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Claim 1

IN AN INFANT CRIB COMPRISING IN COMBINATION END MEMBERS HAVING GENERALLY HORIZONTAL UPPER EDGES, SAID GATES EXTENDING LONGITUDINALLY BETWEEN SAID END MEMBERS AND HAVING GENERALLY HORIZONTAL UPPER EDGES, SAID UPPER EDGES OF SAID SIDE GATES BEING ON A LEVEL BELOW SAID UPPER EDGES OF SAID END MEMBERS, THE IMPROVEMENT COMPRISING A SAFETY TOP FOR SAID CRIB PROVIDING ADEQUATE HEAD ROOM SUCH THAT THE OCCUPANT OF SAID CRIB MAY FREELY WALK WITHIN SAID CRIB, SAID SAFETY TOP BEING DETACHABLY CONNECTED TO SAID GENERALLY HORIZONTAL UPPER EDGES OF SAID END MEMBERS OF SAID CRIB, SAID SAFETY TOP INCLUDING A GENERALLY HORIZONTAL UPPER WALL, A PAIR OF DEPENDING GENERALLY UPRIGHT END WALLS EACH OF WHICH IS FIXEDLY CONNECTED TO SAID UPPER WALL AT ITS OPPOSITE ENDS, SAID END WALLS OF SAID SAFETY TOP HAVING GENERALLY HORIZONTAL LOWER EDGES WHICH REST UPON SAID GENERALLY HORIZONTAL UPPER EDGES OF SAID END MEMBERS OF SAID CRIB, A PAIR OF GENERALLY UPRIGHT SIDE WALLS HAVING GENERALLY HORIZONTAL LOWER EDGES TERMINATING ADJACENTLY ABOVE SAID SPACED FROM SAID GENERALLY HORIZONTAL UPPER EDGES OF SAID CRIB SIDE GATES, ATTACHING MEANS SLIDEABLY AND ADJUSTABLY ATTACHING EACH OF SAID TOP SIDE WALLS TO SAID END WALLS ON THEIR OPPOSITE SIDES WHEREBY SAID TOP SIDE WALS MAY BE SELECTIVELY RAISED TO PROVIDE READY ACCESS TO THE OCCUPANT OF SAID CRIB AND LOWERED TO PREVENT THE OCCUPANT FROM FALLING OUT OF THE SAME.