A backrest angle adjusting mechanism, suitable for being assembled between a seat body and a backrest of an infant carrier, having the seat body being installed on a frame, the backrest being rotatably connected to the seat body, and wherein the backrest angle adjusting mechanism includes a fixing member and an adjusting member. The fixing member is fixed on the backrest, one end is connected to the seat body or frame to form a connecting part, and the other end is bypassed around the fixing member to form an operating part. Operating the operating part causes the adjusting member to slide on the fixing member, and sliding the adjusting member brings the backrest to rotate with respect to the seat body, thereby adjusting an inclination angle of the backrest.

A folding wagon with a footwell for carrying small children or other articles. The folding wagon has a solid frame with scissor connections, that allow it to be compacted for storage and expanded for use. The footwell allows children a place to rest their feet within the wagon. The folding wagon has a fabric paneling system, from which portions can be removed for the cleaning of the wagon and the footwell. The folding wagon also has two canopies, allowing the carrying of two children with the canopies protecting them from the sun or the elements. The folding wagon can use attachments that expand its capabilities.

The present disclosure relates to a twice-foldable stroller including: a frame main body 100 which is configured to have right and left front-angle frames 101 to support front wheels 101a and a horizontal frame 101 connected at a lower part between the right and left front-angle frames 101, right and left rear-angle frames to support rear wheels 102a and connecting frames 102 connected between the right and left rear-angle frames 102 and the right and left front-angle frames 101, and vertical frames 103 connected to the right and left connecting frames 102; seat frames 200; backrest frames 300; support frames 400; extension frames 500; canopy frames 600 and 600 rotatably connected to the extension frames 500 for sunshade; and handles 700 and 700, each connected to the extension frames 500 wherein right and left central portions are rotatably connected to each other, wherein each of the front wheels 101a and the front-angle frames 101 are rotatable via rotational axes R1 and R2, the front-angle frames 101 and the extension frames 500 are rotatable via rotational axes R3 and R4, and the handles 700 and 700 are rotatable via a rotational axis R5, which is a useful invention which is advantageous in that it significantly reduces the volume of a stroller by folding it twice, in which the stroller is folded again vertically when being in a horizontally folded state, and since it has a simple structure, it is possible to easily manufacture at a low cost as well as convenient to use, and can be used stably long term without breaking, which is economical and long lasting.

A child support device includes a support frame having a base portion and an upright portion extending upwardly from the base portion. The upright portion is generally V-shaped and includes an upper junction. A handle is formed with the upper junction to facilitate transporting the child support device and wheels are attached to the base portion to facilitate movement. The arrangement of the support frame allows the support frame to fit through a 30-inch wide door opening. A support arm is pivotally suspended from the upper junction and a child-receiving receptacle is pivotally coupled to the at least one support arm. A capacitive touch control panel adjacent the upper junction controls operation of the child support device in response to user touches. Base and upright portions of the support frame, when viewed from the side, are collectively generally S-shaped.

The present application provides a baby carrier with a convertible seat frame which includes a stroller frame, a stroller frame mount, the resting member, and the seat frame. The seat frame is pivotally mounted to the stroller frame mount so as to pivot between a seat mode and a lay-flat mode relative to the stroller frame. By fixing the resting member to the stroller frame mount mounted to the stroller frame to form a firm integral, the resting member does not pivot along with the seat frame pivoting. The resting member stays at a designated horizontal position when the seat frame pivots independently of the resting member. Therefore, the resting member does not intervene between caregivers and the child in the baby carrier so that a space substantially above the seat frame is kept clear for ease access to the child in the baby carrier.

A baby carrier device has a main body operably mounted on pairs of front and rear leg assembles. The main body includes a middle body portion, a front body portion pivotally mounted on a front of the middle body portion with a pair of forward pivots, and a rear body portion that is pivotally mounted on a rear of the middle body portion via a pair of rear pivots. The pair of front leg assemblies are pivotally mounted on the forward pivots and extend to a wheel. The pair of rear leg assemblies are pivotally mounted on the rear pivots and extend to a wheel. A handle assembly is also pivotally mounted on the main body.

In some countries, it is a legal requirement for babies, infants and children under a certain age and/or height to be provided with a supplemental car seat when travelling in a vehicle. Furthermore, parents and guardians of children typically make use of a pram to transport a child. However, babies and infants grow quickly and may outgrow conventional car seats and prams within a year or two years. Therefore, a parent or guardian must typically provide several car seats and prams for their child. The present disclosure provides a child car seat system 100 including an infant carrier module 200 that may be releasably docked within a docking module 300 or a wheeled frame 400 to form a car seat and a pram respectively. The infant carrier module 200 may be arranged in an upright position or a lie flat position.

The adjustment mechanism (3) comprising: a holder (30) attached to a back surface of a backrest portion; a reel (80) housed in the holder (30) and supported by the holder (30) so as to be rotatable in both forward and reverse directions; a cord (4) connecting a body and the backrest portion and configured to change the tilt angle of the backrest portion as the reel (80) winds up and lets out the cord; and a lock member (70) housed in the holder (80) and configured not to allow rotation of the reel (80).

A stroller configured to support a child is provided that includes a frame, a plurality of wheels supporting the frame, a forward facing seat supported by the frame, a rearward facing seat supported by the frame, a seat back positioned to support a child reclining in the forward facing seat, and a platform positioned rearward of the forward facing seat to support a child standing on the platform.

A stroller includes a chassis and a child support. The chassis is configured to roll along the ground in response to being pushed by a caregiver. The child support is coupled selectively to the chassis and is configured to support a child resting therein.