A child seat system which provides adaptable portions capable of being configured in different forms including a car seat, a highchair, a climbing apparatus, and a stroller. The system includes removably attachable major components including a seat assembly, a highchair base assembly, and a stroller base assembly. The system is envisioned to include a number of entertaining and educational features for an occupant such as audio video accessories, a cup holder, and a mirror.

The present disclosure relates to a double stroller, with a frame thereof including three side supports and two transverse supports. Each two adjacent side supports are connected to each other via one transverse support. Each transverse support includes at least one connecting rod assembly, and each connecting rod assembly includes an outer connecting rod fixedly connected with the side support on a left or right side and an inner connecting rod fixedly connected with the side support in the middle. The outer connecting rod is connected to the inner connecting rod in a horizontally rotatable manner. The outer connecting rods and inner connecting rods connected in a horizontally rotatable manner to enable the side supports on two sides to close together as the outer connecting, rods are turned transversely and folded, and thus, after being folded, the space occupied by the double stroller in the left-right direction is lessened.

The invention relates to a children's vehicle having a vehicle body (10) on which are mounted a front wheel (31) and at least one rear wheel (32), a steering sub-assembly (20) having a steering column (21) linked to the front wheel (31) and a handlebar (22), a seat (41) configured to accommodate a child, a safety element (50) configured to surround at least a first area of the child's body when it is installed on the seat (41), the handlebar (22) being removable between: a first configuration in which the handlebar (22) is remote from the safety element (50), and a second configuration in which the handlebar (22) is close to the safety element (50) and surrounds a second area of the child's body.

It is very common phenomenon that babies drop their toys or spoons down on the floor or ground while they playing with toys or eating food with spoons as sitting on the baby carriage or babies' chair. The present invention is a protection net on which a purse or bib is attached; which is designed to catch a toy or spoon when one-to-three-year-old baby drops his or her toy or spoors, down while he or she plays with a toy or eating food with a spoon as sitting on the babies' chair or babies' carriage.

The disclosure relates to a brake system for a baby or child vehicle, and more particularly, to a brake system for a baby or child vehicle, in which the movement of the vehicle is controlled by locking a brake while an occupant is getting off the vehicle, and automatically releasing the brake in only a case where it is checked that the occupant is getting on the vehicle, thereby preventing a falling accident caused by the movement of the vehicle when the occupant gets on or off the vehicle or while a toddler stands up on the vehicle.

A latch mechanism includes a latch component and an engaging component. The latch component includes an operating portion, a mounting portion disposed on a first component, and a connecting portion made of resilient material and connected to the operating portion and the mounting portion. An engaging slot is formed on the connecting portion. The engaging component is disposed on a second component for engaging with or disengaging from the engaging slot. The engaging slot and the engaging component are engaged with each other so as to fix the first component on the second component when the latch mechanism is in a locking state. The connecting portion is resiliently deformed by the operating portion to disengage the engaging slot from the engaging component so as to release the first component from the second component when the operating portion is operated to switch the latch mechanism to a releasing state.

The present disclosure provides a dinner tray, a dinner tray holder, and a child carrier. The dinner tray includes a dinner tray body and at least one inserting member extending from the dinner tray body, and the at least one inserting member is configured to be detachably engaged with at least one inserting slot of a dinner tray holder. The dinner tray holder includes at least one inserting slot configured to be detachably engaged with at least one inserting member of the dinner tray. The child carrier includes the dinner tray and the dinner tray holder.

The present disclosure discloses a fastening unit, an armrest mechanism and a handcart. The handcart includes an armrest mechanism including a fastening unit. The fastening unit includes: a fastening base including a first fastening part and connected to a first object; and a fastening assembly movably connected to the fastening base, and including a second fastening part. The fastening assembly has a locked position and an unlocked position. When the fastening assembly is in the locked position, the first fastening part is fastened to the second fastening part, and the fastening assembly and the fastening base encloses an accommodating space configured to accommodate a second object. When the fastening assembly is in the unlocked position, the first fastening part and the second fastening part are unfastened from each other, and the second object is capable of being separated from the fastening unit.

A tricycle is provided having a front frame assembly, a rear frame assembly pivotally connected to the front frame assembly, and a release assembly connected to both the front frame assembly and the rear frame assembly to secure the rear frame assembly to the front frame assembly in a use position and alternately in a storage position. The release assembly is moveable to allow for transitioning the rear frame assembly to the storage position from the use position. A foot rest is connected to the tricycle and is also moveable between a use position and a storage position. The tricycle also has a restraint hoop and a canopy, and quick release mechanisms to removably secure the restraint hoop and the canopy to the tricycle.

An infant stroller apparatus includes a front leg frame, a rear leg frame and a handle frame. The front leg frame has a first side portion fixedly connected with a first stop abutment. The rear leg frame has a second side portion having a protrusion. The handle frame has a side segment fixedly connected with a second stop abutment, the first and second side portions and the side segment being pivotally connected with one another about a common first pivot axis. The protrusion is restrictedly positioned between the first and second stop abutments when the infant stroller apparatus is in a deployed state.