a first child support surface. The multipurpose bassinet assembly further includes a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinetAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO component in a use configuration positioned above the bassinet component and a storage configuration positioned below the bassinet component. The changer component has changer sidewalls and a second child support surface. The changer sidewalls have a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls. The changer component has a mounting component. The multipurpose bassinet assembly further includes a stand having a leg and a receiving component configured to receive the mounting component for the changer component in the storage configuration. The mounting component is sized to interfit with the receiving component and tilt relative to the receiving component without disconnecting from the bassinet component.

[0009] In another example, the present disclosure relates to a bassinet comprising sidewalls; a mattress; and a support surface below the mattress; and softgoods extending along the sidewalls and the support surface. The softgoods are selectively removable from a bottom side of the support surface.

[0010] In another example, the present disclosure relates to a multipurpose changer assembly. The multipurpose changer assembly includes changer sidewalls, a top rail, a child support surface, and a plurality of connectors. The plurality of connectors is configured to provide a first configuration for engaging a bassinet or playard. The plurality of connectors is further configured to provide a second configuration for supporting the multipurpose changer assembly freestanding on a support surface.

[0011] In another example, the present disclosure relates to a reconfigurable child furniture assembly. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly includes a child support component. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly further includes a stand for supporting the child support component above a ground surface. The child support component has sidewalls and a child support surface. The child support component is configurable between a bassinet mode with bassinet sidewalls at a first depth, and a changer mode with changer sidewalls at a second depth.

[0012] In another example, the present disclosure relates to a bassinet assembly. The bassinet assembly includes a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a child support surface. The bassinet assembly further includes a stand having a leg. The bassinet assembly further includes a storage component connected to the bassinet component. The storage component is movable relative to the bassinet component.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WOBRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0013] The foregoing Summary as well as the following Detailed Description will be best understood when read in conjunction with the appended drawings, which illustrate various aspects of the disclosure. It is understood that potential aspects of the disclosure are not limited to those depicted. With reference to the accompanying drawings, like elements are numbered alike.

[0014] FIGS. 1A-1Y are various views of portions of an example multipurpose bassinet assembly having an example attachable and stowable changer component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0015] FIGS. 2A-2C are perspective views of another example tube connector for securing the top rails of another example bassinet component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0016] FIGS. 3A-3C show exploded perspective, top, and bottom views of another example bassinet component 310 according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0017] FIGS. 4A-4V are various views of portions of another example multipurpose bassinet assembly having another example attachable and stowable changer component with rotatable clip mounting structures according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0018] FIGS. 5A-5I are various views of portions of another example multipurpose bassinet assembly having another example attachable and stowable changer component with fixed mounting structures according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0019] FIGS. 6A and 6B are perspective views of portions of another example multipurpose bassinet assembly having another example attachable and stowable changer component with curved mounting structures according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0020] FIGS. 7A-7W are various views of portions of an example multipurpose bassinet assembly having another example attachable and stowable changer component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0021] FIGS. 8A and 8B are perspective views of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having an example slidable changer component according to aspects of the disclosure.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO

[0022] FIGS. 9A-9C are perspective views of another example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having an example collapsible changer component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0023] FIGS. 10A and 10B are perspective views of another example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having an example collapsible bassinet component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0024] FIGS. 11A and 11B are perspective views of another example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having another example collapsible bassinet component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0025] FIGS. 12A, 12B, and 12C are perspective views of another example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having another example collapsible bassinet component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0026] FIGS. 13A and 13B are perspective views of another example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having another example collapsible bassinet component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0027] FIG. 14 is a perspective view of another example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having an example storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0028] FIGS. 15A-15C are perspective views of another example reconfigurable child furniture assembly having an example removable bassinet component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0029] FIGS. 16A-16C are perspective views of an example pivotable storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0030] FIGS. 17A-17D are top and perspective views of example movable storage components according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0031] FIG. 18 is a perspective view of an example slidable storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0032] FIG. 19 is a perspective view of an example rotatable side storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0033] FIGS. 20A and 20B are perspective views of an example flexibly-attached storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO

[0034] FIGS. 21 A and 21 B are perspective views of an example rotatable underbassinet storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0035] FIGS. 22A-22D are top and perspective views of example frame-based storage components according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0036] FIGS. 23A-23D are perspective views of example leg-mounted storage components according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0037] FIG. 24 is a perspective view of an example deployable storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.

[0038] FIGS. 25A and 25B are perspective views of an example expandible storage component according to aspects of the disclosure.DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0039] The present disclosure sets forth various aspects of multipurpose bassinet and changer assemblies having both bassinet and changer functionalities. In one example, a changer may be used when an infant or toddler is in diapers, if not longer. As a result, the changers described herein provide additional functionality and a longer useful life to the bassinets described herein. Additionally, the changers described herein can double as a storage shelf when stowed below the bassinet. For safety reasons, in some aspects tilting, the stowed changer may be configured to become detached to reduce the possibility of the bassinet tipping over due to weight being applied unevenly. Alternatively, in some aspects, the changer may remain secured to a mounting structure when weight is applied unevenly while in the stowed position. In some aspects, the bassinets and changers described herein include fully-removable softgoods which may be secured and removed in a manner which makes assembly and disassembly substantially faster and easier for cleaning than conventional assemblies.

[0040] FIGS. 1A-1Y are various views of portions of an example multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 according to aspects of the disclosure. FIGS. 1A-1C show the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 with bassinet softgoods and changer softgoods attached, and FIGS. 1D-1Y show the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 and various components thereof with bassinet softgoods removed and, in some drawings, the changer softgoods removed as well.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO

[0041] FIGS. 1A and 1B show front and perspective views, respectively, of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 configured in a bassinet mode (e.g., for use as a bassinet) with the changer component 120 dismounted from the top of the bassinet component 110 and stowed beneath the bassinet component 110. FIG. 1C shows a top perspective view of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 configured in a changer mode (e.g., for use as a changer) with the changer component 120 mounted on top of bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 includes a bassinet component 110 having bassinet sidewalls 112 and a first child support surface 114. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 110 further includes top rails 116. In some aspects, as shown, the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 further includes a stand 130 for supporting the bassinet component 110 above a ground surface. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 110 is non-removably connected to the stand 130. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 130 includes height-adjustable legs 132 configured to increase and decrease the vertical distance between the bassinet component 110 and the ground, as well as the vertical distance between the mounted or stowed changer component 120 and the ground. In some aspects, as shown, the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 further includes a changer component 120 selectively mountable to the bassinet component 110 in a first configuration (as shown in FIG. 1 C) and a second configuration (as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1 B). In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 120 has changer sidewalls 122 and a second child support surface 124. In some aspects, as shown, the changer sidewalls 122 have a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls 112. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 120 is removably attachable to the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the first configuration of the changer component 120 is the changer component 120 mounted to the top rails 116 of the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 120 includes a mounting component configured to attach the changer component 120 to the bassinet component 110 in both the first configuration and the second configuration. For example, the changer component 120 may include a hook, clip, a rotating fastener, or any other suitable structure or assembly for attaching to the top rails 116 or any other suitable portion of the bassinet component 110. As shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, the second configuration provides theAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO changer component 120 positioned below the bassinet component 110 or removed from the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the stowed changer component 120 may also be used for storage. For example, as shown, the second configuration of the changer component 120 provides the changer component 120 mounted to the stand 130 and positions the second child support surface 124 in a substantially horizontal orientation for storage use. As shown in FIG. 1 C, the first configuration corresponds to the changer mode and provides the changer component 120 with the second child support surface positioned above the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 110 may also be used for storage and is accessible by lifting the changer component 120.

[0042] FIGS. 1D and 1E show front and perspective views, respectively, of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 without the bassinet softgoods and without the changer component 120. In some aspects, as shown, each of the height-adjustable legs 132 has an upper telescoping frame member 134 and a lower telescoping frame member 136. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 130 further includes height adjustment actuators 138 mechanically coupled to the height-adjustable legs 132. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 130 further includes an electronics interface 140 communicatively coupled to the height adjustment actuators 138 and configured to control an actuation of the height adjustment actuators 138 to raise or lower the height-adjustable legs 132. In some aspects, as shown in FIGS. 1D and 1E, the bassinet component 110 includes mounting components 118 (e.g., outposts) for holding the changer component 120. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting components 118 may be disposed (e.g., fastened) on the upper telescoping frame members 134 of the height-adjustable legs 132. In

[0043] FIGS. 1F and 1G show front and side views, respectively, of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 without the bassinet softgoods and with the changer component 120 mounted to the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 120 includes top rails 126 and comer portions 127 (e.g., frame portions, feet). In some aspects, the second configuration of the changer component 120 provides the changer component 120 freestanding, via the corner portions 127, on a support surface without the stand 130 or the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the long sides of the top rails 126 are upwardly concave along the length ofAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO the top rails 126, and the short sides of the top rails 126 are upwardly convex along the width of the top rails 126. In some aspects, as shown, the long sides of the top rails 116 of the bassinet component 110 are upwardly concave along the length of the top rails 126, and the short sides of the top rails 116 are upwardly convex along the width of the top rails 126. In some aspects, as shown, top rails 126 of the changer component 120 sit on the top rails 116 of the bassinet component 110 due to the complementary upwardly concave and upwardly convex rail shapes of their long and short sides, respectively.

