Abstract: A safety device in connection with a child seat in a shopping cart. The safety device prevents a child, placed on the seat from being able to pull its legs out of the openings formed through the end wall of the shopping cart. The child seat is pivotally suspended from the end wall, which can preferably be swung inwards/upwards in the shopping cart about a horizontal axis, when shopping carts are being stack horizontally. The child seat is placed adjacent to the through opening for the child's legs. Adjacent the openings for the child's legs through the end wall there is arranged an adjustable safety element that can restrict the openings when activated, after the child's legs have been put through the openings.

Abstract: A safety device in connection with a child seat in a shopping cart. The safety device prevents a child, placed on the seat from being able to pull its legs out of the openings formed through the end wall of the shopping cart. The child seat is pivotally suspended from the end wall, which can preferably be swung inwards/upwards in the shopping cart about a horizontal axis, when shopping carts are being stack horizontally. The child seat is placed adjacent to the through opening for the child's legs. Adjacent the openings for the child's legs through the end wall there is arranged an adjustable safety element that can restrict the openings when activated, after the child's legs have been put through the openings.

Abstract: A safety device in connection with a child seat in a shopper trolley. The safety device prevents a child, placed on the seat (22), from being able to pull its legs out of the openings formed through the end wall (10) of the shopper trolley. The child seat (22) is pivotally suspended from the end wall (10), which can preferably be swung inwards/upwards in the shopper trolley about a horizontal axis, when shopper trolleys are being stacked horizontally. The child seat (22) is placed adjacent to said through openings (14?, 14?) for the child's legs. At their bottoms and sides the openings are defined by elements (10?, 10?, 16?, 16?, 20) included in said end wall (10).

Abstract: A safety device in connection with a child seat in a shopper trolley. The safety device prevents a child, placed on the seat (22) from being able to pull its legs out of the openings formed through the end wall (10) of the shopper trolley. The child seat (22) is pivotally suspended from the end wall (10), which can preferably be swung inwards/upwards in the shopper trolley about a horizontal axis, when shopper trolleys are being stacked horizontally. The child seat (22) is placed adjacent to the through opening (14′, 14″) for the child's legs. At their bottoms and sides the openings are defined by elements (10′, 10″, 16′, 16″, 20) included in the end wall (10).