Abstract: A support adapted for infant holding devices, such as strollers, swing, seats, etc., includes an upper support and a lower support extending from the upper support. The upper support is adapted to support the upper portion of the body, including the head, and the lower support is adapted for supporting the lower portion of the body. The upper portion has a head support that includes a base member having a central support and left and right upper supports extending left and right of the central support. Each of the left and right supports has a pocket carrying a substantially rigid backing member. These backing members shape the left and right supports to a desired configuration for purposes of supporting opposite lateral portions of the head. In particular, each backing member is arcuate or semi-cylindrical, with a concave side and a arcuate backing member.

Abstract: A tray accessory for use with a stroller. Preferably, the tray accessory provides a tray portion, a pair of support members connected to the tray portion and a pair of connection portions. Each connection portion being attached to a respective support member. The connection portions are configured to rotatably and detachably connect the tray portion to the stroller.

Abstract: A stroller has a break-away basket situated underneath the stroller seat or backrest. The basket has a frame pivotally mounted to the stroller frame, pivotal between a normally closed position to a lowered, open position. This is accomplished by pivoting one end of the basket frame downward to enlarge the basket access opening areas. When the basket is in the normal position, a pair of basket frame legs abut a corresponding pair of stops mounted on the stroller frame. The stops basically prevent the basket from pivoting downward. Forcing the basket frame legs past the stops lowers the basket. The basket may be restored to its normal position by forcing the basket frame legs back past the stops to their original position.