Convertible multi-function child restraint system

A convertible multi-function child restraint system comprising, in combination:

• a toddler seat adapted to be mounted on the seat of an automobile, said toddler seat including a seat portion and spaced apart armrest portions extending upwardly from opposite sides of said seat portion, said toddler seat thus being adapted to serve as a booster seat in the automobile for a toddler age child, said toddler seat including latch means cooperating with each of said armrest portions thereof and said toddler seat additionally includes apertures molded into side portions of the toddler seat for receiving an automobile seat belt to thus secure the toddler seat to the automobile seat;
• a pivotable toddler restraining arm adapted to be mounted between said armrest portions across and above said seat portion when a toddler is positioned in the toddler seat, said toddler restraining arm including respective latch members at opposite ends thereof for detachable connection with the latch means of said armrest portions and including pivotable mounting means cooperating with one end of the restraining arm to permit movement of the restraining arm to an open position while maintaining the latch member at said one end of the restraining arm connected to said armrest portion;
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• an infant carrier positionable in said toddler seat for converting the toddler seat to receive and carry an infant, said infant carrier including harness means to secure the infant in said carrier during use and including respective latch members on opposite sides thereof for detachable connection with the latch means of said armrest portions to thereby permit easily removing the infant carrier for use in carrying an infant outside of the auto- mobile.