Abstract: A child seat for a motor vehicle having a carry shell with a carrying grip and a seat unit arranged within the carry shell having a back portion, a seat portion, and a leg portion. An upper backrest is fitted on the back portion of the seat unit for movement in a direction to and from the seat portion. The child seat also has a device for altering the position of the upper backrest relative to the back portion, and a harness with two shoulder straps, each shoulder strap being passed through a corresponding slot in the back portion and in the upper backrest, with pivotally mounted strap guides each being assigned to the belt slots in the back portion.

Abstract: A child push chair frame, such as a child push chair sports frame, buggy frame or similar vehicle frame for children, includes two rear wheels, at least one front wheel, and a pusher for pushing the child push chair frame. The child push chair frame may also include stabilizing struts that are foldable from a spread-apart travelling position into a fully folded-together transportation position and vice versa, and are latchable between these two positions and at least one further position, such as a parking position.

Abstract: The invention relates to a restraining element (1) for restraining a child (25), comprising a vehicle belt system which comprises a diagonal belt portion (7) and a horizontal belt portion (17), in particular for use with a child seat (21). The restraining element (1) extends approximately transversally above the upper leg of a child. (25) sitting on a seat surface (29). The restraining element is characterized in that the restraining element has a first belt guide (5) for the diagonal belt portion (7), and the horizontal belt portion (17) interacts with a second belt guide (15) such that the horizontal belt section (17) extends away directly over the upper leg of the child (25).

Abstract: A child's seat (1), in particular a child's seat (1) for use in an automobile (2), is described. The child's seat comprising: a seat portion (3) which is connectable with, or connected to, or is integrally formed with a base piece (10). The base piece (10) or seat portion (3) when the seat portion (3) and base piece (10) are integrally formed, being provided with one or more Isofix connectors (11) for direct attachment to complementary connector components (12) in the automobile (2). The seat (1) further comprising at least one belt (30, 50) which is provided in the seat portion (3) and which is either in direct connection with the Isofix connectors (11) when the base piece (10) and seat portion (3) are integrally formed, or is in direct connection with the base piece (10) after engagement of the seat portion (3) and the base piece (10), so as to provide a direct attachment path through to the Isofix connectors (11).

Abstract: A child seat for a motor vehicle having a carry shell with a carrying grip and a seat unit arranged within the carry shell having a back portion, a seat portion, and a leg portion. An upper backrest is fitted on the back portion of the seat unit for movement in a direction to and from the seat portion. The child seat also has a device for altering the position of the upper backrest relative to the back portion, and a harness with two shoulder straps, each shoulder strap being passed through a corresponding slot in the back portion and in the upper backrest, with pivotally mounted strap guides each being assigned to the belt slots in the back portion.

Abstract: A child safety seat with a seat region, a backrest and, if required, a headrest bordered laterally by side walls, in particular a child safety seat for babies or children up to 14 years, having a sitting/reclining shell with a head end and a foot end, which has raised side walls in side regions, wherein at least in the region of the side walls, at least one energy-absorbing measure is provided. The energy-absorbing measure is configured in the form of at least one energy-absorption unit arranged on a side wall of the seat region and/or the backrest and/or the headrest having deformation elements, in particular, deformation projections and/or recesses extending approximately perpendicularly and/or parallel to the extent of the side wall.

Abstract: A child push chair frame, in particular a child push chair sports frame, buggy frame or similar vehicle frame for children, having two rear wheels and at least one front wheel, and a pusher for pushing the child push chair frame, and having fastening means for fastening a child push chair upper part, wherein the rear wheels and the at least one front wheel and/or the rotary axles thereof are each connected to one another by means of one or more rear and front stabilizing struts in articulated manner about a central axle which extends approximately parallel to the common rotary axle of the rear wheels such that said stabilizing struts are foldable from a spread-apart travelling position into a fully folded-together transportation position and vice versa, and are latchable between these two positions in at least one further position, in particular a parking position, and also a child push chair having a child push chair frame of this type.

Abstract: A child safety seat or a baby carrier for mounting on a motor vehicle seat, particularly a motor vehicle side seat, has a seat tray and a side impact bar mounted thereon which can be moved from a rest position located in particular within a standard width to a functional position located in particular outside thereof, and vice versa, wherein the side impact bar is positioned in particular on both sides of the seat tray so as to transmit any lateral forces behind the back of a child sitting in the child safety seat and to direct said lateral forces into the seat tray. A side impact bar is used with and mounted on the child safety seat or baby carrier.