Wonderland Nurserygoods Company Limited

Wonderland Switzerland Ag

Graco Children's Products, Inc.

Other

Jani International Pte. Ltd.

Hartenstine, Curtis M.

Bearup, Adam

Sellers, Gregory

Haut, Robert E.

Gillet, Sharon A.

Curtis M Hartenstine

Andrew J Taylor

Robert E Haut

Patrick J G Bowers

Gregory S Sellers

Sharon A Gillett

Andrew J Horst

Daniel A Sack

Kyle S Mason

Ryan N Miller

Bruce L Williams

Robert Scott Anderson

Joseph F Fiore, Jr

Anthony V Ruggiero

Michael H Gillett

Jonathan M Pacella

Nathanael Saint

Matthew J Ransil

Peter R Tuckey

Patrick J Bowers

Andrew J Winterhalter

Michael L Longenecker

Daniel Newhard

William B Bellows

James M F Hutchinson

Adam D Bearup

Clyde S Harmes, V

Gregg R Espenshade

John E Huntley

Andrew Ma

Guang-Hui Zhao

Shun-Min Chen

David Andrew Lehman

Christine E Julien

Haibo Zeng

Zheng-Wen Guo

Colin F Eggert-Crowe

Robert Tor Pike

Jerry S Ingraham

Nathaniel W Keebler

Colin P Hansel

Dylan Anthony Mellinger

Linhai Shan

Brad Bickley

Schantal M Kane

Nangui Bu

Andrew J R Horst

Wuxing Xu

Joseph F Fiore, Iii

Devon T Siesholtz

Lance J Clemmer

Benjamin A Stack

Robert T Pike

Ronald R Hoffman

Clyde S Harmes V

James M Hutchinson

Lin-Hai Shan

Derek A King

Michael A Gillett

R Scott Anderson

Zhang Shao-Yue

Zachary C Hartenstine

John Sims

Kristopher Konawalik

Zhong Zhi-Ren

Joshua Ferguson

Donald E Groff

Cui Zong-Wang

Aj Horst

Justin L Rigg

Zeng-Wen Guo

Jerry S Ingram

Anthony V Ruggeiro

David H Lehman

Joseph F Fiore Jr

Sharon H Gillett

Patrick JG Bowers

Gregory Sellers

David A Lehman

James Mf Hutchinson

Joseph F Fiore

Scott Anderson

John T Sims

Pet carrier

A playpen includes an upper frame assembly having an unfolded and a folded state, a standing leg rotatable relative to the upper frame assembly between a folded and an unfolded position, a first locking mechanism for locking the standing leg in the unfolded position, and a second locking mechanism for locking the upper frame assembly in the unfolded state. The upper frame assembly includes an unfoldable side frame portion including a corner joining part, and a foldable side frame portion including a coupling part pivotally connected to the corner joining part. The corner joining part includes a cavity delimited at least partially between two opposite sidewalls thereof, and the standing leg has an end pivotally connected to the corner joining part, the end of the standing leg being movable inside the cavity of the corner joining part as the standing leg rotates relative to the corner joining part.

Playpen

A car seat configured to be fastened to a vehicle, includes a seat shell and a belt guide disposed at the seat shell to redirect a belt set of the vehicle for rerouting the belt set along a deviation path from an original path. When the belt set is not engaged with the belt guide, the belt set is routed along the original path. When the belt set is engaged with the belt guide, the belt set is routed along the deviation path from the original path. The rerouted belt set improves the symmetry of forces encountered by the vehicle and also improves the kinetics of the car seat during a crash. A break-away feature in the belt guide advantageously absorbs forces at different times during a crash.

Car seat and method for fastening a car seat to a vehicle

An infant seat includes a seat back member including an outer hub, a seat support member including an inner hub, a seat structure connected to the seat back member, and a locking mechanism including a slide gear and operably disposed on the seat back member. The inner hub is pivotably connected to the outer hub to make the seat back member rotatably connected to the seat support member for forming a cross bar structure. The slide gear is slidable within the outer and inner hubs for engaging with the outer and inner hubs to stop rotation of the inner hub on the outer hub. When the locking mechanism translates the slide gear to an unlocked position, the slide gear is disengaged from the outer hub to make the seat back member rotatable relative to the seat support member for adjusting a tilt angle of the seat structure.

Infant seat with angle adjustment function

In one example, a highchair has a seat and a base. The base is attached to the seat such that, when the base is disposed on a surface, the base supports the seat above the surface. The base has a plurality of legs that are rotatable so as to transition the highchair between a raised position and a lowered position. In the raised position, the seat is disposed at a first height and the plurality of legs together define a first footprint that has a first cross-sectional area in a select plane. In the lowered position, the seat is disposed at a second height, lower than the first height, and the plurality of legs together define a second footprint that has a second cross-sectional area in the select plane that is less than the first cross-sectional area.

Height adjustable child's chair

A support base for a child safety seat includes a pivotable support leg that is operable to retract and expand from the support base, the support leg including multiple segments connected with one another via a plurality of sliding connections, the sliding connections including a first and a second sliding connection. Moreover, the support base includes an actuating button operably coupled to a first and a second latch. The first latch is operable to lock and unlock the first sliding connection for preventing or allowing relative sliding between segments of the first sliding connection. The second latch is operable to lock and unlock the second sliding connection for preventing or allowing relative sliding between segments of the second sliding connection. When the actuating button is actuated, the first latch is urged to unlock the first sliding connection and the second latch is urged to unlock the second sliding connection.

