A child support device including a folding frame having front legs and rear legs, and a hub pivotally coupling upper ends of the front and rear legs to move between a folded configuration and an unfolded configuration. The hub includes a first coupling element. The device further includes a support component having a second coupling element releasably engageable with the first coupling element, for detachably mounting the support component to the frame. The support component is optionally a dual-mode support, usable in a first mode of use mounted to the frame, and in a second mode of use independent of the frame.

A furniture system can include a base and a top. The base has a first surface defining a first slot and a second surface defining a second slot. The top has an end that is sized and configured to be inserted in the first slot and in the second slot. The furniture system forms a chair of a first configuration with the top forming a chair back and the first surface forming a first chair seat when the end of the top is inserted in the first slot. The furniture system forms a chair of a second configuration with the top forming the chair back and the second surface forming a second chair seat when the end of the top is inserted in the second slot. The furniture system can also be configured as various types of tables.

A seat assembly for infant chair includes a seat support frame, a rear and a front seat portion respectively connected with the seat support frame, and a weight-sensitive lock mechanism placed adjacent to the rear and front seat portions. The front seat portion is slidable relative to the rear seat portion along a lengthwise axis between an expanded state and a contracted state, the lengthwise axis extending from a front to a rear of the seat assembly, and the front and rear seat portion when in the expanded state defining a sitting surface adapted to receive a child. The weight-sensitive lock mechanism is activated by the placement of a load on the seat assembly to prevent displacement of the front seat portion relative to the rear seat portion from the expanded state to the contracted state. In one embodiment, the seat assembly including the weight-sensitive lock mechanism is implemented in an infant high chair.

A seat assembly for infant chair includes a seat support frame, a rear and a front seat portion respectively connected with the seat support frame, and a weight-sensitive lock mechanism placed adjacent to the rear and front seat portions. The front seat portion is slidable relative to the rear seat portion along a lengthwise axis between an expanded state and a contracted state, the lengthwise axis extending from a front to a rear of the seat assembly, and the front and rear seat portion when in the expanded state defining a sitting surface adapted to receive a child. The weight-sensitive lock mechanism is activated by the placement of a load on the seat assembly to prevent displacement of the front seat portion relative to the rear seat portion from the expanded state to the contracted state. In one embodiment, the seat assembly including the weight-sensitive lock mechanism is implemented in an infant high chair.

Furniture pieces are disclosed. A furniture piece includes a body, a non-flat base surface, a seat surface, a back protrusion, and a work surface. The non-flat base surface is positioned on a first side of the body, and the seat surface is positioned on a second side of the body opposite the first side. The back protrusion extends outward from the second side of the body adjacent the seat surface. The work surface is positioned on a third side of the body extending between the first and second sides.

Furniture pieces are disclosed. A furniture piece includes a body, a non-flat base surface, a seat surface, a back protrusion, and a work surface. The non-flat base surface is positioned on a first side of the body, and the seat surface is positioned on a second side of the body opposite the first side. The back protrusion extends outward from the second side of the body adjacent the seat surface. The work surface is positioned on a third side of the body extending between the first and second sides.

The invention relates to a child's chair or highchair 1 comprising a seat 2 and four legs 3, the seat 2 having open front and a rear back support 24 and extending forwardly therefrom inclined sides 26 which meet a seat base 25, the four legs 3 being removably attached to the seat 2 by means of leg frame 4 attached to an underside of the seat base and which includes four sockets 9 into which an upper end of each leg 3 is located and connected, each leg 3 extending at an inclined angle outwardly downwards and at the opposite, lower end of each leg 3, feet 8 are provided which each have an external surface corresponding to the inclined angle of the leg so that the chair 1 rests stably on a flat floor. The legs 3 are removable by means of a releasable locking mechanism comprising a receiving hole 11 in each socket 9 and a corresponding the engaging bolt 101 in the each leg 3, the engaging 101 bolt and a retaining bolt 102 and a spring 108 arranged between being is located in a through hole 111 in a leg top section 112 of each leg 3.

A child seat includes a seat body, and a first and a second support respectively assembled with the seat body via a first and a second connection. The seat body has a seating surface and a bottom surface below the seating surface, and the first and second support are extendable below the bottom surface. The child seat has a first configuration in which the child seat is attached to a support frame at an elevated position above a ground surface, and a second configuration in which the child seat is converted to a booster seat standing independent of the support frame, the first and second support respectively extending forward from the first and second connection in the first configuration, and the first and second support respectively extending rearward from the first and second connection so that the child seat stands on the first and second supports in the second configuration.

Provided is an apparatus for safe eating and playing of young children, comprising a chair and a frame for supporting the chair, wherein the chair comprises a seat cushion, a backrest, two side walls extending forward from two sides of the backrest, and a limiting component connected to the two side walls at an end away from the backrest; and the frame comprises an upper frame, a lower frame, and a rotation feature positioned between the upper frame and the lower frame to facilitate rotational movement of the lower frame around at least one rotation axis, wherein the rotation feature comprises an at least partially spherical component or other curved surfaces.

Provided is an apparatus for safe eating and playing of young children, comprising a chair and a frame for supporting the chair, wherein the chair comprises a seat cushion, a backrest, two side walls extending forward from two sides of the backrest, and a limiting component connected to the two side walls at an end away from the backrest; and the frame comprises an upper frame, a lower frame, and a rotation feature positioned between the upper frame and the lower frame to facilitate rotational movement of the lower frame around at least one rotation axis, wherein the rotation feature comprises an at least partially spherical component or other curved surfaces.