The present invention relates to an improved walker device that is used to assist infants and toddlers in learning how to stand or walk. The improved walker has an integral structure and includes a vertical member, a cross member, a longitudinal member, a diagonal support member, a plurality of wheels, and a handle grip. The cross member has wheels at opposite ends and the longitudinal member extends horizontally from the middle of the cross member and has a wheel at the free end. The plurality of wheels work in conjunction to move the walker when forward force is applied to the handle grip. The wheels also ensure smooth movement over a floor surface, allowing the child to walk independently under adult supervision. The improved walker may have adjustable braking pads and/or wheels with treads for traction to control the speed of the improved walker.

A type of positioning fixture with a connecting rod, consisting of a fixed clamping seat, a movable collet, a bolt and a connecting rod; the fixed clamping seat consists of a bolt seat, a fixed collet and a stroke plate; the bolt is engaged by threading it with the bolt seat; the end of the bolt is positioned with the movable collet. The connecting rod is movably riveted to the movable collet by a rivet and is provided with a dowel pin at the end; the stroke plate on the fixed clamping seat is provided with a wavy slot; the dowel pin on the connecting rod is inserted into the wavy slot to form the two-point positioning of the connecting rod.

For development of a baby's gross motor skills, a stand-up training aid is used in combination with a water cooler bottle. The aid features a shroud sized and shaped to fit over the water cooler bottle, and one or more accompanying features, selected from among: a mat that is attached or attachable to the shroud to surround the water cooler bottle in a lain position atop to the floor or ground to use the baby's own body weight to anchor the shroud in place, a plurality climbing elements attached to an exterior of the shroud for manual gripping by the baby, ornamental and/or interactive elements attached at or near an upper end of the shroud to attract attention of the baby toward elevated locations, connection elements attached at or near the upper end of the shroud to accept selective coupling of toys or accessories for such elevational attraction purposes.

For development of a baby's gross motor skills, a stand-up training aid is used in combination with a water cooler bottle. The aid features a shroud sized and shaped to fit over the water cooler bottle, and one or more accompanying features, selected from among: a mat that is attached or attachable to the shroud to surround the water cooler bottle in a lain position atop to the floor or ground to use the baby's own body weight to anchor the shroud in place, a plurality climbing elements attached to an exterior of the shroud for manual gripping by the baby, ornamental and/or interactive elements attached at or near an upper end of the shroud to attract attention of the baby toward elevated locations, connection elements attached at or near the upper end of the shroud to accept selective coupling of toys or accessories for such elevational attraction purposes.

An apparatus for improving mobility and helping develop back, neck, arm, core and leg muscle strength and coordination is provided. The apparatus may include a body portion comprising a first layer and a second layer and be configured to slide on a floor surface. A method for improving mobility of a user is also provided.

A child's folding walker with caster wheels that is adjustable in height to permit a child to sit and touch the ground and move the walker. The walker has four vertical legs and two collapsible side frames that enabling the walker to collapse into a vertical configuration. Each collapsing side frame includes a folding upper member and a folding lower member. The proximal ends of the folding members are pivotally attached to a vertical leg. Each upper frame member is made of two elongated sections joined by a locking collar that holds distal ends of the elongated sections together in axial alignment. The locking collar is pivotally attached at its opposite ends to the two elongated sections. When the locking collar is forced upward, the two elongated sections are misaligned thereby enabling the legs to move inward. On the front and rear side frames on the walker is a supplemental locking assembly. The suspension seat is provided for supporting a child.

The present invention provides a baby walker, comprising a frame structure, the frame structure is composed of a bottom plate, side plates, a game panel and idler wheel supports on the two sides of the game panel, the side plates are correspondingly arranged on the two sides of the bottom plate, the idler wheel supports are fixed to the outer side faces of the side plates, idler wheels are arranged on the lower portions of the idler wheel supports, and the game panel is arranged on the front side of the frame structure. The present invention overcomes the defects of single function, and has teaching significance while improving interestingness, stability and safety.

The present invention provides a baby walker, comprising a frame structure, the frame structure is composed of a bottom plate, side plates, a game panel and idler wheel supports on the two sides of the game panel, the side plates are correspondingly arranged on the two sides of the bottom plate, the idler wheel supports are fixed to the outer side faces of the side plates, idler wheels are arranged on the lower portions of the idler wheel supports, and the game panel is arranged on the front side of the frame structure. The present invention overcomes the defects of single function, and has teaching significance while improving interestingness, stability and safety.

An infant mobility scooter that enables a parent to easily soothe a fussy infant by allowing the infant to move around in a prone position on their own and/or by the parent, including: a base member, wherein the base member includes a top surface, a bottom surface, a left side wall, a right side wall, a front wall, and a rear wall; wherein a front portion of the base member is adapted to accommodate the torso, head and arms of the infant; wherein a rear portion of the base member is adapted to permit the infant's feet to slide thereover and reach a planar surface upon which the scooter is moved; and a plurality of ground engaging wheels secured to the bottom surface of the base member.

A swiveling caster wheel system for use on rolling devices such as children's accessories, furniture or equipment, and including a locking system having a locking actuator that is fixed in position regardless of the swivel position of the caster wheel. The system allows a user to access and actuate the caster locking system from a consistent position of the rolling device regardless of the swivel position of the caster wheel, and allows the caster wheel to be covered without blocking access to the locking actuator.