An accessory for an infant carrier. The accessory includes a padded sleeve that serves as an arm cushion. A canopy, stowable in the sleeve, can be fully or partly deployed to cover all or half of the carrier. The canopy has a central opening that permits the caregiver to insert her forearm under the handle when the canopy is deployed. The opening in the canopy also permits the caregiver to see inside the carrier under the deployed canopy and to reach inside with a bottle or toy for the baby. When the canopy is fully deployed, it covers the top and bottom half of the carrier with the handle spanning the central opening. In this position, the sleeve can be rotated on the handle to partially furl or unfurl either side of the canopy around the sleeve to open or close the opening over either half of the carrier.

A child carrier and support apparatus for securing a child in a seated position atop a wearer's shoulders is provided which is adapted to engage with a conventional backpack or strapped carrier. The device features a pair of cuffs engageable with the shoulder straps to removably encircle the ankles of the seated child and a sternum strap engaged between the cuffs to limit the distance of spacing of the shoulder straps. A U-shaped seat has two straps engageable to the two cuffs to hold the seat in operative positioning on the shoulders of the wearer.

An infant thermoregulation and monitoring support device is configured for thermoregulation support of infants, particularly premature and/or low birthweight infants. The device includes an enfolding mechanism, a carrying mechanism and a temperature stabilizing device. The carrying mechanism and the temperature stabilizing device are coupled to the enfolding mechanism. The temperature stabilizing device is configured to detect and/or modify the temperature of the enfolding mechanism.

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.

A collapsible flexible shoulder-borne carrying device includes a dividable lumbar support with a support bar attached to the lumbar support. The support bar extends transversely from the lumbar support at a point of attachment. The upper part of the support bar is rigid, and the lower part of the support bar has a free end that is pliable and bent inward toward the lower part of the lumbar support to provide an open arch. A length-adjustable support harness with fasteners is secured to the free end of the support bar and is secured to a free end of the lumbar support to fasten the open arch in a desired position. A seat cover has at least one safety strap and at least one leg restraint in a lower part of the seat cover. At least one support strap is fastened to the upper part of the lumbar support.

A hip seat carrier set for use in holding an infant, comprising a carrier including a first supporting member capable of supporting an infant, and a shoulder band to be attached to the user's shoulders when the user puts on the carrier; hip seat separably coupled to the carrier, including a waist belt to be fastened around the user's waist, and for holding hips of the infant thereon; and a carrier blanket separably coupled to the carrier, and including a second supporting member capable of supporting the body of the infant, and a pelvis belt to be connected to a lower portion of the second supporting member and to be put on around the user's body to support the hips of the infant, wherein the hip seat or the carrier blanket is coupled to the carrier depending on a mode of usage, can be provided.

The present invention discloses a transformable multifunction backpack, including a main backpack body, retractable rods, and detachable rods. The retractable rod has a fixed portion and a handle portion; the fixed portion is stored within the main backpack body, and the handle portion can extend out of the fixed portion telescopically. The retractable rod and the detachable rod are attached together with a lockable means, such as a lockable pin, for quick release and adjustment. The backpack also includes a rolling base board which can be placed under the backpack body, or been used as a skateboard. The retractable rod can also be used as a cane. The main backpack body also has a child strap for carrying a small child. The backpack main body is comprised of several different fabric pieces, connected together with a connecting means, such as zippers or buttons.

A sling assembly includes a sling that may be worn. The sling may support a child thereby facilitating the child to be carried. A pair of straps is provided and each of the straps is coupled to the sling. Each of the straps may be extended around a user thereby facilitating the sling to be suspended from the user. A pair of couplers is provided and each of the couplers is coupled to an associated one of the pair of straps. Each of the couplers is complementary such that straps are matable.

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 child-accommodation device, in particular a child seat for mounting on a motor vehicle seat, pram or child-accommodation device for such a seat, and/or high chair, comprising a first part as well as a second part which is movable relative to the first part for adjusting the child-accommodation device and can be locked relative to the first part by a locking device of the child-accommodation device, and an adjustment device which can be transferred from a first adjustment device position to a second adjustment device position for transferring the locking device from a first locking device position to a second locking device position. One of the first and second locking device positions is a release position in which the first and second parts are not locked against each other, and the other of the first and second locking device positions is a locking position in which the first and second parts are locked against each other. The adjustment device comprises at least one first control section and the locking device comprises at least one second control section, wherein the first and second control sections interact with each other in such a way that they cause a transfer of the locking device from the first to the second locking device position when the adjustment device is transferred from the first to the second adjustment device position.