Abstract: A child vehicle seat comprising at least a seat portion, a backrest which joins said seat portion and at least one guide present on one side of the seat portion. In use, the child vehicle seat is placed on the vehicle seat with the seat portion of the child vehicle seat facing towards a vehicle seat backrest, after which the child vehicle seat is secured in place by means of a three-point seat belt comprising a shoulder portion and a lap portion, which is passed at least over said guide. The guide is oriented at such an angle relative to the child vehicle seat that the shoulder portion will slide off the guide upon being arranged along the guide.

Abstract: A vehicle seat is provided with at least one support comprising at least one deformable element. The support is provided with a number of deformable elements arranged adjacent to each other, which elements each comprise a wall portion and at least two deformable ribs extending at an angle from the wall portion. Ends of the ribs remote from wall portions are connected by strips that extend parallel to the wall portions.

Abstract: A chassis which is suitable for supporting a child vehicle seat is provided with a frame as well as with connectors that can be detachably connected in use to securing elements that are present in a vehicle. The chassis is further provided with an unlocking mechanism for releasing the engagement between the connector and the securing element. The chassis is provided with a slide for supporting the child vehicle seat, which slide is movable with respect to the frame from a first position, in which the slide is positioned at a relatively large distance from the connector, to a second position, in which the slide is positioned closer to the connector. The slide is locked against movement from the second position to the first position when at least one connector is connected to the securing element.

Abstract: The stroller comprises a frame and wheels supporting the frame. The stroller can at least be wheeled over a ground surface in a horizontal direction of movement, wherein at least one wheel is movable in a vertical direction with respect to the frame. At least one wheel is simultaneously movable in a vertical direction and in a horizontal direction parallel to the direction of movement with respect to the frame.

Abstract: A buggy comprising at least two pairs of legs, wherein each pair comprises a first leg and a second leg, which are each fitted with a wheel at one end. The first and the second leg of each pair are pivotally interconnected by means of a main pivot at a location some distance away from said wheels. The first and the second leg of each pair are furthermore interconnected by means of a girder between said main pivot and said wheel. The girder is pivotally connected to the first leg with a first end and to an element which is slidably disposed along the second leg with a second end.

Abstract: A child's seat comprising a back support, a seat and interconnectable belts. The seat is provided with at least one storage element, to which a belt, which has been disconnected from the other belts, can be detachably attached. The storage element is positioned outside the part of the child's seat on which or against which a child being placed in the seat sits or rests.

Abstract: A child's seat (1) comprising a seat portion and a back portion, which child's seat can be secured in a vehicle by means of a three-point seat belt present in the vehicle. The three-point seat belt (21) is connected to the vehicle with a first end (40) and with a second end (41), and can be detachably secured to a belt buckle (43) provided in the vehicle by means of a belt tongue (42) provided between the ends. In the mounted position of the child's seat in the vehicle, the first end of the belt (40) is positioned near the side of the back portion remote from the seat portion, the second end is positioned under the first end, near the seat portion, and the belt tongue (42) connected to the belt buckle (43) is positioned on a side of the seat portion remote from the second end.