[0044] FIGS. 1H-1M show various views of a mounting component 118 (e.g., a mounting assembly) of the bassinet component 110 to which a corresponding mounting structure 128 of the changer component 120 may be secured. FIGS. 1H, 11, and 1 J show exploded, top, and perspective views, respectively, of the mounting component 118. FIGS. 1 K, 1 L, and 1 M show side views of the mounting component 118 rotated to the left (maximum angulation), non-rotated (preferred position), and rotated to the right (maximum angulation), respectively. As shown, the mounting component 118 includes a backing portion 180 configured to secure the mounting component 118 to the upper telescoping frame member 134 of the height-adjustable leg 132. As shown, the mounting component 118 further includes a pendulum mounting structure 190 configured to secure the mounting component 118 to the changer component 120. As shown, the pendulum mounting structure 190 includes a rib 192 and a plunger 194 (e.g., a pawl). As shown, the backing portion 180 includes a first recessed portion 182 configured to receive the rib 192 of the pendulum mounting structure 190 for defining the allowable angulation of the backing portion 180 and the pendulum mounting structure 190 relative to one another. As shown, the backing portion 180 further includes a second recessed portion 184 for receiving the plunger 194 of the pendulum mounting structure 190.

[0045] In some aspects, the pendulum mounting structure 190 is configured to rotate relative to the backing portion 180 and lock in a non-rotated position (e.g., the preferred position of the pendulum mounting structure 190) when the plunger 194 of the pendulum mounting structure 190 aligns with second recessed portion 184 of the backing portion 180. In some aspects, the distal end of the plunger 194 is shaped such that a left or right force applied to the pendulum mounting structure 190 will disengage the plunger 194 and allow the pendulum mounting structure 190 to swing in the direction the force isAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO applied. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting component 118 is configured to retain engagement with the changer component 120 at any allowable angle. For example, as shown, the pendulum mounting structure 190 further includes a third recessed portion 196 (e.g., a “plus”-shaped or “x”-shaped recess) for receiving the mounting structure 128 (e.g., a corresponding “plus”-shaped or “ / ’-shaped protrusion) of the changer component 120.

[0046] In one example, as shown, the changer component 120 includes a mounting component (e.g., mounting component 118) that is sized to interfit with a receiving component (e.g., recessed portion 196 defined in the pendulum mounting structure 190) of the bassinet component 110 and tilt relative to the receiving component without disconnecting from the bassinet component 110. When mounted in this configuration, the stowed changer component 120 is able to tilt downward to either side under a predetermined load. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting component is configured to allow the changer component 120 to tilt in two directions relative to the receiving component. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting component is configured to allow the changer component 120 to detach from the bassinet component 110 when the changer component 120 is tilted beyond a predetermined limit angle. As a result, this tilting may provide a caregiver with easier access as well as substantially reducing various risks associated with misuse (e.g., an older sibling attempting to step on the changer component 120 to climb up to the bassinet).

[0047] FIGS. 1N-1S show front, side, and perspective side views of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 with the changer component 120 stowed beneath the bassinet component 110. FIGS. 1 N and 10 show front and close-up front views of the changer component 120 being mounted to (or dismounted from) the bassinet component 110, FIG. 1P shows a front view of the changer component 120 (including changer softgoods 121) mounted to the bassinet component 110, and FIG. 1Q shows a bottom perspective view of the changer component 120. FIGS. 1 R and 1 S show side perspective views of the changer component 120 being mounted to the bassinet component 110 and fully rotated towards the front and rear, respectively, of the bassinet component 110 (e.g., force applied). In some aspects, as shown, the mounting structure 128 of the changer component 120 may be secured to the mounting component 118 of the bassinetAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO component 110. For example, as shown, the changer component 120 includes mounting structures 128 (e.g., protrusions, “plus”-shaped or “x”-shaped protrusions) configured to secure to the recessed portions 196 of the mounting components 118 of the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting components 118 may have recessed portions 196 (e.g., “plus” -shaped or “x” -shaped recesses) defined in the pendulum mounting structures 190 for receiving the mounting components 128 of the changer component 120. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting components 118 are configured to permit the changer component 120 to rotate or pivot in response to an application of a force (e.g., by a caregiver).

[0048] In some aspects, the mounting components 118 (the “receiving components”) and the mounting components 128 are shaped to allow a range of pivoting motion for the changer component 120 relative to the bassinet component 110. In some aspects, the mounting components 128 can pivot within the mounting components 118 in a range selected from one of: less than 90 degrees, less than 60 degrees, less than 45 degrees, less than 30 degrees, about ±45 degrees, about ±30 degrees, about ±15 degrees, about ±10 degrees, or about ±5 degrees.

[0049] FIGS. 1T and 1U are perspective and close-up perspective views of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 100 in the bassinet mode with the changer component 120 secured on the upper telescoping frame member 134 under the bassinet component 110. As shown, the stand 130 further includes a cross-brace member 137 mounted to each of the lower telescoping frame members 136 and an intermediate bracket member 139 mounted to both of the lower telescoping frame members 136. As shown, each of the lower telescoping frame members 136 includes flexible tab structures 170 (e.g., fingers that configured to secure the intermediate bracket member 139 to the lower telescoping frame members 136.

[0050] FIGS. 1V-1Y show example tube connectors 119 for securing the top rails 116 of the bassinet component 110. As shown, the top rails 116 include a front tube 117A and a rear tube 117B. FIGS. 1V and 1W are top and close-up top views, respectively, showing the front tube 117A and the rear tube 117B connected to the tube connectors 119. FIGS. 1X and 1Y are top and close-up top views, respectively, showing the front tube 117A and the rear tube 117B connected to the left-side one of the tube connectorsAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 119, with the right-side one of the tube connectors 119 hidden from view. As shown, each tube connector 119 may define opened portions 199C and 199D for securing snap button fasteners 117C and 117D (e.g., spring-loaded buttons) of the front tube 117A and the rear tube 117B, respectively, with the opened portion 199C being arranged to receive the snap button fastener 117C of the front tube 117A, and the opened portion 199D being arranged to receive the snap button fastener 117D of the rear tube 117B.

[0051] In some aspects, as shown, a user may assemble the bassinet component 110 by securing the front tube 117A and the rear tube 117B to the tube connectors 119 by performing any suitable sequence of acts, such as by: (i) inserting the first end of the front tube 117A into a first one of the tube connectors 119 until the first snap button fastener 117C of the first end region of the front tube 117A securely engages with the first opened portion 199C of the first one of the tube connectors 119; (ii) inserting the first end of the rear tube 117B into the first one of the tube connectors 119 until the second snap button fastener 117D of the first end region of the rear tube 117B securely engages with the second opened portion 199D of the first one of the tube connectors 119; (iii) inserting the second end of the front tube 117A into a second one of the tube connectors 119 until a third snap button fastener of the second end region of the front tube 117A securely engages with a third opened portion of the second one of the tube connectors 119; (iv) inserting the second end of the rear tube 117B into the second one of the tube connectors 119 until a fourth snap button fastener of the second end region of the rear tube 117B securely engages with a fourth opened portion of the second one of the tube connectors 119; performing any other suitable act or technique; or any suitable combination thereof in any suitable order. In some aspects, as a result of this arrangement, the bassinet softgoods can be removed for cleaning.

[0052] FIGS. 2A-2C show another example tube connector 219 for securing the top rails 216 of another example bassinet component 210. FIGS. 2A and 2B are perspective and close-up perspective views, respectively, showing the front tube 217A and the rear tube 217B connected to the left-side one of the gap mount structures 297, with the tube connectors 219 and the right-side one of the gap mount structures 297 hidden from view. FIG. 2C is a perspective view of one of the tube connectors 219. As shown, the top rails 216 include a front tube 217A and a rear tube 217B. As shown, theAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO front tube 217 A and the rear tube 217B are inserted into a gap mount structure 297 having semi-flexible engagement tabs 299A and 299B. As shown, the tube connector 219 includes lip portions 295 configured to receive the engagement tabs 299A and 299B of the gap mount structure 297 for securely engaging the front tube 217A and the rear tube 217B.

