The invention discloses a baby carrying harness, which comprises a waist belt, a support sheet fixed to the waist belt, shoulder straps arranged along a lengthwise direction of the support sheet and connected to the support sheet, and a height adjustment assembly and/or a width adjustment assembly; wherein an end of the support sheet close to the waist belt forms a seat for bearing a baby, and either of the height adjustment assembly and the width adjustment assembly is able to cause the seat to switch between a collapsed position and an extended position, so as to adjust the sitting height and/or sitting width of the baby. Therefore, a size of the seat of the baby carrying harness of the invention can be adjusted conveniently and quickly according to different requirements, so as to achieve the best use state and ensure the safety and comfort of the baby in sitting.

An adjustable infant strap includes a waist belt and a main body panel; the main body panel is provided with a first end portion and a second end portion; the main body panel is provided with a first surface facing towards a human body and a second surface facing away from the human body when in use; the first end portion is provided with a first connection point and a second connection point; the second end portion is provided with a second connection portion; and the second connection portion is used for adjustable connection with the first connection portion, so that the main body panel is connected to different positions of the waist belt. In the present invention, the connection positions of the main body panel and the waist belt are adjustable, such that the adjustable infant strap is suitable for infants of different ages, weights and body shapes.

An adjustable child carrier includes an adjustable bucket seat that can be adjusted to accommodate children of a wide range of sizes. The child carrier includes one or more adjustments that work alone or in cooperation to adjust the depth and width of the bucket seat area provided by the child carrier. The carrier is capable of supporting children of various sizes in an ergonomic position appropriate for the child's size.

A carrying device or carrying a child on a shoulder of a person comprises: a back-support frame for supporting the back of the child, a support bar comprising a free end and with an opposite end connected to the back-support frame such that it forms a support arc protruding from the support bar and which supports the child from below, a shoulder harness system comprising a shoulder strap connected to and covering at least a section of the support bar.

The carrying device comprises a weight distribution system comprising a counterweight device including connection means configured for cooperating with complementary connection means provided at or adjacent the free end of the support bar so as to provide a counterweight to the carrying device during use.

An infant carrier includes a waist-worn member having a circumferential length capable of wrapping at least a part of a waist of a user, and a tightening unit configured to selectively bring the waist-worn member into close contact with the waist of the user, wherein the tightening unit includes a cable member, a hooking part configured to movably support the cable member, and an adjustment part configured to adjust the circumferential length of the waist-worn member by winding or unwinding the cable member.

A child carrier includes: a seat portion; a buckle movably provided on the seat portion; a backrest portion connected to the seat portion and extending upward, the backrest portion having a plurality of adjustment holes formed therein from bottom to top; and a shoulder strap having a fixed end and a free end, the fixed end being fixed on a rear side of the backrest portion, the free end passing through one of the plurality of adjustment holes and being removably connected to the seat portion.

A detachable baby carrier includes two shoulder straps and a support member, a space for receiving a baby formed by the shoulder straps and the support member, each shoulder strap has a first connecting end and a second connecting end which are respectively connected to the support member, and the first connecting end is detachably connected to the support member. When in use, the first connecting end can be detached from the support member when there is a need to breastfeed, so that the shoulder strap can be easily moved thereby providing space for mothers to breastfeed their babies, which is convenient.

An adjustment mechanism of nursery equipment includes a string connecting a fixed portion and a movable portion, a reel that is rotatable in both forward and reverse directions and that changes the position or shape of the movable portion by winding up and feeding out the string, a biasing member that biases the reel in such a way that the reel rotates in a winding direction of the string, and a lock member that prohibits rotation of the reel. A biasing force of the biasing member is selected to be smaller than a biasing force with which the movable portion tends to move downward in the vertical direction.

Parents are always looking for ways to maximize the time spent on developing their baby's motor, communication, and sensory skills. The various embodiments of this invention gives parents a safe and secure alternative to the standard position of a baby while in an infant bucket seat. Baby can easily be turned around to experience all of the benefits of tummy time while parents shop, walk, or simply stay stationary.

A carrying device has a receptacle member for receiving a baby or infant and a holding harness system with a hip strap for fastening the receptacle member to a person. The receptacle member has a central part for support and which is connected to the hip strap at a first connection point. The central part from an upper region narrows in the direction toward the hip strap, and, in the upper region, a first and second widening elements are connected to the central part. The first widening element extends to a second connection point to the hip strap, the second connection point being able to be adapted by displacing the first widening element along the hip strap. The second widening element extends to a third connection point to the hip strap, the third connection point being able to be adapted by displacing the second widening element along the hip strap.