A backrest adjusting mechanism disposed between a backrest tube and a frame of an infant carrier includes an outer cover fixed at the frame, an inner cover connected to the backrest tube and pivoted to the outer cover, a driving member movably disposed between the outer and inner covers, a locking member movably disposed on the driving member, and an operating member connected to the driving member for driving the driving member between first and second positions. Switching of the driving member between the first position and the second position drives the locking member to selectively lock or release the outer cover and the inner cover. Two first locking portions are disposed on the outer cover, a second locking portion is disposed on the inner cover, and the locking member is cooperated with the second locking portion and selectively cooperated with one of the two first locking portions.

A child airplane lap restraint device for securing a child close to a parent or adult during air travel. The device includes a parent/adult portion that includes a comfortable, padded belt segment that wraps around the parent's abdomen, equipped with airplane seat-compatible buckles for secure fastening. A pair of cross shoulder straps extend from the belt for a snug fit around the parent/adult. A child portion includes a triangular front surface that provides crucial support to the child's back, with leg loops for extended leg comfort. A pair of child-supporting shoulder straps secure around the parent's shoulders. A pair of buckles connect the parent and child portions and are designed to absorb and distribute forces during sudden movements, thereby maintaining the child's position in the parent's lap.

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. The child carrier is adjustable for multiple carrying positions and orientations.

An infant carrier assembly may be removably securable to a car seat. The infant carrier assembly may include an adapter and an infant carrier. The adapter is removably securable to the car seat. The infant carrier is removably securable to the car seat by engagement with the adapter. A car seat assembly may include a car seat and the infant carrier assembly.

Disclosed is a waist stool, including: a stool body, a belt and a cushion body. The stool body is provided with an upper surface for supporting a human body. The belt includes two belt bodies respectively provided on a left side and a right side of the stool body, and an end of one of the belt bodies away from the stool body is detachably connected to another one of the belt bodies. The cushion body is provided on a rear side of the stool body, a hardness of the cushion body is lower than a hardness of the stool body, and the cushion body is configured to abut against a user's abdomen.

A system includes a child safety seat having a seat portion, a child supporting part installable on and removable from the seat portion, wherein the child supporting part includes a body support panel and a child attachment connected with each other, the child attachment being operable to attach the child supporting part to a child around the child's waist, and a carrying harness attachable to and detachable from the child supporting part. The child supporting part is installable on the seat portion separate from the carrying harness, and the child supporting part is attachable to the carrying harness to form a child carrier usable independently of the child safety seat for holding a child close to a caregiver.

An upper body garment for supporting an infant adjacent the chest and upper belly of a wearer that includes a tubular garment body made from a stretchable fabric and comprising a front panel and a back panel, one or more breast panels extending from a top portion of the back panel and over the shoulders of the wearer; and a pouch panel extending from a lower portion of the breast panels. The pouch panel is secured along a U-shaped seam to an inside surface of the front panel to form a pouch with a top opening proximate the lower portion of the breast panels. The stretchable fabric is a two-way stretchable fabric with an increased capability for elastic expansion within a substantially horizontal plane when the wearer is in an upright position.

A baby support for supporting a baby positioned on a front torso of a supporting person. The baby support includes an elongated soft body that extends across a back torso of the supporting person and the baby. The baby support also includes fastening ends that overlap and secure to support the baby on the front torso of the supporting adult. The baby support may be configured to stretch to generate an elastic force to pull the back torso of the baby towards the back torso of the supporting person.

Described herein is a hip extension device adapted to be worn by a user. The device is secured adjacent to the hip of a user and forms a ledge-like resting surface for the supporting of objects for carrying. The device includes an inner structural member comprised of hingedly coupled rigid plates movable from an open position to a closed position. A removable cover portion is placed around the inner structural member and allows a user access to an inner cavity for the storage of items. A clip portion is coupled to the device to allow for securing to the user's clothing against their body side. To offer additional support, the device may include a strap.

A child carrier having a waist belt, an upper torso support, a hammock coupled to the waist belt and to the upper torso support, and a thigh support strap extending to each side of the hammock. Each thigh support strap has an inward end portion proximate to the hammock and an outward end portion configured for selective coupling to the upper torso support in multiple positions. When the thigh support straps are coupled to the upper torso support, the hammock and the thigh support straps form a seat to support a child in an ergonomic spread-squat position in inward and outward facing orientations. The shape of the seat adjusts depending on the positions in which the outward end portions of the thigh support straps are coupled to the upper torso support.