[0053] In some aspects, as shown, a user may assemble the bassinet component 210 by securing the front tube 217A and the rear tube 217B to the gap mount structures 297 and the tube connectors 219 by performing any suitable sequence of acts, such as by: (i) inserting the first end of the front tube 217A into a first one of the tube connectors 219 until the first engagement tab 299A of a first one of the gap mount structures 297 securely engages with a first one of the lip portions 295 of the first one of the tube connectors 219; (ii) inserting the first end of the rear tube 217B into the first one of the tube connectors 219 until the second engagement tab 299B of the first one of the gap mount structures 297 securely engages with a second one of the lip portions 295 of the first one of the tube connectors 219; (iii) inserting the second end of the front tube 217A into a second one of the tube connectors 219 until a third engagement tab of a second one of the gap mount structures 297 securely engages with a third one of the lip portions 295 of the second one of the tube connectors 219; (iv) inserting the second end of the rear tube 217B into the second one of the tube connectors 219 until a fourth engagement tab of the second one of the gap mount structures 297 securely engages with a fourth one of the lip portions 295 of the second one of the tube connectors 219; performing any other suitable act or technique; or any suitable combination thereof in any suitable order. In some aspects, each of the engagement tabs is somewhat flexible such that it may disengage from the tube connector 219 when downward force is applied (e.g., by a caregiver). In some aspects, as a result of this arrangement, the bassinet softgoods can be removed for cleaning.

[0054] FIG. 3A shows exploded perspective view of an example bassinet component 310 without a stand. FIG. 3B shows a top view of the base 312 of the bassinet component 310 without the bottom board 314 and the mattress 311. FIG. 3C shows a bottom view of the bassinet component 310 with the bottom board 314 secured to the base 312. As shown, the bassinet component 310 includes a base 312, an electronicsAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO interface 340, a bottom board 314, a mattress 311 , and top rails 316. As shown, the base 312 defines opened portions 313 configured to receive the retention members 315 of the bottom board 314, and the bottom board 314 includes retention members 315 (e.g., flexible finger structures) configured to engage the opened portions 313 of the base 312 to secure the bottom board 314 to the base 312.

[0055] FIGS. 4A-4V are various views of portions of an example multipurpose bassinet assembly 400 according to aspects of the disclosure. As shown, the multipurpose bassinet assembly 400 includes a bassinet component 410, a changer component 420, and a stand 430. As shown, the bassinet component 410 includes top rails 416 and a bottom board 411. As shown, the stand 430 includes height-adjustable legs 432 to which the bassinet component 410 is mounted. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 420 includes a bottom board 421 , top rails 426, and rotatable clip mounting structures 427 (e.g., each having 90-degree rotatability) rotatably mounted to the top rails 426. In some aspects, as shown, the rotatable clip mounting structures 427 are configured to extend by rotating upwards or outwards (as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B) to clip onto the top rails 416 of the bassinet component 410 and to retract by rotating downwards or inwards (as shown in FIG. 4C) for storage or freestanding use. In some aspects, as shown, the rotatable clip mounting structures 427 of the changer component 420 may function as feet that are movable between a first position (as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B) for the first configuration of the changer component 420 for connecting to the bassinet component 110, and a second position (as shown in FIGS. 4C, 4U, and 4V) for supporting the changer component 420 freestanding on the ground or another suitable surface, such as a table.

[0056] As shown in FIG. 4D, the changer component 420 is removed from the bassinet component 410 and a clip-on storage assembly is attached to the top rails 416 of the bassinet component 410. As shown in FIG. 4E, the changer component 420 is attached to the top rails 416 of the bassinet component 410 using the rotatable clip mounting structures 427. As shown in FIGS. 4F-4I, the bassinet component 410 includes a slot-shaped mounting bracket 490 for slidably receiving the changer component 420 in the bassinet or storage mode and slidably removing the changer component 420 to transition to the bassinet mode. For example, as shown, the second configuration of theAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO changer component 420 provides the changer component 420 mounted to the stand 430 and positions the bottom board 421 in a substantially horizontal orientation for storage use.

[0057] As shown in FIGS. 4J-4L, the changer component 420 slides into the slotshaped mounting bracket 490 which secures the changer component 420 on the stand 430 such that it may be used as a storage shelf (e.g., as shown in FIG. 4L). FIG. 4J shows the slot-shaped mounting bracket 490 mounted higher on the stand 430, and FIGS. 4K and 4L show the slot-shaped mounting bracket 490 mounted lower on the stand 430 to provide increased storage space.

[0058] Additionally, or alternatively, in some aspects, the changer component 420 may be stored vertically by hooking it over the bassinet frame cross bar 439. For example, as shown in FIGS. 4M and 4N, the changer component 420 is configured to clip onto the bassinet frame cross bar 439 using the rotatable clip mounting structures 427 in the extended position (e.g., without retracting the rotatable clip mounting structures 427), such that the child support surface 424 of the changer component 420 is oriented substantially vertically. In such aspects, the second configuration of the changer component 120 provides the changer component 120 positioned in a substantially vertical orientation. In some aspects, this arrangement may allow the bottom surface of the changer component 420 to be used for storage, such as by including one or more closeable pockets attached to the bottom surface. For example, the changer softgoods surrounding the bottom board 421 of the changer component 420 may be configured to provide a child support surface 424 on the top side of the bottom board 421 and a multifunction storage surface on the bottom side of the bottom board 421.

[0059] Additionally, or alternatively, in some aspects, the changer component 420 may be stored vertically by hooking it over the top rails 416. For example, as shown in FIGS. 4O-4T, the changer component 420 is configured to clip onto the top rails 416 of the bassinet component 410 such that the changer component 420 is stowed with the bottom surface 425 (e.g., underside) of the changer component 420 facing outward. The bottom surface 425 may include one or more storage features such as closeable pockets that are accessible to a caregiver when stowed in this manner.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO

[0060] FIGS. 4U and 4V show the changer component 420 in a standalone configuration with the rotatable clip mounting structures 427 retracted (e.g., rotated downwards 90 degrees) to function as feet for supporting the changer component 120 freestanding on the ground.

[0061] FIGS. 5A-5V are various views of portions of an example multipurpose bassinet assembly 500 having an example changer component 520 mountable to the bassinet component 410 and stand 430 described with reference to FIGS. 4A-4T. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 520 includes fixed mounting structures 527 each having feet 529 configured to provide substantially similar functionality to the features described above with reference to FIGS. 4A-4V, with the fixed mounting structures 527 passively mounting to, hanging on, or otherwise fitting to the top rails 416 of the bassinet component 410 and / or the bassinet frame cross bar 439 (e.g., rather than positively clipping thereto).

[0062] FIGS. 6A and 6B are perspective views of portions of an example multipurpose bassinet assembly 600 without softgoods according to aspects of the disclosure. As shown, the multipurpose bassinet assembly 600 includes a bassinet component 610, a changer component 620, and a stand 630. As shown, the bassinet component 610 includes top rails 616 and a bottom board 611. As shown, the stand 630 includes height-adjustable legs 632 to which the bassinet component 610 is mounted. As shown, the changer component 620 includes a bottom board 621, top rails 626, and curved mounting structures 627 mounted to the top rails 626. As shown, the curved mounting structures 627 are configured to fit onto (e.g. , by passively mounting to, hanging on, or otherwise fitting to) the top rails 616 of the bassinet component 610. In some aspects, as shown, the curved mounting structures 627 of the changer component 620 may function as feet for supporting the changer component 620 freestanding.

[0063] FIGS. 7A-7W are various views of portions of an example multipurpose bassinet assembly 700 according to aspects of the disclosure. FIGS. 7A-7H and 7N-7W show the multipurpose bassinet assembly 700 in bassinet mode with the changer component 720 removed from the bassinet component 710, FIGS. 7I shows the multipurpose bassinet assembly 700 in changer mode with the changer component 720 mounted to the bassinet component 710, and FIGS. 7J-7M show the multipurposeAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO bassinet assembly 700 in bassinet mode with the changer component 720 stored beneath the bassinet component 710.

