Device

Abstract

The Device that I have Invented is a removable transportable safety seat for infants constructed of cloth with a plastic base insert and is applicable to various existing swinging devices via multiple safety straps.

Description

I, Shirley A. Miezwa, have Invented a new Youth Oriented, Recreational, Swing Applicable, Safety Harness Device, here and after, referred to as the “Device”, and described as set forth in the following Specification:

The claimed Device is a product constructed with a plastic molded chair sub structure (FIG. 1-J), encompassed by an externally sewn cloth covering (FIG. 1-L), which in turn is designed to safely contain within a child sleeper like pocket (FIG. 1-K), a young child. Once the adult guardian has placed the child within the Device's sleeper like pocket, and secured the child via the Device's waist (FIG. 1-H), and crotch (FIG. 1-I), straps, the Device in it's entirety, is designed to allow an adult guardian the option of attaching the Device via it's attachment straps (FIG. 1-A, B, C, and D), with special end clasps (FIG. 1-M), and swing seat wrap strap (FIG. 1-E), to any swing, of any swing set, if the chosen swing is suspended by either two ropes, two chains, or two rods. This process thereby allows the Adult Guardian via the Device to safely push the child at any swing set of any School Yard, Recreational Area, Local Park, or Private Home, that does not have a vacant Child Safety Swing.

THE DEVICE

FIG. 1 is a frontal view of the Device showing:

FIG. 1(A), (B), (C), and (D) Adjustable Attachment Straps

FIG. 1(E) Adjustable Swing Seat Wrap Strap

FIG. 1(F), and (G) Child Leg Openings

FIG. 1(H) Adjustable Waist Strap

FIG. 1(I) Adjustable Crotch Strap

FIG. 1(J) Plastic Molded Chair Substructure

FIG. 1(K) Child Sleeper Type Pocket Opening

FIG. 1(L) External Cloth Covering

FIG. 1(M) Attachment Strap End Clasps

Claims

1. I, Shirley A. Miezwa, claim: the unique Youth Oriented, Recreational, Swing Applicable, Safety Harness Device, as shown, and as described.