A baby seat and carrier system structured and arranged to comfort and calm an infant when a caregiver is not able to by soothing and swaddling an infant in a gentle, womb-like environment, holding the infant in a natural cradling position while a rocker stand provides a relaxing continuous motion while a removable white noise generator blocks out the tumult of the outside world

A car seat catching system for spilled liquids and dropped objects. At least one collection sheet surrounds a child car seat. The collection sheet may have one or more rib to support the collection sheet and provide at least semi-rigid, bowl-shaped support for the at least one collection sheet. In an example with a base, a removable tray can be provided within the base. The base is configured to collect crumbs and smaller objects in the removable tray, while blocking larger objects from entering into the base so that the larger objects remain on the at least one collection sheet for retrieval by a child in the child car seat and/or other person.

A mattress includes a generally rectangular prismatic foam body, having a length, a width, and a thickness, having a top surface, a plurality of slits in the top surface of the foam body extending across the width of the body to divide the top surface into a plurality of adjacent slats. An elongate chamber extends through the body, parallel to and aligned with each slit. At least one fluid filled cell disposed in each of the elongate chambers to support the edges of adjacent slats.

An engaging device and an infant seat assembly having the engaging device. The engaging device is adapted to fix the baby carrier to the high chair, the baby carrier has a crossbar and the high chair has a carrier base. The engaging device includes an engaging base and a first engaging mechanism. The engaging base is adapted to be connected to the carrier base. The first engaging mechanism is movably disposed on the engaging base. The first engaging mechanism is adapted to releasably engage the crossbar with the engaging base. The infant seat assembly includes a high chair and the aforementioned engaging device. The baby basket can be detachably mounted to the carrier base of the high chair by the engaging device.

A portable booster seat for supporting a child on a chair having a retractable clamping arm that is extendable to an underside surface of a chair seat and selectively moveable to clamp the booster seat to the chair.

A supportive cushion and restraint for an infant or young child in a shopping cart seat which includes an upper cushioned body that provides torso and back support by including a rigid plastic sheet insert located posterior and parallel to compressed polyester padding; and is hinged at a horizontal seam to a lower cushioned body (the seat portion), which encloses compressed polyester padding; a wide belt that secures by hook and loop type fasteners and extends from the upper cushioned body, wrapping forward around the torso, securing the child in place and adjusting to most girths; the upper and lower cushioned bodies are enclosed in the same durable fabric as the wide belt; two pairs of heavy duty strap-and-buckle units extend from the upper cushioned body, providing the means to secure the upper cushioned body to the shopping cart basket, and ensuring proper support and comfortable restraint of the child.

A collapsible convertible highchair and infant carrier stand device is provided. It includes basket and a base supporting the basket. The basket is configured to receive an infant carrier or to directly support a seated infant. The basket includes a bottom wall, a first end wall, a pair of sidewalls, a second end wall, a crotch panel and a back support panel. The crotch panel and the back support panel are located in the basket between the first and second end walls. Each is configured to be pivoted from a stowed position, when the device is holding an infant carrier, to an operative position when the device is directly supporting the infant. In the operative position the infant's back will rest against the back support panel and his/her legs will extend through opening in the crotch panel and a window in the first end wall.

An infant-supporting chair. The chair may include a seat and a tray assembly that includes a releasable mechanical latching system for retainingly engaging the tray assembly to the seat when the tray assembly is in a latching position. The chair may further include a tray guidance system that is configured to guide the tray assembly into the latching position. The tray guidance system may comprise at least one magnet feature in the seat and at least one other magnet feature in the tray assembly. Once latched, the tray may be slidably positioned relative to the seat while remaining latched thereto. The seat may be movably supported on a frame assembly and a seat positioning system may be included to selectively retain the seat at desired heights on the frame assembly.

A multi-function high includes a first child seat and a second child seat. The first child seat includes a first seat portion. A first seating area is formed on the first seat portion. A second child seat includes a second seat portion and an infant insert. The second seat portion is detachably installed on the first seat portion. A second seating area is formed on the second seat portion and smaller than the first seating area. The infant insert is detachably installed on the second seat portion and made of soft and resilient material. A third seating area is formed on the infant insert and smaller than the second seating area. The multi-function high chair can accommodate children of a wide range of ages with the first seating area, the second seating area, or the third seating area selectively.

A child seat includes a seat portion, a backrest frame, a connector, and a locking mechanism operable to rotationally lock and unlock the connector with respect to the seat portion. The seat portion is fixedly connected with a first coupling part. The backrest frame is fixedly connected with a second coupling part, the second coupling part being pivotally connected with the first coupling part about a first pivot axis so that the backrest frame is rotatable relative to the seat portion. The connector is pivotally connected with the seat portion about a second pivot axis spaced apart from the first pivot axis, the connector being operable to detachably engage with a corresponding structure provided on a child supporting apparatus.