Infant crawler-walker motor development apparatus

A portable infant crawler-walker motor skill development apparatus comprising, in combination:

• a structural frame having support legs covered by a padded floor, the support legs having means of fixedly attaching to a center column, a guide wheel plate being generally circular having means of fixedly abutting a top of the center column, a bearing assembly centrally mounted securedly on top of said guide wheel plate having means of securing an elongated pivot arm bracket to a center of said bearing assembly wherein at least one guide wheel is perpendicularly connected to a lower portion of an opposite end of a bearing assembly connection for moment support, wherein an outermost end of said pivot arm bracket having a communicating aperture adapted with means to receive a pivot arm;
• a removable pivot arm having a reduced end adapted to connect inwardly to the aperture of said pivot arm bracket, a ring member is rotatably depending from a lower portion of an outermost end of said removable pivot arm to receive a cord;
• a removable adjustable cord, the removable adjustable cord having a resilient cord adjoining an upper and lower housing, the upper housing having a means of removably connecting to said ring member, the lower housing having a hook member on a lower portion removably connecting to either a crawling or a walking harness attachment, the resilient cord loops around an axle on the lower housing with one fixed end and one adjustable end extending upward to the upper housing, whereby adjusting height of the lower housing with said resilient cord having means of releasably securing upon a single motion;
• an infant crawling torso wrap, the infant crawling torso wrap having a generally rectangular shape with a torso receiving portion with extended opposing ends, each end having means of simultaneously removably connecting to said hook member on said lower housing of said adjustable cord;
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• an infant walking harness, the infant walking harness having a generally cylindrical shaped hub with a hollow interior and having two diametrically opposite slotted apertures to receive a centrally positioned crossmember with two ends extending outwardly, each end having diagonal slotted apertures on upper portions thereof , a suspending harness with means of attaching two cords, each cord forming a loop with the ends of each cord fixedly connected to diametrical ends of an upper portion of the harness, the loop portion of cords removably suspend in the diagonal slots on each outward end of said crossmember, a connecting ring member having a centrally positioned upper opening abuts an upper portion of the hub with a lesser diameter opening extends inwardly through a center of the hub, a handle being generally u-shaped with each end being threaded, the handle ends extend through througholes on said hub with an upper threaded end fixedly extending through a lower portion of the connecting ring and locked by a nut.