Wonderland Switzerland Ag

Wonderland Nurserygoods Company Limited

Haibo Zeng

Xiaojian Zhang

Martijn Hans Van Gelderen

Remy Schuitemaker

Thomas Stokhof De Jong

Yunlin Zeng

Curtis M Hartenstine

Jonathan M Pacella

Andrew J Taylor

Nathanael Saint

Sharon A Gillett

Andrew J Horst

Guang-Hui Zhao

Joseph F Fiore, Iii

Shun-Min Chen

Jian-Qun Li

Wanquan Zhu

Fang Ming Li

Jian Qun Li

Xiao Song Duan

Junjie Hu

Wuxing Xu

Zehua Yi

Yi Zehua

Hu Junjie

Wheel

Wheel hub

A pivotal joint structure is connected to a front leg and a bottom pipe of a stroller. The pivotal joint structure includes a connecting component disposed in the bottom pipe. A first end of the connecting component is fixedly connected to the front leg. The pivotal joint structure further includes an inner fixing component and an outer fixing component, which are disposed in the bottom pipe and connected to the bottom pipe. The connecting component is disposed between the inner fixing component and the outer fixing component, and the inner fixing component and the outer fixing component are rotatable around the connecting component. The front leg can be further folded relative to the bottom pipe by the pivotal joint structure. Therefore, the occupied space of the folded stroller can be further reduced, so as to facilitate carrying and storage when not in use.

Pivotal joint structure and stroller therewith

The disclosure provides a stroller frame locking mechanism and a stroller having the same. The stroller frame comprises a stroller handle, a front wheel bracket, and a rear wheel bracket, both the front wheel bracket and the rear wheel bracket being pivotally connected to the stroller handle. The stroller frame locking mechanism comprises: a support assembly supported between the front wheel bracket and the rear wheel bracket, the support assembly comprising a first support member and a second support member pivotally connected to each other, the first support member being pivotally connected to the front wheel bracket, and the second support member being pivotally connected to the rear wheel bracket; and a locking device arranged to lock or unlock the support assembly, such that the first support member and the second support member is unable to pivot or able to pivot in respect to each other.

Stroller frame locking mechanism and stroller having the same

The present disclosure relates to a wheel mechanism and a child carrier. The wheel mechanism includes a wheel quick-release mechanism and/or a wheel orientation mechanism. The wheel quick-release mechanism detachably installs the wheel seat onto the frame, and includes a connecting rod having an end connected with the frame and the other end provided with a snapping portion; a receiving hole arranged in the wheel seat for receiving the connecting rod; an inserting channel arranged in the wheel seat and communicated with the receiving hole; an operating member movably arranged in the inserting channel; and a spring. The wheel orientation mechanism orients a wheel seat with respect to a frame and includes an orientating portion on the frame; a receiving slot arranged in the wheel seat corresponding to the orientating portion; and an oriented-locking element interposed into the receiving slot and sliding between a released position and a locked position.

Wheel mechanism and child carrier

A wheel shock absorption structure and a child carrier having the wheel shock absorption structure, including a wheel shaft and a wheel seat connected with a frame, and a lower end of the wheel seat is rotatably connected with a wheel through the wheel shaft. Further including a shock absorber with an elastic structure, an upper end of the shock absorber is removably connected with an upper end of the wheel seat, and the shock absorber rotates synchronously along with the wheel seat; a lower end of the shock absorber is rotatably connected with the wheel shaft which is slidably connected with the lower end of the wheel seat. The shock absorber is driven by sliding of the wheel shaft to generate recoverable elastic deformation to provide damping and buffering. The bending deformation of the shock absorber ensures that the wheel shock absorption structure has a better shock absorbing effect.

Wheel shock absorption structure and child carrier

A child holding accessory can be desirably installed on a rigid support frame, and has two opposite regions adapted to receive a child in different configurations of use. Examples of construction for these holding regions can include, without limitation, a changing table and a child sleep bed. The child holding accessory can be attached with the support frame via one or more fixtures that is adjustable to turn upward either of the first and second regions for use.

Reversible child holding device

A child holding accessory can be desirably installed on the play yard for use, and has two opposite regions adapted to receive a child in different configurations of use. Examples of construction for these holding regions can include, without limitation, a changing table and a child sleep bed. The child holding accessory can be attached with the play yard via one or more fixtures that is adjustable to turn upward either of the first and second regions for use.

Child holding accessory for use with a play yard

A brake mechanism suitable for use with an infant stroller apparatus includes two wheel supports adapted to affix with two transversally spaced-apart legs of the infant stroller apparatus, two wheels respectively assembled with the two wheel supports about a rotation axis, wherein each of the two wheels includes a hub portion, two latches respectively assembled with the two wheel supports and operable to rotationally lock the two wheels, and a brake actuating assembly including two cam surfaces in sliding contact with the two latches, wherein the two cam surfaces are operable to rotate about the rotation axis to cause displacements of the two latches parallel to the rotation axis to respectively engage and disengage the hub portions of the two wheels.

Brake mechanism for an infant stroller apparatus

A child carrier apparatus comprises first and second leg frames, a seat frame including first and second tube portions, a joint housing connected with the first and second tube portions, an impeding part assembled adjacent to the joint housing, and a release actuator. The first tube portion is pivotally connected with the first leg frame. The second tube portion is pivotally connected with the second leg frame and the joint housing, and is rotatable between unfolded and folded positions. The impeding part can move between a first position obstructing rotation of the second tube portion relative to the joint housing from the unfolded position, and a second position displaced away from a path of rotation of the second tube portion to allow folding of the second tube portion. The release actuator is operable to drive the impeding part to move from the first to second position.

Collapsible child carrier apparatus

A stroller connectable with a car seat and includes a stroller frame, a seat portion on the stroller frame and formed with a generally horizontal seat plate, and a footrest disposed pivotally on the seat plate and having a coupling portion. The footrest is pivotable relative to the seat plate between first and second positions. When the footrest is in the first position it stands on the seat plate such that the retaining member engages the coupling portion to thereby retain the car seat on the stroller.

Stroller connectable with a car seat

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