Abstract: The cover has front and rear sections joined along the top to form a recess into which the upper part of the back and the forwardly extending sides (if present) of the infant car seat are received. The rear section has spaced first portions partially defining the ends of the recess. Each first portion has a set of outwardly extending, spaced connecting strips to permit alteration of the effective size and shape of the respective recess ends. If no forwardly extending sides are present, the strips interconnect to fold each of the first portions over itself and hold some adjacent the rear of the seat. A second portion, situated between the first portions, has differently spaced pairs of interengaging snaps for altering the effective length thereof. An elastic strip, situated along the edge of the rear section, permits expansion of the recess to facilitate mounting of the cover and to maintain the edge of the rear section adjacent the back of the seat.

Abstract: The stroller seat has forwardly extending sides, each of which is connected to the frame by a linkage which permits adjustment of the seat position. The cover includes a main portion for lining the interior of the seat. A part extends from the main portion, folds over the seat top, and carries a first pair of laterally extending securing parts, adapted to be situated along the exterior of the respective sides. A second pair of securing parts, laterally extending from the main portion, fold over the respective sides and are releasably connected to the first pair of securing parts to encircle the frame adjacent each side to secure the cover without obscuring the position adjusting linkage or interfering with the operation thereof.