[0064] FIGS. 7A, 7B, and 7C show front, side, and perspective views, respectively, of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 700 configured in a bassinet mode (e.g., for use as a bassinet). FIGS. 7D and 7E show perspective and close-up perspective views, respectively, of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 700. In some aspects, as shown, the multipurpose bassinet assembly 700 includes a bassinet component 710 having bassinet sidewalls 762 and a first child support surface 714. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 710 further includes top rails 716. In some aspects, as shown, the multipurpose bassinet assembly 700 further includes a stand 730 for supporting the bassinet component 710 above a ground surface. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 710 is non-removably connected to the stand 730. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 730 includes height-adjustable legs 732 configured to increase and decrease the vertical distance between the bassinet component 710 and the ground (as well as the vertical distance between the mounted or stowed changer component 720 and the ground). In some aspects, as shown, each of the height-adjustable legs 732 has an upper telescoping frame member 734 and a lower telescoping frame member 736. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 730 further includes height adjustment actuators 738 mechanically coupled to the height-adjustable legs and configured to raise or lower the height-adjustable legs 732. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 710 includes mounting components 718 (e.g., outposts) for holding the changer component 720. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting components 718 may be disposed (e.g., fastened) on the upper telescoping frame members 734 of the height-adjustable legs 732.

[0065] As shown in FIG. 7E, the mounting component 718 includes a backing portion 780 configured to secure the mounting component 718 to the upper telescoping frame member 734 of the height-adjustable leg 732. As shown, the mounting component 718 further includes a magnet mounting structure 782 extending substantially horizontally from a lower portion of the backing portion 780. As shown, the magnet mounting structure 782 includes a recessed portion 784 and a magnet housing portion 786 configured to house a magnet 788. As shown, the mounting component 718 further includes a limiting structure 789 extending substantially horizontally from an upper portion of the backingAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO portion 780. As shown in FIG. 7M, the limiting structure 789 includes a first angled limiting surface 790A and a second angled limiting surface 790B configured to limit the angulation of the changer component 720 when an uneven force is applied to the back or front, respectively, of the changer component 720. In some aspects, as shown in FIGS. 7J-7M, the recessed portion 784 is configured to receive the mounting structure 728 of the changer component 720 and the magnet 788 is configured to retain engagement with the changer component 720 at any allowable angle. As shown in FIG. 7M, the mounting structure 728 may include a protrusion housing a magnet 729 (e.g., configured to attract magnetically the magnet 788) and configured to fit in and rest on the corresponding recessed portion 784 of the mounting component 718. In some aspects, as shown in FIGS. 7L and 7M, the angled limited surface 790B of the limiting structure 789 is configured to limit the angulation of changer component 720 when, as shown, a downward force F is applied (e.g., by a caregiver’s hand or child’s foot) to the front of the changer component 720. In some aspects, the mounting structures 128 can pivot within the mounting components 718 in a range selected from one of: less than 90 degrees, less than 60 degrees, less than 45 degrees, less than 30 degrees, about ±45 degrees, about ±30 degrees, about ±15 degrees, about ±10 degrees, or about ±5 degrees. In some aspects, as shown, the mounting component 718 is configured to allow the changer component 720 to detach from the bassinet component 710 when the changer component 120 is pulled or pushed beyond a predetermined distance.

[0066] FIGS. 7F, 7G, 7H, and 7I show front, side, perspective, and top views, respectively, of the multipurpose bassinet assembly 700 configured in a changer mode (e.g., for use as a changer) with the changer component 720 mounted on top of the bassinet component 710. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 720 has changer softgoods 721, changer sidewalls 722 and a second child support surface 724. In some aspects, as shown, the changer sidewalls 722 have a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls 762. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 720 includes top rails 726 and corner portions 727 (e.g., frame portions, feet) configured to sit inside the top rails 716 of the bassinet component 710 when the changer component 720 is mounted to the bassinet component 710, and support the changer component 720 freestanding on a support surface when the changer component 720 is dismounted fromAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO the bassinet component 710. In some aspects, as shown, the long sides of the top rails 726 are upwardly concave along the length of the top rails 726, and the short sides of the top rails 726 are upwardly convex along the width of the top rails 726. In some aspects, as shown, the long sides of the top rails 716 of the bassinet component 710 are upwardly concave along the length of the top rails 726, and the short sides of the top rails 716 are upwardly convex along the width of the top rails 726. In some aspects, as shown, top rails 726 of the changer component 720 sit on the top rails 716 of the bassinet component 710 due to the complementary upwardly concave and upwardly convex rail shapes of their long and short sides, respectively. In some aspects, as shown in FIG. 7I, the length L1 of the top rails 726 of the changer component 720 is less than the length L2 of the top rails 716 of the bassinet component 710.

[0067] FIG. 7N shows exploded front view of the bassinet component 710. As shown, the bassinet component 710 includes top rails 716, a base 712, softgoods 711, and a first child support surface 714 formed by a bottom board 713 and a mattress 715. As shown, the bottom board 713 includes rotatable retention members 775 (e.g., locking knobs) that is rotatable (e.g., by about 90 degrees) between an unlocked position (as shown in FIGS. 7N, 7P, 7S, 7U, and 7W, and in the upper half of FIG. 7T) and a locked position (as shown in FIG. 7V and the lower half of FIG. 7T). As shown, the bottom panel of the softgoods 711 defines opened portions 770 configured to receive the rotatable retention members 775 of the bottom board 713 in their unlocked positions, and the base 712 defines opened portions 772 configured to align with the opened portions 770 and further receive the rotatable retention members 775 of the bottom board 713 in their unlocked positions. As shown, when inserted through the opened portions 770 and 772, the rotatable retention members 775 may each be rotated by about ninety degrees to secure the bottom board 713 and the softgoods 711 to the base 712 (e.g., as shown in FIG. 7V), where the bottom panel of the softgoods 711 is secured between the bottom board 713 and the base 712.

[0068] FIGS. 8A and 8B are perspective views of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 800 having a slidable changer component 820 mounted beneath an oppositely slidable bassinet component 810 according to aspects of the disclosure. As shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 800 includes a bassinet componentAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 810, a changer component 820, and a stand 830. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 810 and the changer component 820 are non-removably connected to the stand 830. Alternatively, in some aspects, one or both of the bassinet component 810 and the changer component 820 may be removably connected to the stand 830.

[0069] In some aspects, as shown, the stand 830 includes height-adjustable legs 832 configured to increase and decrease the vertical distance between the bassinet component 810 and the ground, as well as the vertical distance between the changer component 820 and the ground. In some aspects, as shown, each of the height-adjustable legs 832 has an upper telescoping frame member 834 and a lower telescoping frame member 836. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 830 further includes a receiving assembly 880 mounted to the upper telescoping frame member 834 and having a track and / or walls that extend below the bottom of the bassinet component 810 to receive the changer component 820. In some aspects, the receiving assembly 880 may include a rack and pinion mechanism configured to control the opposing lateral movement of the bassinet component 810 and the changer component 820.

[0070] In some aspects, as shown in FIG. 8A, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 800 has a bassinet mode in which the changer component 820 is located beneath the bassinet component 810 and the height-adjustable legs 832 are substantially centered relative to the bassinet component 810 and the changer component 820. In some aspects, as shown in FIG. 8B, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 800 further has a changer mode in which the receiving assembly 880 provides for the changer component 820 to be pulled out from under the bassinet component 810 and the bassinet component 810 to move in an opposite direction to offset the weight of the extended changer component 820 and thereby maintain the stability of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 800 in the changer mode.

[0071] FIG. 9A is a perspective view of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 900 configured in a changer mode and having a collapsible changer component 920 mounted on top of a bassinet component 910 in a collapsed changer mode. FIG. 9C is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 900 configured in a bassinet mode and having the collapsible changer component 920 mounted beneath the bassinet component 910 in an expanded changer mode. FIG. 9B is a perspective view ofAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 900 being transitioned from the changer mode shown in FIG. 9A to the bassinet mode shown in FIG. 9C. As shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 900 includes a bassinet component 910, a collapsible changer component 920, and a stand 930. In some aspects, as shown, the bassinet component 910 is non-removably connected to the stand 930. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 930 includes height-adjustable legs 932 configured to increase and decrease the vertical distance between the bassinet component 910 and the ground, as well as the vertical distance between the collapsible changer component 920 and the ground. In some aspects, as shown, each of the height-adjustable legs 932 has an upper telescoping frame member 934 and a lower telescoping frame member 936. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 930 further includes a receiving component configured to receive the collapsible changer component 920 for storing the collapsible changer component 920 beneath the bassinet component 910 when the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 900 is in the bassinet mode. In some aspects, as shown, the collapsible changer component 920 includes a zipper 980 and changer fabric 990.

