Abstract: A safety seat with air enclosure mechanism for infants that permits its retrieval from a body of water with a significant amount of air to extend the breathing time of the enclosed child and prevent drowning. The seat includes a compartment for a flexible enclosure that can be readily deployed to temporarily enclose the seat assembly and infant completely for their easy retrieval from dangerous conditions. A spring loaded roller or winding mechanism keeps one end attached while the other end is open and stretchable to cover the infant and the seat assembly. The spring loaded winding mechanism keeps the enclosure tense to facilitate its deployment by a user.

Abstract: A buoyant safety seat comprising a seat assembly and backrest assembly. The seat assembly has an integrated safety bag system that activates upon submersion in a liquid, such as water, and emergency equipment. The integrated safety bag system deploys a bag to enclose a small individual and assist them to the surface of water. Housing the small individual helps prevent the child or infant from swallowing water and possibly drowning.