A baby sling is described. The baby sling may include a plurality of rings that are secured to one or more sling bodies. At least one of the sling bodies may include an upper portion, a seam, and left and right panels folded in an accordion-like manner. Methods of using a baby sling are also described.

A child carrier, in various embodiments, comprises: (1) a torso support portion configured to support an upper portion of the body of a child; (2) a seat support portion configured to support the bottom of the child; (3) a waist belt configured to engage a user's waist; (4) a head support configured to selectively support the head of the child; and (5) a first shoulder strap and a second shoulder strap (e.g., which are configured to strap over the shoulders of the individual wearing the child carrier). In particular embodiments, the child carrier comprises leg supports configured to enable an individual to selectively alter the configuration of the child carrier between a first configuration (in which the legs of the child are supported in a wide position) and a second configuration (in which the legs of the child are supported in a narrow position).

A baby carrier having a front carrier, a rear neck pad, and a spine support pad is provided. A lower edge of the front carrier is connected with a front waist strap. A left waist strap and a right waist strap are respectively extending from left and right sides of the front waist strap. A lower edge of the spine support pad abuts against lumbar spine to lighten loads of the lumbar spine and spine. A plurality of pressure relief blocks is disposed on an inner surface of the spine support pad for reducing sultry feeling. The front carrier, the left waist strap, the right waist strap, and the spine support pad are connected by a left band and a right band whose length are adjustable. Thereby the baby carrier easy to put on and off allows users to move their arms freely and have comfortable wearing experience.

The present disclosure discloses a cushioning structure, a cushion assembly and a child carrier system having the cushioning structure. The cushioning structure includes a connecting unit configured to connect to the headrest part of the child carrier, a backrest unit connected to the connecting unit, and a seat unit connected to the backrest unit, wherein the connecting unit drives the backrest unit and the seat unit to move along with movement of the headrest part. The cushioning structure, the cushion assembly and the child carrier system can be adapted to children at different ages or heights and easy for adjustment.

A child carrying backpack device for includes a frame that includes a pair of first legs. A panel is attached to the frame such that the panel extends between the pair of first legs. A shoulder harness is attached to the panel for wearing over shoulders of a user in the convention of a backpack. A pair of second legs is each pivotally attached to a respective one of the first legs which can be positioned in a deployed position having each of the second legs angling away from the respective first leg for standing upon a support surface. A child chair is attached to the panel which can have a child seated in the child chair thereby facilitating the user to carry the child on their back when the shoulder harness is worn over the user's shoulders.

Adjustable child carriers are disclosed. A disclosed example child carrier includes a child support pouch to receive a child in a substantially upright position, where the child support pouch includes an upper pouch area, a medial pouch area and a lower pouch area. The example child carrier also includes a harness to support the child support pouch on an adult, where the harness includes a first upper strap coupled to the upper pouch area, a second upper strap coupled to the upper pouch area, and a lower strap coupled to the medial pouch area. The example child carrier also includes a first leg support coupled to the child support pouch at the lower pouch area, where the first leg support pouch has a first continuously adjustable operative surface area, and a second leg support coupled to the child support pouch at the lower pouch area, where the second leg support pouch having a second continuously adjustable surface area.

A child carrier includes a carrying harness, a child supporting part connected with the carrying harness and including a hip support portion and a torso support portion connected with each other, and a panel having a first end anchored to the carrying harness, a second end anchored to the child supporting part at a location distant from the first end, and an intermediate portion between the first end and the second end that extends above the hip support portion and adjacently overlaps with the hip support portion.

A baby carrying harness includes a back carrying assembly being able to be worn on a user and a support sheet being connected to the back carrying assembly for carrying a baby. The back carrying assembly comprises a waist member and two shoulder strap members. The waist member is connected to a lower part of the support sheet. The back carrying assembly further includes a transition buckle connected to the waist member. A rear end of each of the shoulder strap members is configured to change direction by sliding through the transition buckle and then connecting to a middle of the support sheet.

A baby carrier includes a carrying assembly and a support sheet. The carrying assembly includes a waist member and two shoulder straps. A front end of the waist member is connected with a lower portion of the support sheet. An upper portion of a front end of each shoulder strap is connected with an upper portion of the support sheet. A rear end of each shoulder strap is connected with a middle portion of the support sheet. A lower portion of a front end of each shoulder strap is connected with the waist member. A fixing member is disposed on the front end of the waist member. The lower portion of the front end of each shoulder strap is slidably connected with the fixing member. A width between the two shoulder straps is adjusted by a slide of each shoulder strap on the fixing member.

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.