Adjustable activity stroller
AssigneeActivity Stroller Inc.
InventorsAneta Friisdahl, Maureen Hummel, Robert G. Dickie
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Abstract
A stroller for a young child comprising a frame mounted on a plurality of wheels and a seat mounted in the frame. The seat is adjustable between a first position where the child is retained in a reclined or semi-reclined orientation, and a second position where the child is retained in an orientation that permits them to sit and stand. The seat includes a bottom that is pivotally attached to a back. A sling member is secured between the frame and back such that when the bottom is pivoted out of the way, the sling supports the child in the seated or standing position.
Claims25
An adjustable stroller for a child, said stroller comprising:
- a frame including:
- a first side member having a first end and a second end;
- a second side member having a first end and a second end, wherein said second side member is disposed a spaced distance laterally away from the first side member;
- a first strut extending outwardly and downwardly from the first side member and intermediate the first and second ends thereof;
- a second strut extending outwardly and downwardly from the second side member and intermediate the first and second ends thereof;
- a plurality of wheels mounted to the frame and adapted to engage a surface over which the stroller is to travel;
- and wherein the plurality of wheels includes a pair of second wheels, and wherein each one of the pair of second wheels is mounted to a free end of one of the first and second struts;
- a seat mounted to the first and second side members and positioned therebetween and wherein said seat is adapted to retain a child thereon;
- a floor connected to the frame proximate the wheels and disposed vertically directly beneath the seat, and wherein at least a portion of said seat is movable between a first position where the child is retained in one of a reclined and semi-reclined orientation;
- and a second position where the child is retained in an orientation where the child is able to either sit or to stand on the floor without getting out of the seat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.