Monahan Products, LLC

Carl J Sukeforth

Richard M Bastien

Ward A Fritz

Robert D Monahan

Paul Douglas Gaudreau, Jr

Anthony P Sandonato

A tension indicator assembly for a child restraint system including a chassis; a blade slidably coupled to the chassis; a biasing element coupled to the chassis and to the blade and configured to bias the blade in a first position; a wing pivotably coupled to the chassis and configured to selectively contact the blade; and a tab coupled to the blade and configured to selectively pivot the wing based on a position of the blade.

Car seat belt tension indicator

A child conveyance device includes an impact energy absorbing apparatus disposed on a portion of the child conveyance device. The impact energy absorbing apparatus includes an inner support configured to be positioned against the portion of the child conveyance device. The inner support has a receptacle formed therein. The impact energy absorbing apparatus further includes an outer cover configured to releasably secure the inner support and an insert received within the receptacle of the inner support. The insert is held in place by the outer cover when securing the outer cover.

Child carrier with side impact protection

Aspects and embodiments of the present disclosure are directed generally to a a hinge for a child conveyance device including a means for coupling two non-circular elements that rotate with respect to one another, wherein the two non-circular elements are configured to avoid the pinching of fingers during rotation.

Collapsible child conveyance device

In accordance with some aspects of the present disclosure, there is provided a foldable stroller frame comprising a first side frame member, a second side frame member, a middle frame member, and a sliding mechanism configured to slide along the middle frame member. First and second cross frame members may connect the sliding mechanism to the first and second side frame members. In some examples, the first and second cross frame members may comprise a curved portion proximate the connection with the side frame members. The sliding member may comprise an upper portion and a lower portion. In some examples, spring-biased tongues disposed in the lower portion may bias the upper portion. In some examples third and fourth cross frame members may connect the first side frame member and the second side frame member to a foot pedal that may be disposed on the middle frame member.

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Milton, MA, United States of America

Carl J Sukeforth