Abstract: An assembly for a baby's go cart or walker is composed of an upper leg member, a lower leg member, and an extruded hard resin connecting member which permits the leg assembly to be folded upon itself without having any hazardous protruding parts.

Abstract: A urinating device for use by a sick person, an aged person who cannot leave his bed without another person's assistance, or a disabled person comprises a urine storing tank, a urinating receiver, and a urine discharging pipe connected between the storing tank and the receiver. The receiver comprises a body having a front end opened and a rear end closed except for its lower portion, where a pipe for connecting the receiver body to the urine storing tank protrudes, a contact frame made of elastic material and having a base end detachably mounted on the front end of the receiver body and a curved, recessed front end, and contact holding means secured to the receiver body for placing it in contact with the circumferential area of a sexual organ.

Abstract: An automobile toy adapted to be moved by pulling a tow string by an infant in which when the automobile toy is moved along a support floor or ground by pulling the tow string, the body of the automobile toy moves upwardly and downwardly and at the same time, the driver figure doll loosely received in the body moves back and forth. The automobile toy further includes a sound producing mechanism which is operated to produce a sound when the front wheels of the automobile toy rotate and a front cover pivotally mounted in the front portion of the automobile toy body so as to uncover the internal structure within the front portion of the body when the front cover is pivoted to its open position.

Abstract: A multipurpose infant's wheel chair having a rockable base with front and rear wheels which can be swung to engage ground or to be positioned so that the rockable base engages ground. Accordingly, the device is usable for rocking or rolling. The base also has a member positionable selectively to engage ground so that the base is held stationary with respect thereto. A chair seat and back rest hingedly secured to each other are carried on the base and selectively positionable so that an infant may be seated upright or in the reclining position. Thus, the invention is capable of a variety of uses in that it can be used as a rocking chair or rocking horse, or as a stroller, dependent on the selected position of the wheels. The invention is also usable as a bed for an infant with the base held stationary so as to be non-rollable and non-rockable. Alternatively, the base may be retained in rockable position with the back rest reclining so that a child may be rocked to sleep.