Child restraint system
OwnerBarry Glenn Chapmaninventor
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Abstract
A child restraint system (1) having a mounting clip (2) positioned over an upper crossbar (12) and vertical bars (19) of a shopping cart seat (14) back support (13). The mounting clip is centered on the back support so that it rests directly behind a child when seated in the shopping cart. A belt (16) extends from sides of the mounting clip and wraps around the child's torso encircling the child preferably above the abdomen. This keeps the child in an upright position and prevents the child from leaning to the front or to the side, thereby reducing any risk of injury.
Claims21
A child restraint system for shopping carts comprising:
- a mounting clip having an inner surface and an outer surface;
- said mounting clip having a rear panel and a front panel;
- said rear panel and front panel each having a top edge;
- said top edges of the rear panel and the front panel being connected via a hinge means that allows the rear panel and front panel to be folded over a crossbar of a back support of a shopping cart seat;
- a belt located within the mounting clip;
- said belt having two ends;
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- said belt having a buckle located thereon for securing the two ends of the belt together.
A child restraint system for shopping carts comprising:
- a mounting clip having an inner surface and an outer surface;
- said mounting clip having a rear panel and a front panel;
- said rear panel and front panel each having a top edge;
- said top edges of the rear panel and the front panel being connected via a hinge means that allows the rear panel and front panel to be folded over a crossbar of a back support of a shopping cart seat;
- a belt located within the mounting clip;
- said belt having two ends;
- said belt having a buckle located thereon for securing the two ends of the belt together;
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- a horizontal belt channel located on the mounting clip between the rear panel and the front panel when the rear panel and front panel are in a folded position for holding the belt within the mounting clip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.