A child seat includes a seat portion fixedly connected with a first coupling part, a backrest frame fixedly connected with a second coupling part, the second coupling part being pivotally connected with the first coupling part so that the backrest frame is rotatable relative to the seat portion, a rotary element pivotally connected with the first coupling part, the rotary element being rotatable relative to the seat portion and the backrest frame, and a locking mechanism operatively connected with the backrest frame and operable to rotationally lock and unlock the rotary element with respect to the seat portion. The locking mechanism is configured to switch between a locking state and an unlocking state in response to a rotation of the backrest frame relative to the seat portion and the rotary element.

A stroller platform includes a seat connected to a back rest portion, the back rest adjustable to fold down over the seat and adjustable to unfold from the seat, the back rest also adjustable to present a horizontal relationship with the seat, a pair of privacy panels connected to opposing edges of the seat, the privacy panels positional to assume a vertical position when the stroller platform is unfolded, and a prone position against the seat when the stroller platform is folded, and a pair of pull straps each anchored to a privacy panel on each side of the stroller platform, the pull straps routed through the slots provided through the seat portion, and back up to connect to respective arm bar base tubes connected to a stroller frame, the base tubes provided to seat an arm bar presenting to the front and above the seat portion of the stroller platform.

This description is related to an adapter that can be coupled to a stroller frame (e.g., to one side of the stroller frame) or other child product and that is changeable between a first configuration for supporting a first type of accessory (e.g., stroller accessory) and a second configuration for supporting a second type of accessory. The adapter can include a hub that is rotatable relative to the stroller frame or child product and can include a first connector and a second connector positioned at different locations relative to the hub. In examples, when the hub is rotated to a first position, the first connector can be in position to support the first type of accessory, and when the hub is rotated to the second position, the second connector can be in position to support the second type of accessory.

A stroller is provided with the ability to removably couple and decouple a seat from the stroller as needed. The stroller can include a stroller frame. The stroller can also include one or more front wheels attached to the stroller frame and one or more rear wheels attached to the stroller frame. The stroller can also include a first seat coupled to the stroller frame. The stroller can include first and second seat attachment housings. Each of the seat attachment housings can include a cavity for receiving a corresponding one of the first and second seat attachment adapters. Each of the seat attachment housings can also include a door cover to prevent access to the respective cavity when not in use. The seat attachment adapters can be coupled to the respective seat attachment housings and a second seat can be coupled to the seat attachment adapters.

Embodiments include strollers having removable seats. An example stroller may include rear wheels, front wheels, and a frame including a handle portion, a rear wheel support portion, a front wheel support portion and a folding mechanism connecting the front wheel support portion and the handle portion in both an unfolded configuration and in a folded configuration. The frame may include a stroller seat support portion positioned at a first vertical position adjacent the handle portion, and a front seat attachment configured for attachment to the front wheel support portion at a second vertical position substantially lower than the first vertical position. The front seat attachment may be configured to support the front stroller seat substantially over the front wheels so that a center of gravity of the stroller system is between the front wheels and the rear wheels.

Embodiments include strollers having removable seats. An example stroller may include rear wheels, front wheels, and a frame including a handle portion, a rear wheel support portion, a front wheel support portion and a folding mechanism connecting the front wheel support portion and the handle portion in both an unfolded configuration and in a folded configuration. The frame may include a stroller seat support portion positioned at a first vertical position adjacent the handle portion, and a front seat attachment configured for attachment to the front wheel support portion at a second vertical position substantially lower than the first vertical position. The front seat attachment may be configured to support the front stroller seat substantially over the front wheels so that a center of gravity of the stroller system is between the front wheels and the rear wheels.

A child stroller apparatus includes a stroller frame, a connecting mount provided on the stroller frame and having a first coupling portion, and an adapter suitable to receive the installation of a detachable component. The adapter is installable on and detachable from the first coupling portion of the connecting mount, and includes a support body having a second and a third coupling portion, the second coupling portion being connectible with the first coupling portion, and the third coupling portion being connectible with a detachable component. The first coupling portion of the connecting mount is adapted to receive the installation of the adapter and a detachable component, and the arrangement of the adapter on the connecting mount allows the installation of a detachable component on the third coupling portion of the adapter at a mount position that differs from a mount position provided by the connecting mount.

A child stroller apparatus includes a stroller frame, a connecting mount provided on the stroller frame and having a first coupling portion, and an adapter suitable to receive the installation of a detachable component. The adapter is installable on and detachable from the first coupling portion of the connecting mount, and includes a support body having a second and a third coupling portion, the second coupling portion being connectible with the first coupling portion, and the third coupling portion being connectible with a detachable component. The first coupling portion of the connecting mount is adapted to receive the installation of the adapter and a detachable component, and the arrangement of the adapter on the connecting mount allows the installation of a detachable component on the third coupling portion of the adapter at a mount position that differs from a mount position provided by the connecting mount.

The electric stroller comprises a frame, a child seat, an operator seat, a plurality of wheels, a port motor, a starboard motor, a control circuit, and a battery. The electric stroller may be a self-propelled conveyance. The child seat may be supported by the frame and may be adapted to transport a child. The operator seat may be coupled to the frame behind the child seat and may be adapted to transport an operator. A port driven wheel may be propelled by the port motor and a starboard driven wheel may be propelled by the starboard motor with the speed and direction of the port motor and the starboard motor controlled independently.

A motorized stroller for a theme park including a platform and an ergonomic configuration. The platform enables an operator to stand thereon in order to use it for automated travel. A touch screen display is accessed from the platform to illustrate attraction location, wait times, time, date, local dining, and online ordering options. Additionally, a user may also operate steering of the stroller when standing on the platform. The steering mechanism of the stroller includes a right handle which is manually rotated in a backwards motion to accelerate the stroller in a forward direction. A left handle may be rotated backwards for a reverse motion. Furthermore, the steering wheel includes brake handles to bring the stroller to a stop. In the present embodiment the steering handle also comprises of a key entry to turn the stroller on and off as well as a horn.