A child restraining device in the form of a folding or foldable chair includes a frame with a back. The back of the frame has parallel rods and a bottom foldably attached to the back by lockable hinges. The apparatus has upper and lower corrugated panels attached to the frame. There are a plurality of straps which fit removably through slots on the seat back and seat bottom. These straps are part of a harness that can be adjusted to the height/size of the child to be restrained.

A booster seat assembly for securing a child in a barber chair includes a barber chair that has a seat and a backrest. A booster seat is positionable on the barber chair and a child may be seated on the booster seat for a haircut. A pair of belts is each coupled to the booster seat and the belts are matable to each other. Each of the belts is secured around the backrest on the barber chair when the booster seat is positioned on the barber chair. In this way the booster seat can be secured to the barber chair. A harness is coupled to the booster seat and the harness is secured over the child seated in the booster seat.

A seat structure for a baby or young infant that can facilitate an anterior pelvic tilt and hip abduction, while supporting the infant in an upright position. The infant seat structure described herein comprises a seat that is forward tilted. A pommel is provided at a forward edge of the seat that is wide enough to splay the infant's legs, provides support for the infant, and maintains their position in the seat structure. The infant seat structure also includes a back support and side supports to support the infant's/baby's upright position. The side supports do not extend substantially forward past the infant's hip joints, and therefore allow for substantial splaying of their legs. A infant's legs are able to project outwardly from the seat structure on either side of the pommel, through the two spaces that are each situated between the pommel and side supports.

A portable booster seat for supporting a child on a chair having a retractable clamping arm that is extendable to an underside surface of a chair seat and selectively moveable to clamp the booster seat to the chair.

A seat assembly comprises a booster seat with a lower support surface and an upper seating surface. A back support extends upwardly at the rear of the upper seating surface and side supports extend from the back support around the lateral edges of the seating surface to merge with the upper seating surface. A supplementary base has a peripheral edge to engage the periphery of the lower surface to provide increased lift. The base has an aperture dimensioned to receive the back support and side supports so that the base may be inverted and nested on the upper seating surface.

The present invention relates to a booster seat comprising a seat shell with a lower face for supporting the seat shell and an upper face, on which a seat base and lateral seat cushion regions and backrest regions that delimit the seat base laterally and rearwards are provided. The lower face of the seat shell has a stacking contour which is designed to provide a stacking capability on the upper face of the seat shell. The invention also relates to a booster seat comprising a strap system that has four eyelets, wherein one retaining strap is allocated to a pair of eyelets. Two eyelets are arranged in the front outer region of each lateral seat cushion region, while two eyelets are arranged in the rear outer region of each lateral seat cushion region or in the lateral outer region of the back region. The invention further relates to a method for producing a booster seat of this type.

An improved child seat allows for easier cleaning and adaptation to suit children of various sizes and ages. The child seat can include features such as a removable seat pan that has upwardly curved edges to keep debris inside the seat pan and which allows for easy clean up. The seat pan can be removed to enlarge the chair for a growing child to fit inside the child seat. For additional flexibility, the child seat can incorporate a height adjustment mechanism to support the seat and match the stature of the child. This height adjustment mechanism can also be used to clamp the child seat to a tabletop.

A multi-function high includes a first child seat and a second child seat. The first child seat includes a first seat portion. A first seating area is formed on the first seat portion. A second child seat includes a second seat portion and an infant insert. The second seat portion is detachably installed on the first seat portion. A second seating area is formed on the second seat portion and smaller than the first seating area. The infant insert is detachably installed on the second seat portion and made of soft and resilient material. A third seating area is formed on the infant insert and smaller than the second seating area. The multi-function high chair can accommodate children of a wide range of ages with the first seating area, the second seating area, or the third seating area selectively.

A portable bleacher seat designed to restrain a child sitting in a bleacher. The portable bleacher seat has a folding seat with a seat member and a back member. The seat member is a rectangular prism with an upper surface opposite a lower surface and a front side opposite a rear side, with a fastener on the lower surface designed to secure to a bleacher. The back member is pivotally connected to the rear side of the seat member and can selectively pivot between a closed and open position. The back member is perpendicular to the seat member when in the open position. A tray is removably affixed to the folding seat with a gap created between the tray and the folding seat. The gap is configured to receive a child therein. In this way, a user is able to restrain a child at an event with bleacher seating.

A foldable child booster seat based on the origami and popup technique. The booster seat is light and easy to be folded flat into a compact form for storage and transport. The foldable booster seat, comprising: a plurality of rigid substrates, each rigid substrate is interconnected to another by one or more integrated hinges or flexible parts allowing the rigid substrate to fold either inward or outward when folding up; wherein when the foldable booster seat is folded flat, the rigid substrates are stacked together; and wherein when the foldable booster seat is folded up, the rigid substrates are arranged to form the shape of a chair or stool.