A illuminated stroller assembly includes a stroller that has handle. A control circuit is coupled to the handle, a heating element is coupled to the handle and a cooling unit is coupled to the handle. A blower is coupled to the handle and the blower urges air into the seat when the blower is turned on to enhance comfort for the child in the stroller. A receiver is coupled to the handle and the receiver is in remote electrical communication with an audio source for receiving an audio signal. A pair of speakers is each coupled to the handle for emitting audible sounds outwardly therefrom and each of the speakers receives the audio signal from the receiver.

Disclosed herein is a folding wagon that is capable of being folded between an expanded open configuration at which a variety of articles or children are carried in a basket of the wagon and a compact collapsed configuration to facilitate storage or transport when the wagon is not being used. A pair of fold-down seats which are carried inside the basket to transport small children are rotatable between a vertically upright position and a horizontally flat position. A handle is pivotally coupled to the front of the wagon and rotatable between a first position lying inside the basket and a second position extending outwardly from the front of the wagon. A handlebar is pivotally coupled to the rear of the wagon and rotatable between a first position extending horizontally outward from the rear of the wagon and a second position extending vertically downward alongside the wagon.

The stroller with a linkage-foldable backrest having a stroller frame convertible between an unfolded state and a folded state is provided. The folding of the stroller frame of the provided stroller drives the backrest portion to fold, so as to prevent the edge of the end portion of the backrest portion from touching the ground. The folding operation of the backrest portion according to the present invention is simple and convenient.

A compact multifunction collapsible stroller and cart which provides increased convenience with its small factor when collapsed. It is able to be reversibly converted from a stroller to a shopping or utility cart. The seat and receptacle of the invention have no rigid connections to the wheeled frame, instead they are suspended in place by non-rigid connections such as cables or wires connecting them to the wheeled frame. The wheeled frame may be telescopic and collapsible, and can be wrapped in the flexible material of the seat or cart receptacle thereby allowing the seat or cart receptacle to act as a carrying bag.

A baby stroller includes an upper housing, a seat cushion, wheel assemblies, a lower housing and telescopic devices. The seat cushion is connected to the upper housing. The wheel assemblies are connected to the lower housing. One end of each telescopic device is connected to the upper housing, and the other end of the telescopic device is connected to the lower housing. A length of the telescopic device can be adjusted telescopically between a contracted state and an extended state. The telescopic device is configured to adjust a distance between the upper housing and the lower housing, so that a user can adjust the distance between the upper housing and the lower housing to adjust the height of the baby stroller, and the baby stroller can be used by babies with different heights, making the baby stroller suitable for the entire growth process of the babies.

A child carriage including a carriage frame to support a removable child seat above a riding surface, the carriage frame having a lower frame portion comprising at least one front leg, a first rear leg, and a second rear leg. The carriage includes a soft goods seat assembly is provided to removably couple to the frame, wherein the soft goods seat assembly includes a soft goods seat having a seatback and a seat pan that extends from the seatback at a seat bight, and a first leg coupler and a second leg coupler disposed at first and second sides of the soft goods seat, respectively, to removably attach to the first and second rear legs, respectively, so as to couple the seat bight to the first and second rear legs and such that the first and second leg couplers are positionally fixed relative to the first and second rear legs, respectively.

A compact multifunction collapsible stroller and cart which provides increased convenience with its small factor when collapsed. It is able to be reversibly converted from a stroller to a shopping or utility cart. The seat and receptacle of the invention have no rigid connections to the wheeled frame, instead they are suspended in place by non-rigid connections such as cables or wires connecting them to the wheeled frame. The wheeled frame may be telescopic and collapsible, and can be wrapped in the flexible material of the seat or cart receptacle thereby allowing the seat or cart receptacle to act as a carrying bag.

A rugged suitcase and child carrier combination. The shell comprises a top half and bottom half each defining a hollow cavity. A foldable seat assembly is suspended in an opening defined by open halves of the shell, and various paraphernalia such as toys, bottles, entertainment devices, blankets, clothing, and food stuffs, among others, may be stowed in the hollow cavity defined by either of the top and bottom halves of the hinged shell. A plurality of wheels may be disposed on the bottom half of the device, and a telescoping handle may be disposed on an upper end of the top half of the shell to enable steering the device. The entire combination may be securably collapsed so that the seat assembly, as well as any stowed paraphernalia, is fully and securely encapsulated within the shell which may optionally be conveyed as a rolling suitcase.

A baby walker includes an upper housing, a seat cushion, wheel assemblies, a lower housing and telescopic devices. The seat cushion is connected to the upper housing. The wheel assemblies are connected to the lower housing. One end of each telescopic device is connected to the upper housing, and the other end of the telescopic device is connected to the lower housing. A length of the telescopic device can be adjusted telescopically between a contracted state and an extended state. The telescopic device is configured to adjust a distance between the upper housing and the lower housing, so that a user can adjust the distance between the upper housing and the lower housing to adjust the height of the baby walker, and the baby walker can be used by babies with different heights, making the baby walker suitable for the entire growth process of the babies.

A foldable stroller, comprising a frame (10), at least one leg (16) pivotally mounted at the lower end of the frame (10) and pivotal with respect thereto between an operable configuration in which said frame (10) extends at an angle relative to vertical and said at least one leg (16) extends from the front of the frame (10), and a folded configuration in which said leg (16) is located behind the backrest (200). The stroller further comprises a rear mount (22) extending, in the operable configuration, substantially vertically downward from an intermediate location along the length of the frame (10) and being pivotally mounted to the frame (10) such that, in a fully folded configuration, the rear mount (22) can be pivoted to a position substantially parallel to and behind the backrest (200). A rigid linking arm (28) is secured between the at least one leg (16) and the rear mount (22) such that when the leg (16) is pivoted, corresponding pivoting of the rear mount (22) is effected. A pivot mechanism between the leg (16) and the frame (10) is provided with a lock having an actuator.