Abstract: A stroller having a wagon-like configuration. The stroller includes a frame having a collapsible member configured to facilitate an inwardly side-to-side folding of the stroller, and a foldable receptable body held by the frame. The foldable receptable body including a sidewall that defines a wagon-like space. The stroller is movable between (1) a fully open position, (2) a partially-open position, and (3) a fully closed/folded position.

Abstract: A foldable baby bath seat assembly includes a seat assembly supported by a foldable frame assembly having a forward floor-engaging portion pivotally coupled to a rear floor-engaging portion via a folding mechanism. The folding mechanism has first and second pivoting assemblies on opposite sides of the frame assembly, each of which comprises an actuator that allows the rear floor-engaging portion to pivot with respect to the seat assembly.

Abstract: A flip-up potty seat for a standard toilet includes a mount secured to the underside of the toilet lid by a removable attachment such as an adhesive pad, hook-and-loop fastener with adhesive, one or more suction cups, a magnet with adhesive, a fastener, or a clamp. A toilet-seat ring is joined to the mount by a living hinge and is positionable on the adult seat for potty-training use. Two stabilizer tabs on the ring engage the adult seat's inner opening to resist lateral movement. One or more hinged tabs on the mount are movable from flush to about-perpendicular and frictionally engage complementary recesses on the ring to retain the ring when flipped up. The assembly is thin enough to store between the lid and the seat with the lid closed, enabling rapid conversion between potty-training and adult use.

Abstract: A foldable baby bath seat assembly includes a seat assembly supported by a foldable frame assembly having a forward floor-engaging portion pivotally coupled to a rear floor-engaging portion via a folding mechanism. The folding mechanism has first and second pivoting assemblies on opposite sides of the frame assembly, each of which comprises an actuator that allows the rear floor-engaging portion to pivot with respect to the seat assembly.

Abstract: A modular stroller having a wagon-like configuration. The stroller includes a collapsible frame having a handle portion front and rear body portions and a bottom body portion, and a foldable receptacle body configured to receive a child's body thereon. The foldable receptacle body is configured to be removably securable within the collapsible frame. The modular wagon stroller is movable between (1) a fully open position, (2) a partially folded position, and (3) a fully folded (i.e., closed) position.

Abstract: A modular stroller having a wagon-like configuration. The stroller includes a collapsible frame having a handle portion front and rear body portions and a bottom body portion, and a foldable receptacle body configured to receive a child's body thereon. The foldable receptacle body is configured to be removably securable within the collapsible frame. The modular wagon stroller is movable between (1) a fully open position, (2) a partially folded position, and (3) a fully folded (i.e., closed) position.

Abstract: The technology herein includes embodiments of a flip-up potty seat comprising a ring connected to a mount via a hinge, wherein the ring can be positioned on a toilet seat of a regular, adult-sized toilet and the mount can be attached to a toilet lid of the regular, adult-sized toilet. Utilizing the technology disclosed herein, improved and sanitary methods of potty training are provided that enable convenient use of a typical standard, adult-sized toilet in a household with convenient, sanitary and immediate inter-conversion of the standard toilet to accommodate adults, children and toddlers, thus saving the need to purchase (and thereafter empty), expensive, limited use and cumbersome potties (e.g., potty chairs) solely devoted to the task of potty training.

Abstract: A foldable baby bath seat assembly includes a seat assembly supported by a foldable frame assembly having a forward floor-engaging portion pivotally coupled to a rear floor-engaging portion via a folding mechanism. The folding mechanism has first and second pivoting assemblies on opposite sides of the frame assembly, each of which comprises an actuator that allows the rear floor-engaging portion to pivot with respect to the seat assembly.