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US 2002/0171274 A1Published application
Child safety car seat assembly
OwnerLyle C. Yanagiharainventor
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Abstract
A child safety seat system having a child seat, a separable mounting plate, and a stroller frame incorporating a mounting plate. The mounting plate attaches to an automobile or similar seat by means of a standard adult seat belt. The child seat may be coupled to the separable mounting plate or the stroller frame mounting plate for transporting a child securely.
Claims11
An apparatus comprising:
- a portable car seat for a child, said car seat including a seat bottom and a seat back, said seat back having a front side adapted and configured to support the back of a child, said seat back having right and left sides and a rear side, said rear side including a first vertically arranged channel proximate the right side and a second vertically arranged channel proximate the left side;
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- a separable mounting plate defining a pair of slots adapted and configured to slidably receive a car seatbelt therethrough, said mounting plate including a first vertical edge adapted and configured to be slidably received within said first channel and a second vertical edge adapted and configured to be slidably received within said second channel.
An apparatus comprising:
- a portable seat for a child, said seat including a seat bottom and a seat back, said seat back having a front side adapted and configured to support the back of a child, said seat back having right and left sides and a rear side, said rear side including a first vertically arranged channel proximate the right side and a second vertically arranged channel proximate the left side;
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- a stroller frame including a generally planar back and a mounting plate attached to said stroller back, said mounting plate including a first vertical edge adapted and configured to be slidably received within said first channel and a second vertical edge adapted and configured to be slidably received within said second channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.