Abstract: A portable double level cradle rocking bassinet including a standard bassinet onto which is formed lower fixed rockers and also formed elongated foldout rockers. The bassinet has a frame portion to which are attached the lower fixed rockers on either end of the frame portion. When the bassinet is to be rocked, the individual simply unfolds the bassinet to the open condition, places the baby in the frame portion and then rocks the bassinet back and forth on the lower fixed rockers at a ground level. The bassinet also has foldout rockers which can be unfolded to the extended condition, so that the bassinet can be rocked back and forth at a bed or chair level. The foldout rockers can be stored by folding upwardly against the underside of the frame portion and are retained thereto by mating fasteners.

Abstract: A portable double level cradle rocking bassinet including a standard bassinet onto which is formed lower fixed rockers and also formed elongated foldout rockers. The bassinet has a frame portion to which are attached the lower fixed rockers on either end of the frame portion. When the bassinet is to be rocked, the individual simply unfolds the bassinet to the open condition, places the baby in the frame portion and then rocks the bassinet back and forth on the lower fixed rockers at a ground level. The bassinet also has foldout rockers which can be unfolded to the extended condition, so that the bassinet can be rocked back and forth at a bed or chair level. The foldout rockers can be stored by folding upwardly against the underside of the frame portion and are retained thereto by mating fasteners.

Abstract: A structure which can be removably placed under the bed portion of a conventional bassinet and between its four legs such that the legs are lifted up off the gound by a sufficient distance to enable the bassinet to be rocked in either the head to toe rocking mode or cradle rocked, depending upon the orientation of the bassinet relative to the rocker sections of the present invention. A structure having at least one pair of parallel and separated rockers adjacent its lowermost portion is sized to fit beneath the bed and spaced to fit between the four legs of a conventional bassinet and oriented such that the pair of parallel and separated rockers are aligned in the same direction as the head and foot of the bassinet carriage, and the height of the structure is sized to cause the four legs of the bassinet to be lifted off the ground by a sufficient amount to permit the rockers to freely rock back and forth.