A toddler walker having a body comprising a bottom panel, and a front panel, a rear panel, and a pair of side panels attached to the bottom panel so as to form an open box; at least four wheel assemblies, each comprising a wheel rotatably affixed to the body so that when the wheels rotate the body moves via the wheels along a surface; a handlebar assembly comprising a handlebar, means for adjusting the handlebar to a desired vertical position, and a pair of leg channels pivotally connected to the side panels to enable a toddler to grasp said handlebar assembly when located behind the body and direct movement of the body along the surface; and a display device assembly pivotally connected to the handlebar assembly and comprising means for removably attaching a display device further comprising means for adjusting the height of the display device.

A toddler walker having a body comprising a bottom panel, and a front panel, a rear panel, and a pair of side panels attached to the bottom panel so as to form an open box; at least four wheel assemblies, each comprising a wheel rotatably affixed to the body so that when the wheels rotate the body moves via the wheels along a surface; a handlebar assembly comprising a handlebar, means for adjusting the handlebar to a desired vertical position, and a pair of leg channels pivotally connected to the side panels to enable a toddler to grasp said handlebar assembly when located behind the body and direct movement of the body along the surface; and a display device assembly pivotally connected to the handlebar assembly and comprising means for removably attaching a display device further comprising means for adjusting the height of the display device.

For development of a baby's gross motor skills, a stand-up training aid is used in combination with a water cooler bottle. The aid features a shroud sized and shaped to fit over the water cooler bottle, and one or more accompanying features, selected from among: a mat that is attached or attachable to the shroud to surround the water cooler bottle in a lain position atop to the floor or ground to use the baby's own body weight to anchor the shroud in place, a plurality climbing elements attached to an exterior of the shroud for manual gripping by the baby, ornamental and/or interactive elements attached at or near an upper end of the shroud to attract attention of the baby toward elevated locations, connection elements attached at or near the upper end of the shroud to accept selective coupling of toys or accessories for such elevational attraction purposes.

For development of a baby's gross motor skills, a stand-up training aid is used in combination with a water cooler bottle. The aid features a shroud sized and shaped to fit over the water cooler bottle, and one or more accompanying features, selected from among: a mat that is attached or attachable to the shroud to surround the water cooler bottle in a lain position atop to the floor or ground to use the baby's own body weight to anchor the shroud in place, a plurality climbing elements attached to an exterior of the shroud for manual gripping by the baby, ornamental and/or interactive elements attached at or near an upper end of the shroud to attract attention of the baby toward elevated locations, connection elements attached at or near the upper end of the shroud to accept selective coupling of toys or accessories for such elevational attraction purposes.

A mobility walker includes a framework having a top portion that includes a support rail positioned parallel to the ground surface. The framework has a bottom portion that includes four support rods distributed in a square configuration and includes a plurality of vertical support members extending between the bottom and top portions such that the top portion is supported above the bottom portion. The walker includes a child support portion having a first end coupled to the support rail of the top portion and having a flexible configuration suspended from the top rail, the child support portion defining a pair of leg holes. A plurality of wheel assemblies is releasably coupled to lower ends of vertical support members. Each vertical support member defines a vertical axis oriented at an angle between 70 degrees and 90 degrees and, preferably, between 80 and 90 degrees relative to the ground surface.

A baby walker comprises sensors and control mechanisms to detect dangerous situations and to stop or substantially slow the baby walker. The baby walker uses proximity sensors, position sensors, presence sensors, and/or communication modules in order to assess the environment for the safety of the child. It also includes a controller that can apply a brake to the wheel assembly to stop or substantially slow the baby walker so as to protect the baby from entering dangerous regions or come in close proximity to objects. The baby walker may further receive and/or transmit information from an external device which may be operated by the child's guardian to define the borders of dangerous regions or a predefined travel distance.

The present invention provides a safety harness for a user comprising a first panel arranged to be disposed against the user's chest. The harness further comprises two shoulder portions extending from the first panel and arranged to extend over the shoulders of the user. The harness further comprises a locating portion arranged to be disposed against the user's back. The harness further comprises an adjustment mechanism for adjusting the separation between the first panel and/or the shoulder portions and the locating portion in order to adjust the fit of the first panel and the two shoulder portions against the body of the user. The adjustment mechanism comprises at least one engagement feature. The harness further comprises a securement means located on said first panel. The securement means comprises at least one engagement feature for releasable engagement with the at least one engagement feature of the adjustment mechanism for maintaining the desired separation between the first panel and/or the shoulder portions and the locating portion.

A set of footwear includes a left foot piece configured to hold a left foot of a first person; a right foot piece configured to hold a right foot of the first person; a first attachment member attached to a top surface of the left foot piece, wherein the first attachment member is configured to hold a left foot of a second person; and a second attachment member attached to a top surface of the right foot piece, wherein the second attachment member is configured to hold a right foot of the second person.

A baby walker comprises sensors and control mechanisms to detect dangerous situations and to stop or substantially slow the baby walker. The baby walker uses proximity sensors, position sensors, presence sensors, and/or communication modules in order to assess the environment for the safety of the child. It also includes a controller that can apply a brake to the wheel assembly to stop or substantially slow the baby walker so as to protect the baby from entering dangerous regions or come in close proximity to objects. The baby walker may further receive and/or transmit information from an external device which may be operated by the child's guardian to define the borders of dangerous regions or a predefined travel distance.

A child's folding walker with caster wheels that is adjustable in height to permit a child to sit and touch the ground and move the walker. The walker includes four vertical legs, and upper platform that attaches to a suspended seat with leg holes configured to hold a sitting child in a suspended position above the floor. A folding support frame holds the four legs in a fixed position when used as a walker but collapses into a folding configuration for compact storage. In one embodiment, the walker includes four X-shaped leg assemblies that enable the walker to collapse into a compact vertical configuration. In another embodiment, the walker has two X-shaped leg assemblies that enable the walker to collapse into compact horizontal configuration. In a third embodiment, the walker has four vertical legs and two collapsible side frames that enabling the walker to collapse into a vertical configuration.