[0072] In some aspects, as shown in FIG. 9A, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 900 has a changer mode in which the collapsible changer component 920 is mounted to the top of the bassinet component 910 and the changer fabric 990 has been folded and secured by zipping the zipper 980. In some aspects, as shown in FIGS. 9B and 9C, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 900 further has a bassinet mode in which the collapsible changer component 920 is removed from the top of the bassinet component 910 and stowed on the stand 930, such as by flipping the collapsible changer component 920 beneath the bassinet component 910 and unzipping the zipper 980 to unfold the changer fabric 990 to create a basket for storage or any other suitable purpose.

[0073] FIG. 10A is a perspective view of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1000 configured in a bassinet mode and having a collapsible bassinet component 1010 mounted to a stand 1030. FIG. 10B is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1000 configured in a changer mode and having a changer component 1020 that is formed by transforming the collapsible bassinet component 1010. In some aspects, as shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1000 can transition from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by pressing down onAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO the walls of the bassinet component 1010 to bring the bottom surface 1014 of the bassinet component 1010 upwards and convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1000 to a standing changer (as shown in FIG. 10B). In some aspects, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1000 can transition from the changer mode to the bassinet mode by pulling up on the walls of the bassinet component 1010 to bring the bottom surface 1014 downwards and convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1000 to a standing bassinet (as shown in FIG. 10A).

[0074] FIG. 11 A is a perspective view of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1100 configured in a bassinet mode and having a collapsible bassinet component 1110 mounted to a stand 1130. FIG. 11 B is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1100 configured in a changer mode and having a changer component 1120 that is formed by transforming the collapsible bassinet component 1110. In some aspects, as shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1100 includes support arms 1180 and a pivot point actuator 1190 mounted to the bassinet component 1110 and the stand 1130. In some aspects, as shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1100 can transition from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by pressing the pivot point actuator 1190 and pressing down on the walls of the bassinet component 1110 to bring the bottom surface 1114 of the bassinet component 1110 upwards and convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1100 to a standing changer (as shown in FIG. 11 B). In some aspects, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1100 can transition from the changer mode to the bassinet mode by pressing the pivot point actuator 1190 and pulling up on the walls of the bassinet component 1110 to bring the bottom surface 1114 downwards and convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1100 to a standing bassinet (as shown in FIG. 11 A).

[0075] FIG. 12A is a perspective view of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1200 configured in a bassinet mode and having a collapsible bassinet component 1210 mounted to a stand 1230. FIG. 12C is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1200 configured in a changer mode and having a changer component 1220 that is formed by transforming the collapsible bassinet component 1210. FIG. 12B is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1200 transitioning from the bassinet mode to the changer mode. In someAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO aspects, as shown, the collapsible bassinet component 1210 includes a bottom surface 1214, a perimeter zipper 1280, and bassinet fabric 129O.ln some aspects, as shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1200 can transition from the changer mode to the bassinet mode by unzipping the perimeter zipper 1280 to release the tucked bassinet fabric 1290, lowering the bottom surface 1214 to convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1200 to a standing bassinet (as shown in FIG. 12A). In some aspects, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1200 can transition from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by zipping the perimeter zipper 1280 to tuck the bassinet fabric 1290, raising the bottom surface 1214 to convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1200 to a standing charger (as shown in FIGS. 12B and 12C).

[0076] FIG. 13A is a perspective view of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1300 configured in a bassinet mode and having a collapsible bassinet component 1310 mounted to a stand 1330. FIG. 13B is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1300 configured in a changer mode and having a changer component 1320 that is formed by transforming the collapsible bassinet component 1310. In some aspects, as shown, the collapsible bassinet component 1310 includes a bottom surface 1314, bassinet fabric 1390, magnetic buckles 1380, and receiving fasteners 1382. In some aspects, as shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1300 can transition from the changer mode to the bassinet mode by unfastening the magnetic buckles 1380 from the receiving fasteners 1382 to release the tucked bassinet fabric 1390, lowering the bottom surface 1314 to convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1300 to a standing bassinet (as shown in FIG.13A). In some aspects, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1300 can transition from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by tucking the bassinet fabric 1390 and fastening the magnetic buckles 1380 to the receiving fasteners 1382, raising the bottom surface 1314 to convert the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1300 to a standing charger (as shown in FIG. 13B).

[0077] FIG. 14 is a perspective view of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1400 having a storage component 1480 according to aspects of the disclosure. As shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1400 includes a bassinet component 1410 non-removably mounted to a stand 1430. As shown, the reconfigurableAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO child furniture assembly 1400 includes a changer component 1420 removably mounted to the top of the bassinet component. As shown, the changer component 1420 includes a storage component 1480 having storage pockets, zippers, button fasteners, and other suitable structures. In some aspects, as shown, the storage component 1480 may be integrally attached and / or mounted to the changer component 1420. In other aspects (not shown), the storage component 1480 may be provided separately from the changer component 1420 and the bassinet component 1410, and the storage component 1480 may may include mounting structures (e.g., hooks, clips) configured to attach to the top rails of changer component 1420, the top rails of the bassinet component 1410, the bottom 1413 of the bassinet component 1410, a portion of the stand 1430 (e.g., the crossbrace, leg, or legs), or any other suitable location. In some aspects, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1400 can transition from the changer mode to a bassinet mode by removing the changer component 1420 and stowing the changer component 1420 in any of the configurations disclosed herein or any other suitable configuration.

[0078] FIG. 15A is a perspective view of an example reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1500 configured in a bassinet mode and having a bassinet component 1510 mounted on top of a changer component 1520. FIG. 15C is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1500 configured in a changer mode and having the bassinet component 1510 mounted beneath the changer component 1520. FIG. 15B is a perspective view of the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1500 being transitioned from the bassinet mode shown in FIG. 15A to the changer mode shown in FIG. 15C. As shown, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1500 includes a bassinet component 1510, a changer component 1520, and a stand 1530. In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 1520 is non-removably connected to the stand 1530, and the stand 1530 is configured to support the changer component 1520 above a ground surface. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 1530 includes height-adjustable legs 1532 configured to increase and decrease the vertical distance between the changer component 1520 and the ground, as well as the vertical distance between the bassinet component 1510 and the ground. In some aspects, as shown, each of the height-adjustable legs 1532 has an upper telescoping frame member 1534 and a lower telescoping frame member 1536. In some aspects, as shown, the stand 1530 furtherAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO includes a receiving component configured to receive the bassinet component 1510 for storing the bassinet component 1510 beneath the changer component 1520 when the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1500 is in the changer mode. In some aspects, as shown in FIG. 15A, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1500 has a bassinet mode in which the bassinet component 1510 is removably attached to the changer component 1520. In some aspects, as shown in FIGS. 15B and 15C, the reconfigurable child furniture assembly 1500 further has a changer mode in which the bassinet component 1510 is removed from the changer component 1520 and stowed on the stand 1530, such as by placing the bassinet component 1510 beneath the changer component 1520 to create a basket for storage or any other suitable purpose.

[0079] In some aspects, as shown, the changer component 1520 has changer sidewalls and a first child support surface, and the bassinet component 1510 has bassinet sidewalls and a second child support surface, where the bassinet sidewalls have a greater depth than the changer sidewalls. In some aspects, the bassinet component 1510 selectively mountable to the changer component 1520 in a first configuration and a second configuration. In some aspects, the first configuration (e.g., bassinet mode) provides the bassinet component 1510 with the second child support surface positioned above the changer component 1520. In some aspects, the changer component 1520 has top rails, and the first configuration of the bassinet component 1510 is the bassinet component 1510 mounted to the top rails of the changer component 1520. In some aspects, the bassinet component 1510 includes at least one of a hook, clip, and a rotating fastener for attaching to the changer component 1520. In some aspects, the second configuration (e.g., changer mode) provides the bassinet component 1510 below the changer component 1520 or removed from the changer component 1520. In some aspects, as shown, the second configuration of the bassinet component 1510 provides the bassinet component 1510 mounted to the stand 1530 (e.g., to the upper telescoping frame members 1534) and positions the second child support surface in a substantially horizontal orientation for storage use. Alternatively, in some aspects (not shown), the second configuration of the bassinet component 1510 provides the bassinet component 1510 positioned in a substantially vertical orientation. In some aspects, the second configuration of the bassinet component 1510 provides the bassinet component 1510Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO freestanding on a support surface without the stand 1530 or the changer component 1520. In some aspects, the bassinet component 1510 may include feet that are movable between a first position for the first configuration of the bassinet component 1510 connecting to the changer component 1520, and a second position for supporting the bassinet component 1510 freestanding.

