Wonderland Switzerland AG

A baby crib includes a foldable crib body having an upper crib fence and a lower crib fence. Each of the upper and lower crib fences includes a pair of first connecting rods opposite to each other and a pair of second connecting rods opposite to each other, with each first connecting rod and adjacent second connecting rod connected by a corner connector. Each first connecting rod includes a first rotary arm and a second rotary arm. End portions of the first and second rotary arms facing each other are pivotally connected to hinged bases, and end portions away from each other are pivotally connected to corresponding corner connectors. A hinged base of the upper crib fence and a corresponding hinged base of the lower crib fence are configured to approach each other during folding of the crib body.

The present disclosure provides a chair including a seat, supporting leg sets and a folding mechanism. The supporting leg sets capable of being supported on a supporting surface includes a first supporting leg set and a second supporting leg set that are both pivotally connected to the seat. The folding mechanism includes: a first driving member movably disposed on the seat and connected to the first supporting leg set, pivoting of which relative to the seat drives the first driving member to slide relative to the seat; a second driving member movably disposed on the seat and connected to the second supporting leg set, pivoting of which relative to the seat drives the second driving member to slide relative to the seat; and a guiding member movably disposed on the seat and linked with the first driving member and the second driving member.

The present disclosure relates to a child safety seat. The child safety seat includes: a seat base defining a receiving groove on a front edge thereof; a buckle connected to the seat base through a crotch belt, and a shape of the buckle being matched with the receiving groove; and a seat cushion covering on the seat base and defining a slot to allow the buckle to pass through. When the buckle is no longer used, the buckle can be received in the receiving groove without removing the buckle, which does not affect the normal use of the seat base, and improves the convenience of using the child safety seat for users.

A child care apparatus includes a standing frame having a mounting portion, and a child support frame held on the standing frame via at least a first and a second hanging bar that respectively have a first and a second end portion pivotally connected with the mounting portion, the first hanging bar and the second hanging bar being rotatable for swinging the child support frame. The first end portion is fixedly attachable to the second end portion with a coupling part, the coupling part being attached to the first hanging bar and having an inner cavity adapted to receive the second end portion, the coupling part being operable to close over the inner cavity and to open for access to the inner cavity, the coupling part being adapted to pivotally couple the first hanging bar and the second hanging bar to the mounting portion.

A bassinet assembly is disclosed herein. A sway lock is provided for a swaying mechanism such that swaying motion of the bassinet can be allowed or prevented via actuation or deactivation of the lock. In another aspect, a height adjustment feature is implemented with the bassinet assembly. The height adjustment feature includes a height adjustment mechanism and an offset support member that both provide different configurations for adjusting a height of the bassinet assembly. The bassinet assembly also provides the ability to quickly remove the bassinet from a bassinet support.

In one example, a child carriage has a frame with wheels. The frame has a coupler that removably couples the child carriage to a child carrier, such as a seat or bassinet. The frame has first and second leg assemblies, each having a front leg and a rear leg that are pivotably coupled about a first axis. The first crosspiece extends between the front legs of the first and second leg assemblies, and the second crosspiece extends between the rear legs of the first and second leg assemblies. The carriage is devoid of any push handle that extends above the child carrier. The frame folds about (i) the first axis from an expanded configuration to a first folded configuration so as to align hinges of the first and second crosspieces along a second axis, and (ii) the second axis from the first folded configuration to a second folded configuration.

In one example, a travel system has a child carriage and a child carrier that removably couples to the child carriage. The carriage has a frame and wheels attached thereto. The carrier has a frame or body that supports a child therein, a handle coupled to the frame or body, a handle rotation lock, and a handle extension lock. The handle extends, retracts, and rotates relative to the frame or body to different rotational positions. The handle rotation lock selectively locks the handle in each of the rotational positions, and the handle extension lock selective locks the handle in extended and retracted positions. The carrier can have (i) a rotation stop that selectively blocks rotation of the handle when the handle is extended and/or (ii) an extension stop that selectively blocks extension of the handle when the handle is in a position for hand carrying the carrier.