Abstract: The invention relates to a child's convertible furniture set which includes a base, a seat, and a desk top. The seat and desk top include dowel pins and notches which interlock with mating slots and dowel rods, respectively, in the base so that screws, bolts or other securing devices are not required to assemble the furniture or convert it from one configuration to another. The seat and base can be combined to form a low chair, a high chair capable of four different heights, a table chair capable of four positions, and an angled chair capable of two positions. The desk top and base can be combined to create a writing desk. The seat can be suspended by itself to form a swing, and the base can be used alone as a stepstool.

Abstract: A combination seat and swing for an infant whereby the device can be mounted at a conventional table providing a safe comfortable seat for an infant, then removed from the table and attached to a chain or the like to a tree, cross-beam or other supporting member thereby providing a swing for the infant.