Delta Enterprise Corp.

Scott A Lewis

Francisco J Reyes

Sam L Shamie

An arrangement for supporting a child behind a stroller, includes an axle attachment member adapted to be secured to an axle of the stroller; and a standing board adapted to be secured to the axle attachment member or the axle of the stroller, and including an elongated planar board, at least one wheel secured to a rear section of the planar board, first and second spaced apart attachment openings in an upper surface of the planar board, a seat assembly, handle or plug releasably securable in either attachment opening, transversely aligned wing openings in opposite side surfaces of the planar board, and wings selectively and releasably securable in the wing openings so as to extend transversely out from the planar board, and a stroller attachment member at a front end of the planar board for removable securement to either the stroller or axle attachment member.

Standing board for attachment to a stroller

A stroller includes a left side support frame; a right side support frame; and a connecting frame which connects the left and right side support frames together, and which defines a seat rest for a child; wheels rotatably connected to a front and rear of each support frame; at least one rear footboard connected to a rear end of the stroller; an adjustment assembly which rotatably connects the rear wheels to a rear of the support frames, between a first inward operative position and each rear footboard to a vertical position for use when a child is not standing on the at least one rear footboard and a second outward operative position and each rear footboard to a horizontal position which increases a footprint of the stroller for use when a child is standing on the at least one rear footboard.

Stroller with expandable rear wheel positioning and adjustable footboard

An adjustable incline sleeper includes a lower base frame including lower support members movable between a first rocking position which permits rocking of the adjustable incline sleeper in a transverse direction and a second non-rocking position which prevents rocking of the adjustable incline sleeper; an upper support frame; a covering body secured to the upper support frame for supporting an infant thereon; and a pivotable connection arrangement for connecting the upper support frame to the lower base frame in a manner to permit transverse pivotable movement of the upper support frame relative to the lower base frame to change an inclination angle between the upper support frame and the lower support frame.

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Scott A Lewis