All domestic furniture (including baby-carriers and baby-cots) structurally adapted to be used by children, if not provided in other part of the classification. 

Reference A47C and B60N 2/26 are non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 1/00. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.

Subject matter including a chair and an attached tray. The tray is an element having a horizontal surface (at least in an operative or use position) configured to support articles on top of it. In general, the tray is relatively small (a table encircling a chair is not considered a tray; see the references below) so that the supporting structure of the chair and tray is not substantially larger than required to support a chair alone. The tray is attached to only a single chair.

Subject matter in which the tray can be moved between and fixed in a plurality of use positions relative to the chair seat without the use of tools.

Subject matter in which the tray is movable to a position in which it is not usable, e.g. due to its normally horizontal surface lying in a vertical plane, while remaining attached to the chair.

Subject matter in which the tray is constructed so as to allow separation of the tray from the chair without destroying either one.

Subject matter in which the tray is movable to a position in which it is not usable, e.g. due to its normally horizontal surface lying in a vertical plane, while remaining attached to the chair.

Subject matter in which the seat of the chair is located, in normal use, at a height such that the feet of a seated child are typically at a substantial distance above the surface (e.g. floor) supporting the chair.

Children's tables if not provided in other part of the classification

Subject matter including a table that surrounds a seat attached to the table.

Illustrative example of subject matter classified in A47D 3/001:

Reference A47B 67/00 is non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 5/00. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.

Beds for children during the later period of their life, especially for already walking children.

Reference A47C is non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 7/00. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.

Beds for children during the earliest period of their life, especially before they can walk.

Reference B62B 9/22 is non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 9/02. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.

Reference A47B 85/00 is non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 11/00. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.

Nursery furniture if not provided in other part of the classification, e.g. baby feeding cushions.

Illustrative example of the subject-matter classified in this group:

Baby walkers and harnesses for helping babies to walk.

Reference A61H 3/04 is non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 13/04. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.

Children's play-pens having walls enclosing a child from all sides.

Devices for use in guiding or supporting children if not provided in other part of the classification, e.g. baby feeding cushions or harnesses for already walking children.

References A47C 3/02 and A63G 9/00 are non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 13/10. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.

Accessories for domestic children's furniture, e.g. mattresses; restraining devices, safety belts, contoured cushions or side bumpers, or bed-cover holders preventing babies from throwing-off the bed covers.

References A61J 9/06, A62B 35/00, B60R 22/00 and B64D 25/06 are non-limiting in the subgroup A47D 13/10. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency is resolved in IPC.