[0080] FIGS. 16-25 show various views of example storage components configured to be connected to any combination of the bassinet components, changer components, and stands described herein, the storage components being movable relative thereto.

[0081] FIGS. 16A, 16B, and 16C show perspective views of a pivotable storage component 1600 (e.g., accessory tray) that is pivotably mounted on the side of a bassinet component 1610 and pivotable about a first axis P1 (e.g., a horizontal axis as shown in FIG. 16B), a second axis P2 (e.g., a vertical axis as shown in FIG. 16C), or both.

[0082] FIG. 17A is a top view and FIGS. 17B, 17C, and 17D are perspective views of movable storage components 1700 (e.g., pivoting storage), 1702 (e.g., pockets), 1704 (e.g., hanging caddy), and 1706 (e.g., shelf), respectively, that are detachably connected to the top rail 1716 of a bassinet component 1710. As shown in FIG. 7A, the storage component 1700 is moveable along the top rail 1716 for customizable access (e.g., three positions, as shown). In some aspects, one or more of the storage components 1700, 1702, 1704, and 1706 may be a tote or pouch configured for use on and off of the bassinet component 1710. In some aspects, one or more of the storage components 1700, 1702, 1704, and 1706 have the flexibility to mount along any part of top rail 1716. In some aspects, the top of one or more of the storage components 1700, 1702, 1704, and 1706 may be flexible (e.g., softgoods, rubber) and / or the connectors thereof may be pivotable or otherwise adjustable.

[0083] FIG. 18 shows a perspective view of a slidable storage component 1800 that is slidably mounted to the top rail 1816 of a bassinet component 1810. As shown, the storage component 1800 can move along top rail 1816 while maintaining attachment to the bassinet component 1810, allowing customizable access.

[0084] FIG. 19 shows a perspective view of a rotatable side storage component 1900 (e.g., "Ferris wheel" storage) that is rotatably mounted on the side of a bassinetAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO component 1910 and rotatable about the longitudinal axis of the bassinet component 1910 for customizable access.

[0085] FIGS. 20A and 20B show perspective views of a flexibly-attached storage component 2000 (e.g., storage bin) having flexible arms 2001 that flexibly connect (e.g., tether) the storage component 2000 to a bassinet component 1910 for customizable access.

[0086] FIGS. 21 A and 210B show perspective views of a rotatable under-bassinet storage component 2100 (e.g., basket) that is pivotably connected to a stand 2130 underneath a bassinet component 2110 (e.g., to an upper telescoping frame member of the stand 2130 to which the bassinet component 2110 is mounted) for customizable access.

[0087] FIGS. 22A, 22B, and 22C are top views of frame-based storage components 2200, 2202, and 2204, respectively, that are formed in or attached to the top rail 2216 of the bassinet component 2210 in a storage volume provided by the frame of the bassinet component 2210 (including the top rail 2216) being larger than the sleep surface of the mattress 2215. FIG. 22D is a side view of the frame-based storage component 2204.

[0088] FIGS. 23A and 23B are perspective views of a leg-mounted storage component 2300 (e.g., storage tray) that is mounted to a height-adjustable leg 2332 of a bassinet component 2310. As shown, the leg-mounted storage component 2300 is vertically slidable from a lower position to a higher position and thereby adjustable for customizable access. FIGS. 23C and 23D are perspective views of a leg-mounted tower storage component 2302 (e.g., storage tower) that is mounted to an extended height-adjustable leg 2333 of the bassinet component 2310. As shown, the extended height-adjustable leg 2333 extends vertically above the top of the bassinet component 2310, and the leg-mounted tower storage component 2302 includes one or more height-adjustable bins mounted thereto.

[0089] FIG. 24 shows a perspective view of a deployable storage component 2400 that is removably attached to the side of a bassinet component 1910. In some aspects, the deployable storage component 2400 may deploy for use and roll up or reel up when not in use.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO

[0090] FIGS. 25A and 25B show side views of an expandible storage component 2500 (e.g., accordion storage) that is deployably mounted on the side of a bassinet component 2510 and is retractable (as shown in FIG. 25A) and extendable (as shown in FIG. 25B) for customizable access. In some aspects, the storage component 2500 may be biased (e.g., spring-biased, elastic-biased) toward the retracted position shown in FIG.25A. As shown, the deployable storage component 2500 defines an expandable storage volume.

[0091] The above-described example embodiments and / or aspects may be implemented in various configurations and operated with various methods which are listed below:1. A multipurpose bassinet assembly, comprising:a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a first child support surface; a stand for supporting the bassinet component above a ground surface; and a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in a first configuration and a second configuration, the changer component having changer sidewalls and a second child support surface, the changer sidewalls having a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls,wherein the first configuration provides the changer component with the second child support surface positioned above the bassinet component, and wherein the second configuration provides the changer component positioned below the bassinet component or removed from the bassinet component.2. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , the bassinet component further having top rails, and wherein the first configuration of the changer component is the changer component mounted to the top rails of the bassinet component.3. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, wherein the changer component is removably attachable to the bassinet component.4. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , the changer component comprising at least one of: a hook, clip, and a rotating fastener for attaching to the bassinet component.5. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, wherein the second configuration of the changer component provides the changer component mounted to theAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO stand and positions the second child support surface in a horizontal orientation for storage use.6. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, wherein the second configuration of the changer component provides the changer component freestanding on a support surface without the stand or the bassinet component.7. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, wherein the changer component includes feet that are movable between a first position for the first configuration of the changer component connecting to the bassinet component, and a second position for supporting the changer component freestanding.8. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, wherein the second configuration of the changer component provides the changer component positioned in a vertical orientation.9. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, wherein the changer component includes a mounting component configured to attach the changer component to the bassinet component in both the first configuration and the second configuration.10. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, the stand comprising a height-adjustable leg.11. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 10, the stand comprising a height adjustment actuator coupled to the height-adjustable leg, the stand further comprising an electronics interface communicatively coupled to the height adjustment actuator and configured to control an actuation of the height adjustment actuator to raise or lower the height-adjustable leg.12. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, the bassinet component being non-removably connected to the stand.13. A multipurpose changer assembly, comprising:a changer component having changer sidewalls and a first child support surface; anda bassinet component selectively mountable to the changer component in a first configuration and a second configuration, the bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a second child support surface, the bassinet sidewalls having a first depth that is greater than a second depth of the changer sidewalls,Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO wherein the first configuration provides the bassinet component with the second child support surface positioned above the changer component, and wherein the second configuration provides the bassinet component below the changer component or removed from the changer component.14. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, further comprising a stand for supporting the changer component above a ground surface.15. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, wherein the second configuration of the bassinet component provides the bassinet component mounted to the stand and positions the second child support surface in a horizontal orientation for storage use.16. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, wherein the second configuration of the bassinet component provides the bassinet component freestanding on a support surface without the stand or the changer component.17. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, the stand comprising a height-adjustable leg.18. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 17, the stand comprising a height adjustment actuator mechanically coupled to the height-adjustable leg, the stand further comprising an electronics interface communicatively coupled to the height adjustment actuator and configured to control an actuation of the height adjustment actuator to raise or lower the height-adjustable leg.19. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, the changer component being non-removably connected to the stand.20. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, the changer component further having top rails, and wherein the first configuration of the bassinet component is the bassinet component mounted to the top rails of the changer component.21. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the bassinet component is removably attachable to the changer component.22. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, the bassinet component comprising at least one of: a hook, clip, and a rotating fastener for attaching to the changer component.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 23. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the bassinet component includes feet that are movable between a first position for the first configuration of the bassinet component connecting to the changer component, and a second position for supporting the bassinet component freestanding.24. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the second configuration of the bassinet component provides the bassinet component positioned in a vertical orientation.25. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the changer component includes a mounting component configured to attach the changer component to the bassinet component in both the first configuration and the second configuration.26. A multipurpose bassinet assembly, comprising:a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a first child support surface; a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in a use configuration positioned above the bassinet component and a storage configuration positioned below the bassinet component, the changer component having changer sidewalls and a second child support surface, the changer sidewalls having a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls, the changer component having a mounting component; and a stand having a leg and a receiving component configured to receive the mounting component for the changer component in the storage configuration,wherein the mounting component is sized to interfit with the receiving component and tilt relative to the receiving component without disconnecting from the bassinet component.27. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the mounting component comprising one or more pendulum mounting structures, magnet mounting structures, angled limiting surfaces, or combinations thereof.28. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component is configured to allow the changer component to tilt in two directions relative to the receiving component.29. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component is configured to allow the changer component to detach from the bassinet component when the changer component is tilted beyond a predetermined limit angle.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 30. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the receiving component and the mounting component are shaped to allow a range of pivoting motion for the changer component relative to the bassinet component.31. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component is a pendulum.32. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component can pivot within the receiving component in a range selected from one of: less than 90 degrees, less than 60 degrees, less than 45 degrees, less than 30 degrees, about ±45 degrees, about ±30 degrees, about ±15 degrees, about ±10 degrees, or about ±5 degrees.33. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the bassinet having a bassinet top rail, the changer component having a changer top rail configured to rest within the bassinet top rail when in the use configuration.34. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 33, the changer top rail being shorter than the bassinet top rail.35. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the stand being height adjustable.36. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the changer component further being selectively mountable in a third mode for temporary storage with the changer component oriented generally vertically and a first portion of the changer component resting on a second portion of a top rail of the bassinet component.37. A bassinet comprising sidewalls; a mattress; and a support surface below the mattress; and softgoods extending along the sidewalls and the support surface, wherein the softgoods are selectively removable from a bottom side of the support surface.38. The bassinet of claim 37, the bassinet further comprising a base having one or more first holes, the softgoods having one or more second holes each configured to be respectively aligned with one of the first holes.39. The bassinet of claim 38, the softgoods being secured between the support surface and the base.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 40. The bassinet of claim 37, the bassinet has one or more retention members for selective attachment or removal of the softgoods to the bottom side of the support surface.41. The bassinet of claim 40, the one or more retention members are mounted to a bottom of the support surface and configured to extend through the softgoods.42. The bassinet of claim 37, further comprising a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet in either of: (i) a use configuration positioned above the support surface, and (ii) a storage configuration positioned below the support surface.43. A multipurpose changer assembly, comprising:changer sidewalls; a top rail; a child support surface; anda plurality of connectors, wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to provide a first configuration for engaging a bassinet or playard, and wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to provide a second configuration for supporting the multipurpose changer assembly freestanding on a support surface.44. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 43, wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to be rotatably connected to the top rail.45. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 43, wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to rotate between the first configuration and the second configuration.46. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 43, wherein the top rail is a first top rail, and wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to positively engage a second top rail of the bassinet or playard.47. A reconfigurable child furniture assembly, comprising:a child support component; anda stand for supporting the child support component above a ground surface, wherein the child support component has sidewalls and a child support surface, and the child support component is configurable between:a bassinet mode with bassinet sidewalls at a first depth, and a changer mode with changer sidewalls at a second depth.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 48. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by reducing a depth of the sidewalls from the second depth to the first depth.49. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by rotating the child support component.50. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by sliding a changer component laterally from a bottom portion of the child support component.51. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by extending a softgoods panel from a stowed position adjacent to a bassinet component.52. A bassinet assembly, comprising:a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a child support surface; a stand having a leg; anda storage component connected to the bassinet component, the storage component being movable relative to the bassinet component.53. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, wherein the storage component is pivotably connected to the bassinet component and configured to pivot about a horizontal axis or a vertical axis.54. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, wherein the storage component is attachable to a top rail of the bassinet component.55. The bassinet assembly of claim 54, wherein the storage component is slidable relative to the top rail of the bassinet component.56. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, wherein the storage component defines an expandable storage volume.57. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, further comprising a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in either of: (i) a use configuration positioned above the bassinet component, and (ii) a storage configuration positioned below the bassinet component.Attorney Docket No. WON-PTO68WO

