Abstract: A baby walker comprises a travelable frame, a table positioned above the frame for supporting the trunk of an infant, and a plurality of support legs interconnecting and supporting the frame and the table. Each of the support legs is divided into an upper leg portion and a lower leg portion connected together by a joint so as to be foldable into the space between the table and the frame. The joint has a bearing portion and a pair of restraining walls formed on the opposite sides of the bearing portion and bent inward as opposed to each other. One of the leg portions of the support leg has a pair of support portions and pivot portions inwardly projecting from the support portions respectively, the support portions being movable toward and away from each other and biased at all times outward away from each other. The pivot portions are turnably supported by the bearing portion of the joint.

Abstract: The ends of a stem on which a number of beads are rotatably and slidably mounted are supported by support members provided on a baby walker. The support members are each formed with a support hole having a small diameter portion and a large diameter portion which differ in inner diameter. After the ends of the stem are inserted from the small diameter portion side, a bulge is formed on each end of the stem. Thus, the stem is fitted in the small diameter portions and the bulges are grasped by the large diameter portions, so that there is no possibility of the stem slipping off the support holes. Further, there is no possibility of the bulges on the stem being exposed outside the support members.