Abstract: The invention refers to some improvements in the foldable frames for children's pushchairs, of the type which includes the handlebar fitted slidingly over the front legs, with the folding of the pushchair being obtained with the bringing down of the handlebar. With these improvements, a very complete, light children's pushchair with a simple structure and very compact folding up is obtained. These advantages are achieved by structuring the frame on the basis of a linked triangulation formed on each side by the rear (3) and front (1) legs, and by a base frame (5), the rear leg (3) being linked by its upper end (9) on a solidly jointed flange (7) of the lower end of the brace members of the handlebar (6) and along which it slides guided by the front leg (1), the front (1) and rear (3) legs being related to each other by the base frame (5) and the front legs (1) being finished off at the top with a guiding flange (8) along which the corresponding brace member of the handlebar (6) slides.

Abstract: A foldable baby stroller chassis includes a pair of front legs with a plate pivotally connected to the upper end of the legs and a pair of back legs having upper ends pivotally connected to the plate. A member is provided having a lower end with a clamp connection to the lower ends of the front legs and an upper bent arm portion with an intermediate pivotal connection to the back leg. A rear seat portion having an intermediate portion pivotally connected to the upper end of the bent arm portion and a plate, which is preferably triangular in shape, is connected to the rear seat portion adjacent its lower end and has an apex projecting forwardly in which a handle is connected pivotally. A joining plate is provided on each side of the upper end of the back legs and pivotally connected to the upper end of the front legs and the upper ends of the back legs. A bushing is carried on each side of a handle and extends and is movable relative to the handle.