A cover is disclose for a hook on high chair and portable seat, the cover protects the hook-on high chair from messes that would require the chair to be cleaned and/or disassembled. The cover is fitted with elastic that hug around the top of the highchair that helps keep the cover in place. There are 2 straps to both sides of the highchair which go under the arms of the highchair and attaches to the fabric that drapes over the front of the highchair. The front of the highchair has a flap over the buckle to maintain functionality of the cover while providing quick access to the buckle. The flap is secured by hook and loop fasteners, buttons, snaps and other mechanisms. The front of the cover has two openings that allow legs through the cover and highchair.

The present utility model provides a game table and chair for babies, comprising a semi-closed seat with armrests and a backrest, wherein the front sides of the armrests are detachably connected with a table board; the outer side faces of the armrests are planes, and table top mounting belts are arranged on the outer side faces; the two sides of the table top mounting belts are connected with the armrests, and first mounting holes are formed between the middles of the table top mounting belts and the armrests; the side face of the table board is correspondingly connected with table top mounting strips; magic tapes and magic tape fasteners are arranged at the ends and belt bodies of the table top mounting strips respectively; the table top mounting strips penetrate through the first mounting holes, and the table top mounting strips and the seat are detachably connected together through the magic tapes and the magic tape fasteners; two backrest mounting belts are arranged on the front face of the backrest; the two sides of the backrest mounting belts are connected with the backrest; and second mounting holes are formed between the middles of the backrest mounting belts and the backrest. The present utility model is suitable for the intelligence development of babies and training of hands-on ability; and it is convenient for disassembly and assembly, convenient for babies to get on and off the chair, with a large activity space and high comfort.

A baby bouncer comprising a telescopic base, a seat, and an insert. The telescopic base comprises an outer shell portion and an inner extending portion located at least partially within the outer shell portion; an adjustable upper support pivotally coupled to the telescopic base; a connection limb having a first end operatively coupled to the adjustable upper support and a second end operatively coupled to the inner extending portion; an actuation pedal for adjusting an angle of the adjustable upper support in relation to the telescopic base; and a safety lock disposed on the telescopic base. The bouncer seat has a receiving area and an attachment pocket. The removable insert is received in the receiving area of the seat and receives an infant.

The invention provides a baby bouncing chair, comprising a table, a seat unit, a plurality of chair leg units, a bouncing disc module, a plurality of supporting band units, a first cover plate, a bounce-control module and a limiting fastening piece. Each of the plurality of supporting band units is provided with a limiting rod. The bounce-control module is provided with a plurality of stop blocks. The bounce-control module controls movements of the limiting rods and the plurality of supporting band units in the bouncing disc module by the stop blocks to control the baby bouncing chair to be in a bouncing state or a non-bouncing state.

Foldable seat for a child to be fastened onto a chair, an umbrella stroller or a rolling suitcase, comprising:

a first part intended to be in contact with the back of the child, a second part intended to form the seat of the seat and a third part intended to be in contact with the feet of the child,
the first part comprises a ring fastener near a first edge and a fastener on an edge opposite to the first edge of the second part also via rings, the second part comprising a fastener on an edge opposite to the first edge at a first edge of the third part, a fastening strap provided with fastening elements at its ends making the opposite rings joined,
the seat being able to go from an unfolded position to a folded position, by folding the third part into contact with the second part, and the assembly formed by the second part and the third part then being folded into contact with the first part, this assembly cooperates at the fastening rings, with the fastening strap via the fastening elements,
the seat also being provided with other fastening straps, the modularity of the fastening straps allowing the seat to acquire a function of child carrier if necessary, the assembly of the fastening straps allowing to form at least three fastening points on the chair, the umbrella stroller or the rolling suitcase,
the seat also being provided with a harness allowing to maintain the child in the seat, and lateral safety straps.

The present highchair apparatus includes first, second, third, and fourth legs that begin to bend outwardly from a sitting receptacle from a location at the bottom of the sitting receptacle to provide a wide foot print for the high chair apparatus. The first, second, third, and fourth legs extend incrementally further away from each other from the location at the bottom of the sitting receptacle to distal ends of the legs where feet are engaged.

The learning tower includes a frame and a platform. The frame includes a rear leg assembly and a front leg assembly rotatably coupled to one another. The platform is removably coupled to the frame. The learning tower is configured to transition between an open position and a closed position, and the platform is configured to transition between a lower position and an upper position. In the lower position, the first end of the platform is rotatably coupled to the frame at a lower mounting position and the second end of the platform is slidably coupled to the frame through engagement with a first pair of channels. In the upper position, the first end of the platform is rotatably coupled to the frame at an upper mounting position and the second end of the platform is slidably coupled to the frame through engagement with a second pair of channels.

A seating arrangement for interactive learning is disclosed herein. The arrangement comprises a chair for supporting a child thereon; a tray removably supported on the chair; and at least one interactive media configured on the tray for facilitating interactive learning to the child supported on the chair. In an embodiment, the interactive media may include an electronic interactive device such as a tablet. In another embodiment, the interactive learning media may include a writing pad and a stylo for allowing the child to practice the usage of the stylo on the writing pad. In an embodiment, the writing pad may be an electronic writing pad.

A convertible children's seat may include a chair component, and enclosure component, and soft goods. The chair component may include a base, a stationary plate mounted to the base, and a seat back mounted to and rotatable about the stationary plate. The soft goods may be wrapped around the chair component and the enclosure component. The seat back may be configured to rotate between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The chair component is configured to be removably mounted to the enclosure component. A children's seat apparatus may include a chair component and an enclosure component. A method for implementing a convertible children's seat may include providing the convertible children's seat and causing the convertible children's seat to be moved between an open configuration and a closed configuration when the seat back is rotated about the stationary plate.

A convertible child chair converts between multiple heights, including a high chair, a child seat, and a booster seat, through simple reconfiguration of a leg assembly of the chair. A belly band may be removably coupled to a seat of the child chair. A tray may be removably coupled to the child seat and may have an adjustable depth while remaining coupled to the chair. A footrest may be removably coupled to the chair and may have a adjustable height by removing the footrest and flipping the footrest.