Abstract: A bed for a child has a sack of a flexible material, which by a bottom rests on the floor and which has the mouth part thereof connected to a rectangular frame. The frame is formed of two frame parts, which are mutually connected via folding fittings that allow the frame parts to be folded into a parallel and overlapping relation. The frame is provided with one obliquely outward downward sloping leg in each corner. The legs are configured to fold back against the underside of the respective frame part in order to lie within the area of the frame part. The free end of the respective leg is connected to an adjacent bottom corner of the sack in order to facilitate the folding-out and collapsing, respectively, of the bag in connection with the erection and collapse, respectively, of the child's bed.

Abstract: Strap buckle comprising a frame (4) with a reverse side and an upper side, which frame has an anchorage end (at 2) and a free end (7) and an opening (6) between those two ends, the side edges of which are designed as guides (10, 11) and the edge of which that lies adjacent to the free end forms a counter edge (8), as well as a locking means (5) arranged in the opening to be displaceable on the guides. The locking means (5) is provided on the guides (10, 11) with a clearance (16) so that it is slanted in relation to the guides when a pulling force is exerted on the strap (18) laid around the locking means. The locking means (5) is on its side lying at the reverse side of the frame designed with a lip (17) protruding towards the free end of the frame in order to, in cooperation with said counter edge (8), exert line pressure against the strap when the strap is loaded.

Abstract: A hook lock comprises a first locking part (10) comprising ring-shaped element and a second locking part (20) that is provided with a gripping body and a hook finger (22) that can be inserted into the ring element (10), the second locking part having a manually actuatable retaining tongue that extends generally parallel to and in a direction opposite the hook finger (22), the retaining tongue (30), at the free end thereof, having a stopper that engages against a retaining surface (41) of a retaining nose (40), which in the brought together state of the locking parts is situated on the side of the ring element facing the retaining tongue (30), the retaining tongue being turningly biased against the retaining nose. The second locking part (20) carries an arm that extends generally parallel to the retaining tongue (30). The free end (51) of the arm is situated in order to, upon the separation of the locking parts (10, 20), pass over the retaining nose (40).

Abstract: A bouncing cradle comprises a base frame (10) intended to rest on an underlay, a backrest (20), a pivot mounting (12) arranged for the backrest and carried by the base frame, an arm (22) fixedly connected to the backrest and situated under the backrest as well as at a distance from the pivot mounting, and an adjustment fitting (40) for setting different angles of inclination of the backrest in relation to the base frame, the base frame comprising an essentially plane support yoke (84), the branch ends of which are attached to a support plate (16). The support plate (16) consists of an injection-moulded piece of plastic having integrated tubular sleeves (85) that receive the mutually parallel ends of the yoke branches, and that the sleeves (85) are situated at a distance above the support surface of the support plate (16) facing the underlay.

Abstract: A bouncing cradle comprising a base frame (10), a backrest (20), a first pivot mounting (12) arranged for the backrest (20) and carried by the base frame (10), an arm (22) fixedly connected to the backrest (20) and situated under the backrest (20) as well as at a distance from the first pivot mounting (12), the arm being, via a second pivot mounting (22, 23), connected to an adjustment fitting (40), the adjustment fitting (40) having at least two recesses (51, 52) that are situated at different distances from the second pivot mounting (22, 23) and that can receive a bar (14) carried by the base frame (10) and situated at a distance from the first pivot mounting, for setting different angles of inclination of the backrest (20) in relation to the base frame (10), the bar (14), the arm (22) and the first and the second mounting (12, 22) being axially parallel and the base frame (10) being intended to stand on a substantially horizontal underlay.

Abstract: A bouncing cradle comprises a base frame (10) intended to rest on an underlay, a backrest (20), a pivot mounting (12) arranged for the backrest and carried by the base frame, an arm (22) fixedly connected to the backrest and situated under the backrest as well as at a distance from the pivot mounting, and an adjustment fitting (40) for setting different angles of inclination of the backrest in relation to the base frame, the base frame comprising an essentially plane support yoke (84), the branch ends of which are attached to a support plate (16). The support plate (16) consists of an injection-moulded piece of plastic having integrated tubular sleeves (85) that receive the mutually parallel ends of the yoke branches, and that the sleeves (85) are situated at a distance above the support surface of the support plate (16) facing the underlay.

Abstract: A child's bed comprises a sack (20) of a flexible material, which by a bottom (23) rests on the floor and which has the mouth part thereof connected to a rectangular frame (10). The frame (10) is formed of two frame parts, which are mutually connected via folding fittings that allow the frame parts to be folded into a parallel and overlapping relation. The frame (10) is provided with one obliquely outward downward sloping leg (13) in each corner. The legs are possible to fold back against the underside of the respective frame part (11) in order to lie within the area of the frame part. The free end (131) of the respective leg (13) is connected to an adjacent bottom corner (27) of the sack (20) in order to facilitate the folding-out and collapsing, respectively, of the bag (20) in connection with the erection and collapse, respectively, of the child's bed.

Abstract: A child harness has two strap loops which pass around respective shoulders of the wearer and which are mutually connected by a fastener on the rear side of the harness. The harness has a child carrying pouch on the front side, so as to be supported on the chest side of the wearer. The fastener slides readily along the strap loops to assume a position that is controlled by the magnitude and the direction of the forces applied via the strap portions that connect with the fastener. The harness has a waist belt which connects with the fastener on the rear side of the harness so as to limit the distance of the fastener from the waist belt. The back piece is generally triangular in shape, with the top of the triangle connected to the fastener, and functions to transfer load to the lower part of the wearer's back.

Abstract: A child's bib includes a plastic string (5, 55, 56) which has a free-bearing part (55, 56) that extends from one end of the edge of the neck-surrounding recess of the bib to the front piece thereof and terminating in the proximity of the other end of the edge of said recess, said plastic string having the form of a series of beads (51) that are mutually separated by waist portions. Located at the free end portion of the string is a fastener (30) in the form of a rounded button which includes a notch-like recess (32) that receives the string and that has a restraining element (33, 34) which engages a waist portion (52) situated between two beads (51) in the string (56). The fastener is slightly undercut so as to be able to hold the string firmly with a limited force.

Abstract: A child-supporting shoulder harness includes a flexible front piece which is connected in the harness to form a child-supporting pouch. The front piece includes a length-adjustable connecting device which extends between two horizontal, mutually spaced points on the front piece, so as to enable the width of the pouch to be varied. When the width is reduced, the lateral end-parts of the front piece are deformed in a way that reduces the wedging action between the wearer's chest and the baby's head and provides a comfortable lateral head support for a sleeping baby.

Abstract: A child harness that includes two strap loops (10) which pass around respective shoulders of the wearer and which are mutually connected by means of a fastener means (11) on the rear side of the harness. The harness also includes a child carrying pouch on the front side of the harness, so as to be supported on the chest side of the wearer. The fastener means (11) is designed to slide readily along strap loops such as to take along the straps a position that is controlled by the magnitude and the direction of the forces applied via the strap portions that connect with the fastener means (11). The harness also includes a waist belt which connects with the fastener means (11) on the rear side of the harness such as to limit the distance of said fastener means from the waist belt. The back piece is generally triangular in shape, with the top of the triangle connected to the fastener means (11), said back piece functioning to transfer load to the lower part of the wearers back.