Abstract: A wheel includes a support member joined to a frame of a baby walker, and left and right turning part joined together, and supported on the support member; the support member has a stopping protrusion on an upper portion of a first side; the left turning part is positioned over the first side of the support member, and has a middle hole, and first and second confining rooms, which are on two sides of the middle hole, and which extend to the edge of the left turning part; a rolling bead is confined and displaceable in the first confining room of the left turning part; thus, if the baby walker is suddenly speeded up with a great force, the rolling bead will get into contact with the stopping protrusion owing to the great centrifugal force, and in turn rotation of the turning parts is slowed down.

Abstract: A collapsible tricycle for the use of young children has a front wheel, two rear wheels, a saddle, and a frame, to which the saddle is pivoted. The frame includes a front part, a stationary part secured to the front part, a rear part, and a connecting rod. The stationary part has two parallel walls at the rear portion; the front end of the saddle is pivotally connected to upper portions of the walls; the front portion of rear frame part is pivotally connected to the lower portions of the walls. The rear frame part has two parallel walls defining a space wider than the stationary part such that the stationary part can be partially received in the space when the tricycle is folded, allowing the folded tricycle to be relatively compact. The middle of the saddle is pivoted to the rear frame part. And, the connecting rod is pivoted to both the stationary part and the rear frame from two ends for preventing both from moving relative to each other when the tricycle is ridden.

Abstract: A collapsible tricycle for the use of young children has a front wheel, two rear wheels, a saddle, and a frame, to which the saddle is pivoted. The frame includes a front part, a stationary part secured to the front part, a rear part, and a connecting rod. The stationary part has two parallel walls at the rear portion; the front end of the saddle is pivotally connected to upper portions of the walls; the front portion of rear frame part is pivotally connected to the lower portions of the walls. The rear frame part has two parallel walls defining a space wider than the stationary part such that the stationary part can be partially received in the space when the tricycle is folded, allowing the folded tricycle to be relatively compact. The middle of the saddle is pivoted to the rear frame part. And, the connecting rod is pivoted to both the stationary part and the rear frame from two ends for preventing both from moving relative to each other when the tricycle is ridden.

Abstract: A wheel for a baby walking cart has wheel parts fitted to two sides of a support member with an axle being passed through the central holes of the wheel parts and an elongated hole of the support member. The axle is also passed through a tubular slide member, which is movably received in the elongated hole, and biased towards a front end of the elongated hole by an elastic member. The wheel members have wavy slowing-down portions on inner circular surfaces. The elastic member acts against a force caused by the forward movement of the cart to push the wheel members towards the rear end of the elongated hole for keeping the wavy portions off slowing-down rods of the support member when the cart is moved along. When the cart is moved along too fast, the wheel members are forced to move towards the rear end of the elongated hole for the wavy portions to contact the slowing-down rods to slow down the cart.

Abstract: A safety wheel of a baby's wheeled chair has a support member, a right wheel part, a left wheel part, a ball and a side cover. The support member is connected to a lower side of the wheeled chair. The right wheel part is turnably connected to the support member. The left wheel part is connected to the right wheel part, and has an elongated confining trench. The side cover is connected to the support member adjacent to the left wheel part with the ball confined within the trench and the side cover. The ball can move to a lower end portion of the confining trench due to gravity for same to be stopped by a stopping part of the side cover when the wheel rolls in a first direction, and not to be stopped by the stopping part when the wheel rolls in an opposite direction.

Abstract: A walker and rocking horse includes a base member consisting of two base rods, two pairs of joint sleeves movably fitting around two abutting ends of the two base rods and able to be connected with or disconnected from each other, two parallel supporting rods fixed between a front and a rear side of the base member and having two ends fixed with a position block, and a plurality of position switches combined on the two base rods The position blocks respectively have two position holes located in an angle condition for the position switches to selectably engage either of the two position holes to transform the walker and rocking horse into a walker or a rocking horse for separate use.