A folding frame which serves as basis for a stroller base to allow the interconnection of a child safety seat thereto, while allowing the installation of the child safety seat to a vehicle seat without requiring the disconnection of the safety seat from the folding frame. The folding frame extends from a folded configuration to an unfolded configuration for use as a stroller with or without the use of the child safety seat.

A stroller having a folding frame which serves as basis for a stroller which can be used in a seat configuration for the transportation of a child, and which can be alternatively used in a cart configuration wherein the seat-bottom and seat-back are hingedly interconnected and configured to fold out into a cart for transporting goods such as groceries.

Described is a child holding device, more particularly a stroller and/or child seat, comprising a setting device for setting a state of the child holding device, a locking mechanism comprising a first locking device and at least one second locking device for locking the state, and a manual, actuation device for actuating the first locking device and the at least one second locking device, wherein the actuation device is connected by means of a common force transmission device to the first locking device and the at least one second locking device.

A multi-position chair includes a seat shell, elongated seatbelts and a base assembly with pairs of members capable of tilting, rotating and sliding. The seat shell accommodates a child thereon. The seatbelts secure the child to the seat shell. The base assembly includes tilt, swivel and slide support mechanisms. The tilt support mechanism has first and second interfitted members pivotally coupled to one another. The swivel support mechanism has first and second interengaged members rotatably coupled to one another. The slide support mechanism has first and second intercoupled members linearly slidable relative to one another. The second intercoupled member defines a base platform for directly supporting the first intercoupled member in an upright orientation and thereby indirectly supporting, via the first intercoupled member, the first and second interengaged members and the second interfitted member in respective upright orientations.

A safety seat (100) includes a seat body (10) and a set of caster wheels (11). The safety seat can ride on the caster wheels (11). The safety seat can also include a handle (12) for easy manipulation and a footrest (13) for the child to rest the feet. The caster wheels (11), the handle (12) and the footrest (13) can be retracted when they are not used and extended out when needed.

A child stroller apparatus includes a first frame portion provided with a first wheel assembly, a second frame portion provided with a second wheel assembly, the second frame portion being assembled with the first frame portion for sliding movement along a lengthwise axis extending from a front to a rear of the child stroller apparatus, and an expandable storage basket spanning across the first and second frame portions. The storage basket includes a first and a second basket frame portion respectively attached to the first and second frame portion, the first and second basket frame portions being movable away or toward each other for expanding or contracting the storage basket as the second frame portion slides relative to the first frame portion for increasing or reducing a distance between the first and second wheel assemblies.

An occupancy sensor for a seating component of a child transportation system is disclosed. A pair of conductors couple to capacitive sensors. The pair of conductors are coupled to the seating component in the region where the torso of a child would be located when a child was occupying the seating component. The conductors are unshielded in the area near the child's torso and are shielded elsewhere. The conductors can be run on either side of a wall of the seating component, and may be run in recessed channels in the wall. Various signal processing operations can be performed to improve occupancy sensing performance.

A child safety seat accident detection system that has a device such as an accelerometer for determining an acceleration of the seat, and a processor, operably connected to the device for determining an acceleration of the seat, and that is configured to judge, based at least on the determined acceleration, if the seat has been in a motor vehicle accident.

This disclosure relates to a child transportation device which may be a child seat or a stroller, or other device. The child seat comprises a basket and a base; the basket is arranged on the base. The basket is provided with a lifting handle. The child transportation device has a portion of the device configured to change color with temperature. The child transportation device may be provided with a temperature-sensing coating having the color change with the temperature change property. The temperature sensitive coating can be located anywhere on the child transportation device visible to external observers. The child seat is simple in structure and convenient to operate; and the temperature where a child locates is observed conveniently in a vehicle driving process or during indoor and outdoor conversion.

The present invention discloses a safety seat that is used in vehicles and convertible as a pushchair and mainly includes safety seat, housing, converter mechanism, at least one front wheel, at least one rear wheel, a telescopic handle and a plurality of light sources. Safety seat enables user to safely seat thereon. Housing accommodates safety seat thereon. Housing also houses front wheels and rear wheels while in folded configuration and supports front wheels and rear wheels in un-folded configuration. Housing has a front wall that can be used as a leg support. Converter mechanism easily converts safety seat in a first configuration for use in a vehicle and a second configuration for use as a pushchair. Telescopic handle, when extended, helps pushing pushchair and when retracted can be used as safety seat. Light source illuminates the area in surrounding safety seat.