[0092] While various modes and configurations have been described for bassinet assemblies for bedside use, one of ordinary skill in the art would understand that additional modes and configurations are possible and within the scope of the present disclosure. It should be noted that the illustrations and descriptions of the examples, aspects, and embodiments shown in the figures are for example purposes only, and should not be construed limiting the disclosure. One skilled in the art will appreciate that the present disclosure contemplates various examples, aspects, and embodiments. Additionally, it should be understood that the concepts described above with the abovedescribed examples, aspects, and embodiments may be employed alone or in combination with any of the other examples, aspects, and embodiments described above. It should further be appreciated that the various alternative examples, aspects, and embodiments described above with respect to one illustrated example, aspect, or embodiment can apply to all examples, aspects, and embodiments as described herein, unless otherwise indicated.

[0093] Certain terminology is used in the following description for convenience only and is not limiting. The words “left,” “right,” “raise,” “lower,” “upwards,” “downwards,” and the like designate directions in the drawings to which reference is made. The words “retract” and “extend” refer to directions towards and away from parts referenced in the drawings. A reference to a list of items that are cited as “at least one of a, b, or c” (where a, b, and c represent the items being listed) means any single one of the items a, b, or c, or combinations thereof (e.g., a and b; b and c; a and c; a, b, and c; etc.). The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular examples, aspects, and embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the present disclosure. As used herein, the singular forms “a,” “an,” “the,” and “one” are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It will be understood that reference herein to “a,” “an,” “the,” or “one” to describe a feature such as a component or structure does not foreclose additional features or multiples of the feature. For instance, reference to a device or assembly having, comprising, including, or defining “one” of a feature does not preclude the device or assembly from having, comprising, including, or defining more than one of the feature, as long as the device or assembly has, comprises, includes, or defines at least one of the feature. Similarly, reference herein to “one of” aAttorney Docket No. WON-PTO68WO plurality of features does not foreclose the example, aspect, or embodiment from including two or more of the features. Conditional language used herein, such as, among others, “can,” “could,” “may,” “e g.,” and the like, unless specifically stated otherwise, or otherwise understood within the context as used, is generally intended to convey that certain examples, aspects, and embodiments include, while others do not include, certain features, elements, and / or steps. Thus, such conditional language is not generally intended to imply that features, elements, and / or steps are in anyway required for one or more examples, aspects, and embodiments or that one or more examples, aspects, and embodiments necessarily include logic for deciding, with or without author input or prompting, whether these features, elements and / or steps are included or are to be performed in any particular embodiment. The terms “comprising,” “including,” “having,” and the like are synonymous and are used inclusively, in an open-ended fashion, and do not exclude additional elements, features, acts, operations, and so forth. For example, it will be understood that the terms “comprises,” “comprising,” etc., when used in this specification, specify the presence of stated features, steps, operations, elements, and / or components, but do not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, operations, element components, and / or groups thereof. Also, the term “or” is used in its inclusive sense (and not in its exclusive sense) so that when used, for example, to connect a list of elements, the term “or” means one, some, or all of the elements in the list. The terminology includes the words specifically noted above, derivatives thereof, and words of similar import.

[0094] Having thus described the illustrated examples, aspects, and embodiments in detail, it is to be appreciated and will be apparent to those skilled in the art that many physical changes, only a few of which are described in the detailed description of the disclosure, could be made without altering the disclosure embodied therein. It is also to be appreciated that numerous examples, aspects, and embodiments incorporating only part of the illustrated examples, aspects, and embodiments are possible which do not alter, with respect to those parts, the disclosure embodied therein.

[0095] The present examples, aspects, and embodiments and optional configurations are therefore to be considered in all respects as examples and / or illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the disclosure being indicated by the appendedAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO claims rather than by the foregoing description, and all alternate examples, aspects, and embodiments and changes to these examples, aspects, and embodiments which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of said claims are therefore to be embraced therein.

[0096] Although the disclosure may illustrate different examples, aspects, and embodiments, it is contemplated that aspects of individual examples, aspects, and embodiments may be combined or omitted. Therefore, the disclosure and claims are not intended to be limited to the illustrated examples, aspects, and embodiments. While certain examples, aspects, and embodiments have been described, these examples, aspects, and embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the disclosure herein. Thus, nothing in the foregoing description is intended to imply that any particular feature, characteristic, step, module, or block is necessary or indispensable. Indeed, the methods and systems described herein may be embodied in a variety of other forms; furthermore, various omissions, substitutions, and changes in the form of the methods and systems described herein may be made without departing from the spirit of the disclosure herein. The accompanying claims and their equivalents are intended to cover such forms or modifications as would fall within the scope and spirit of certain of the examples, aspects, and / or embodiments disclosed herein.

[0097] It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes may be made to the examples, aspects, and embodiments described above without departing from the disclosure thereof. It should further be appreciated that structural features and methods associated with one of the examples, aspects, and / or embodiments can be incorporated into other examples, aspects, and / or embodiments. It is understood, therefore, that this disclosure is not limited to the particular example, aspect, or embodiment disclosed, but rather modifications are also covered within the scope of the present disclosure as defined by the appended claims.