Support base for a child safety seat

A child bassinet includes a support frame supporting an enclosure, and a playpen coupling mechanism provided on the support frame. The playpen coupling mechanism includes an adjustable catching part that is connected with the support frame and is engageable with a playpen for installing the child bassinet thereon. The catching part is movable relative to the support frame between a first and a second position of different elevations, and is further movable relative to the support frame between a locked state where the catching part engages with the support frame for locking the catching part in the first or second position, and an unlocked state where the catching part is disengaged from the support frame for movement of the catching part between the first and second position. The catching part is adjustable between the first and second position for installing the child bassinet on the playpen at different heights.

Child bassinet and child care apparatus including a child bassinet installed on a playpen

In one example, a carrycot couples to a support frame to support the carrycot above a support surface. The carrycot has a carrycot frame having a first side and a second side that are spaced from one another so as to define a space therebetween that supports a child therein. The carrycot has a set of attachment features that is disposed at the first side and removably attaches to a bayonet of the support frame. The set of attachment features includes (1) a bayonet receptacle that receives a first portion of the bayonet and (2) a plunger that is spaced below the bayonet receptacle with respect to a vertical direction and is configured to engage an opening in a second portion of the bayonet.

Carrycot with coupler for attaching to a carriage, stand, or other support structure

An infant car seat system includes an infant car seat with an integrated anchor system to conveniently secure the infant car seat to a vehicle seat, without using a detachable vehicle installation base and without using a vehicle seat belt. The anchor system is coupled to the infant car seat at one or more mechanical constraining points positioned based on the center of gravity of the infant car seat and respective anchor points at which the anchor system engages with vehicle lower anchors. The anchor system may be a rigid anchor system or a belted anchor system, and the system may include one or more of a release actuator for a quick disconnect mechanism, an adjustment foot to accommodate different vehicle seats and ensure a tight fit, and/or one or more storage compartments to store parts of the anchor system when unused.

Methods, apparatus and systems for securing an infant car seat to a vehicle seat with a tight fit and without using a detachable vehicle installation base or a vehicle seat belt, and ride-hailing methods relating to same

A foldable bassinet includes an upper bassinet frame, a pair of leg structures opposite to each other, and a bottom board. Each leg structure has an upper tower portion and a lower ledge portion. The upper bassinet frame is disposed through the upper tower portion of each leg structure to make each leg structure pivotable relative to the upper bassinet frame between a supporting position and a folding position. The bottom board is detachably configured between the two lower ledge portions and defines a containing space cooperatively with the upper bassinet frame and the leg structures. When the bottom board is detached from the two lower ledge portions, the leg structures are rotatable from the supporting position to the folding position to be folded inwardly relative to the upper bassinet frame.

Foldable bassinet

Stroller

A support base for a child safety seat includes a shell, a belt clamp and a latching mechanism. The shell is adapted to receive a child seat thereon, and has a belt anchoring region including a first surface and a second surface. The belt clamp is pivotally connected with the shell, and is operable to clamp a first belt portion and a second belt portion respectively adjacent to the first surface and the second surface. The latching mechanism is operable to lock the belt clamp in a clamping state.

A foldable car seat carriage includes a frame unit and an engagement unit. The frame unit includes two leg frames. Each of the leg frames includes two legs pivotable relative to each other, and a driving mechanism. The driving mechanism has opposite ends connected pivotally to the legs at first and second intersections. The engagement unit includes two bayonets. Each of the bayonets has a linking portion connected pivotally to the driving mechanism of a respective one of the leg frames. For each of the leg frames, change of a distance between the first and second intersections of the driving mechanism and the legs during pivot action of the legs converts a position of the engagement unit relative to the legs.

Foldable car seat carriage

A bassinet includes a main frame, a bassinet frame and a height adjusting assembly. The bassinet frame is detachably installed on the main frame and slidably installed on the main frame by a sliding track of the height adjusting assembly. The bassinet frame is vertically movable between a first position and a second position. When the bassinet frame is located at the first position, a supporting surface of the bassinet frame is located in close proximity to a top surface of the main frame, so that the bassinet provides an unhindered view of a child in the bassinet frame. The bassinet can be used as a normal bassinet when the bassinet frame is located at the second position. The main frame and the bassinet frame can be used as a standard play yard and a stand-alone bassinet when the bassinet frame is detached from the main frame.

Bassinet

An infant car seat system includes an infant car seat with an integrated anchor system to conveniently secure the infant car seat to a vehicle seat, without using a detachable vehicle installation base and without using a vehicle seat belt. The anchor system is coupled to the infant car seat at one or more mechanical constraining points positioned based on the center of gravity of the infant car seat and respective anchor points at which the anchor system engages with vehicle lower anchors. The anchor system may be a rigid anchor system or a belted anchor system, and the system may include one or more of a release actuator for a quick disconnect mechanism, an adjustment foot to accommodate different vehicle seats and ensure a tight fit, and/or one or more storage compartments to store parts of the anchor system when unused. Such features render the infant car seat system particularly useful for ride-hailing and ridesharing services.

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Birdsboro, PA, United States of America

Curtis M Hartenstine