[0098] While the present disclosure has been described with reference to example aspects and embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes may be made and equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof without departing from the scope of the present disclosure. In addition, many modifications may be made to adapt a particular situation or material to the teachings of the presentAttorney Docket No. WON-PTO68WO disclosure without departing from the essential scope thereof. Therefore, it is intended that the present disclosure not be limited to the particular embodiment disclosed as the best mode contemplated for carrying out this present disclosure, but that the present disclosure will include all examples, aspects, and embodiments falling within the scope of the claims.

Claims

Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO CLAIMSWhat is claimed is:

1. A multipurpose bassinet assembly, comprising:a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a first child support surface; a stand for supporting the bassinet component above a ground surface; and a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in a first configuration and a second configuration, the changer component having changer sidewalls and a second child support surface, the changer sidewalls having a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls,wherein the first configuration provides the changer component with the second child support surface positioned above the bassinet component, and wherein the second configuration provides the changer component positioned below the bassinet component or removed from the bassinet component.

2. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, the bassinet component further having top rails, and wherein the first configuration of the changer component is the changer component mounted to the top rails of the bassinet component.

3. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the changer component is removably attachable to the bassinet component.

4. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, the changer component comprising at least one of: a hook, clip, and a rotating fastener for attaching to the bassinet component.

5. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the second configuration of the changer component provides the changer component mounted to the stand and positions the second child support surface in a horizontal orientation for storage use.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 6. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the second configuration of the changer component provides the changer component freestanding on a support surface without the stand or the bassinet component.

7. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the changer component includes feet that are movable between a first position for the first configuration of the changer component connecting to the bassinet component, and a second position for supporting the changer component freestanding.

8. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the second configuration of the changer component provides the changer component positioned in a vertical orientation.

9. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the changer component includes a mounting component configured to attach the changer component to the bassinet component in both the first configuration and the second configuration.

10. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, the stand comprising a height-adjustable leg.

11. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 10, the stand comprising a height adjustment actuator coupled to the height-adjustable leg, the stand further comprising an electronics interface communicatively coupled to the height adjustment actuator and configured to control an actuation of the height adjustment actuator to raise or lower the height-adjustable leg.

12. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 1, the bassinet component being non-removably connected to the stand.

13. A multipurpose changer assembly, comprising:a changer component having changer sidewalls and a first child support surface; andAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO a bassinet component selectively mountable to the changer component in a first configuration and a second configuration, the bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a second child support surface, the bassinet sidewalls having a first depth that is greater than a second depth of the changer sidewalls,wherein the first configuration provides the bassinet component with the second child support surface positioned above the changer component, and wherein the second configuration provides the bassinet component below the changer component or removed from the changer component.

14. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, further comprising a stand for supporting the changer component above a ground surface.

15. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, wherein the second configuration of the bassinet component provides the bassinet component mounted to the stand and positions the second child support surface in a horizontal orientation for storage use.

16. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, wherein the second configuration of the bassinet component provides the bassinet component freestanding on a support surface without the stand or the changer component.

17. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, the stand comprising a height-adjustable leg.

18. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 17, the stand comprising a height adjustment actuator mechanically coupled to the height-adjustable leg, the stand further comprising an electronics interface communicatively coupled to the height adjustment actuator and configured to control an actuation of the height adjustment actuator to raise or lower the height-adjustable leg.

19. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 14, the changer component being non-removably connected to the stand.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 20. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, the changer component further having top rails, and wherein the first configuration of the bassinet component is the bassinet component mounted to the top rails of the changer component.

21. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the bassinet component is removably attachable to the changer component.

22. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, the bassinet component comprising at least one of: a hook, clip, and a rotating fastener for attaching to the changer component.

23. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the bassinet component includes feet that are movable between a first position for the first configuration of the bassinet component connecting to the changer component, and a second position for supporting the bassinet component freestanding.

24. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the second configuration of the bassinet component provides the bassinet component positioned in a vertical orientation.

25. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 13, wherein the changer component includes a mounting component configured to attach the changer component to the bassinet component in both the first configuration and the second configuration.

26. A multipurpose bassinet assembly, comprising:a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a first child support surface; a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in a use configuration positioned above the bassinet component and a storage configuration positioned below the bassinet component, the changer component having changer sidewalls and a second child support surface, the changer sidewalls having a lesser depth than the bassinet sidewalls, the changer component having a mounting component; andAttorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO a stand having a leg and a receiving component configured to receive the mounting component for the changer component in the storage configuration,wherein the mounting component is sized to interfit with the receiving component and tilt relative to the receiving component without disconnecting from the bassinet component.

27. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the mounting component comprising one or more pendulum mounting structures, magnet mounting structures, angled limiting surfaces, or combinations thereof.

28. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component is configured to allow the changer component to tilt in two directions relative to the receiving component.

29. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component is configured to allow the changer component to detach from the bassinet component when the changer component is tilted beyond a predetermined limit angle.

30. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the receiving component and the mounting component are shaped to allow a range of pivoting motion for the changer component relative to the bassinet component.

31. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component is a pendulum.

32. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, wherein the mounting component can pivot within the receiving component in a range selected from one of: less than 90 degrees, less than 60 degrees, less than 45 degrees, less than 30 degrees, about ±45 degrees, about ±30 degrees, about ±15 degrees, about ±10 degrees, or about ±5 degrees.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 33. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the bassinet having a bassinet top rail, the changer component having a changer top rail configured to rest within the bassinet top rail when in the use configuration.

34. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 33, the changer top rail being shorter than the bassinet top rail.

35. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the stand being height adjustable.

36. The multipurpose bassinet assembly of claim 26, the changer component further being selectively mountable in a third mode for temporary storage with the changer component oriented generally vertically and a first portion of the changer component resting on a second portion of a top rail of the bassinet component.

37. A bassinet comprising sidewalls; a mattress; and a support surface below the mattress; and softgoods extending along the sidewalls and the support surface, wherein the softgoods are selectively removable from a bottom side of the support surface.

38. The bassinet of claim 37, the bassinet further comprising a base having one or more first holes, the softgoods having one or more second holes each configured to be respectively aligned with one of the first holes.

39. The bassinet of claim 38, the softgoods being secured between the support surface and the base.

40. The bassinet of claim 37, the bassinet has one or more retention members for selective attachment or removal of the softgoods to the bottom side of the support surface.

41. The bassinet of claim 40, the one or more retention members are mounted to a bottom of the support surface and configured to extend through the softgoods.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 42. The bassinet of claim 37, further comprising a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet in either of: (i) a use configuration positioned above the support surface, and (ii) a storage configuration positioned below the support surface.

43. A multipurpose changer assembly, comprising:changer sidewalls; a top rail; a child support surface; anda plurality of connectors, wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to provide a first configuration for engaging a bassinet or playard, and wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to provide a second configuration for supporting the multipurpose changer assembly freestanding on a support surface.

44. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 43, wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to be rotatably connected to the top rail.

45. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 43, wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to rotate between the first configuration and the second configuration.

46. The multipurpose changer assembly of claim 43, wherein the top rail is a first top rail, and wherein the plurality of connectors are configured to positively engage a second top rail of the bassinet or playard.

47. A reconfigurable child furniture assembly, comprising:a child support component; anda stand for supporting the child support component above a ground surface, wherein the child support component has sidewalls and a child support surface, and the child support component is configurable between:a bassinet mode with bassinet sidewalls at a first depth, and a changer mode with changer sidewalls at a second depth.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO 48. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by reducing a depth of the sidewalls from the second depth to the first depth.

49. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by rotating the child support component.

50. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by sliding a changer component laterally from a bottom portion of the child support component.

51. The reconfigurable child furniture assembly of claim 47, wherein the child support component is configured to change from the bassinet mode to the changer mode by extending a softgoods panel from a stowed position adjacent to a bassinet component.

52. A bassinet assembly, comprising:a bassinet component having bassinet sidewalls and a child support surface; a stand having a leg; anda storage component connected to the bassinet component, the storage component being movable relative to the bassinet component.

53. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, wherein the storage component is pivotably connected to the bassinet component and configured to pivot about a horizontal axis or a vertical axis.

54. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, wherein the storage component is attachable to a top rail of the bassinet component.

55. The bassinet assembly of claim 54, wherein the storage component is slidable relative to the top rail of the bassinet component.Attorney Docket No. WON-PT068WO56. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, wherein the storage component defines an expandable storage volume.

57. The bassinet assembly of claim 52, further comprising a changer component selectively mountable to the bassinet component in either of: (i) a use configuration positioned above the bassinet component, and (ii) a storage configuration positioned below the bassinet component.

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