JP4946037B2 - child seat - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a child seat installed in a vehicle seat.

  As a child seat installed in a vehicle, there is an ISO-FIX type child seat standardized by the International Organization for Standardization (for example, JP-A-2004-106668).

  In the ISO-FIX type child seat described in the publication, the child seat is placed on the seat cushion, and the lower portion (base) of the child seat is connected to an anchor bar provided on the vehicle body.

  When the vehicle is suddenly decelerated due to a frontal collision (including offset collision; the same applies hereinafter) to the child seat installed in the vehicle seat, a large force is applied toward the front of the vehicle. When the lower part of the child seat is restrained by the seat, turning power is generated in the child seat so that the upper part of the child seat falls forward of the vehicle at the time of sudden deceleration.

  In order to prevent such rotation of the upper part of the child seat, it has been proposed to connect the upper part of the child seat to the vehicle body member or the rear of the seat behind the vehicle (for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-191780).

  In the above Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-191780, the child seat is installed on the seat facing the front of the vehicle (so that the seated person faces the front of the vehicle), and the tether extending from the upper portion of the backrest portion of the child seat to the rear of the vehicle The seat is pulled to the back side of the seat back, and the tether is hooked on a hook provided on the back of the seat back. Thereafter, by tensioning the tether, the backrest portion of the child seat is fixed while being pressed against the seat back of the seat.

As a result, even when the vehicle suddenly decelerates due to a frontal collision or the like, the upper portion of the child seat is pulled rearward by the tether, so that the child seat is prevented or prevented from rotating forward.
JP 2004-106668 A JP 2003-191780 A

  In JP-A-2003-191780, the child seat is installed in the seat facing the front of the vehicle, and the backrest portion of the child seat is in contact with the seat back of the seat. It is short.

  On the other hand, when the child seat is installed facing the rear of the vehicle (so that the seated person faces the rear of the vehicle), the seat portion of the child seat is arranged between the backrest portion of the child seat and the seat back of the seat. Therefore, both are separated. Therefore, it is necessary to lengthen the tether that connects the backrest portion of the child seat and the seat back of the seat. However, if the tether is lengthened, the tether tends to be loose.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a child seat that can be configured to be securely fixed to a vehicle seat regardless of whether the vehicle seat is installed in the vehicle front direction or the vehicle rear direction. And

Child seat of claim 1, seat the buttocks of the seated person rests (21), in the child seat having a backrest and (22) rising from the seat portion (21), a posture in which surrounds the front side of the seated person , pivotable handle so can take a posture had wound take upper side of the seated person (30A) is provided, the handle (30A) is the seated person from the left and right side portions of the child seat In order to be able to take a posture extending toward the front and a posture extending toward the upper side of the seated person, the proximal end side in the extending direction is a support shaft (25 ) And a pair of extending portions (31L, 31R) connected to each other so as to be pivotable in the vertical direction, and a bridge that bridges the distal ends of the extending portions (31L, 31R) in the extending direction. junction (32) and has a When the handle (30A) is in the wound had posture take upper side of the seated person, the stopper (29) to said handle (30A) is prevented from rotating rearward seated person is provided The stopper (29) protrudes from the left and right sides of the child seat in both the left and right directions, and the handle (30A) is rotated so as to be in a posture surrounding the upper side of the seated person. The stopper (29) comes into contact with the handle (30A) from the rear side of the seated person so that the handle (30A) is prevented from rotating to the rear side of the seated person. The tether that connects the handle (30A) and the vehicle body member (54) behind the seat (50) when the child seat is installed in the vehicle seat (50). 40A), and a vehicle body member side hook (42) is provided at an end of the tether (40A) on the vehicle body member (54) side via an adjuster for adjusting the length of the tether (40A). In addition, a handle-side hook (43) is provided at an end of the tether (40A) on the handle (30A) side, and the extension portions (31L, 31R) of the handle (30A) are extended. Tether anchors (35) to which the handle side hooks (43) are detachably engaged are provided in the middle of the direction, and the vehicle body member side hooks (42) are provided on the vehicle body member (54). The tether (40A) is configured to be detachably engaged with the tether anchor (55), and the handle (30A) end of the tether anchor (55A) connects the handle side hook (43) and the tether anchor (35). Through And the end of the vehicle body member (54) is detachably connected to a middle portion in the extending direction of each extending portion (31L, 31R) of the handle (30A). And the tether anchor (55) is detachably connected to the vehicle body member (54), and the child seat is installed in the vehicle seat (50) so that the occupant faces the rear of the vehicle. The handle (30A) has a posture that surrounds the front side of the seated person and is connected to the vehicle body member (54) by the tether (40A), and the child seat so that the seated person faces the front of the vehicle. Is installed in the vehicle seat (50), the handle (30A) is in a posture surrounding the upper side of the seated person and is connected to the vehicle body member (54) by the tether (40A). It is characterized by To.

The child seat according to claim 2 is locked to the anchor (53) provided in the vehicle in claim 1, regardless of whether the child seat is installed in the forward direction or the backward direction of the vehicle. In this way, an ISO-FIX locking member (11a) is provided.

The child seat according to claim 3 is the arm according to claim 2, wherein the base end side is rotatably connected to the child seat, and the distal end side can take a posture extending forward and a posture extending backward. (11A) is provided, and the locking member (11a) is provided on the distal end side of the arm (11A) .

In the child seat 請 Motomeko 1, when the seated person has established the child seat so as to face the vehicle front seat of the vehicle, the tether anchor handle provided so as to surround the upper side of the seated person, this A tether that connects the child seat and the vehicle body member behind the vehicle is connected. Note that the handle engages with the stopper and is prevented from rotating backward. As a result, even when the vehicle suddenly decelerates due to a frontal collision or the like, the child seat is pulled rearward by the tether via the handle, so that the child seat is prevented or prevented from rotating forward.

Further, in the child seat of claim 1, when the child seat is installed in the vehicle seat so that the seated person faces the rear of the vehicle, the front side of the seated person (the front side for the seated person, the tether anchor handle provided so as to surround the rear of the vehicle), to connect the tether for connecting the body member of the vehicle rear than the child seat and the seat's seat. As a result, even when the vehicle suddenly decelerates due to a frontal collision or the like, the child seat is pulled rearward by the tether via the handle, so that the child seat is prevented or prevented from rotating forward.

Even in the child seat according to claim 1, when the child seat is installed in the seat with the vehicle seat facing rearward, the steering wheel and the vehicle body member positioned on the front side for the seated person, that is, the vehicle seat rear side than the backrest portion of the child seat, Therefore, the length of the tether can be shortened as compared with the case where the backrest and the vehicle body member are directly connected by the tether. As a result, the tether is relatively less likely to sag, and the child seat can be securely fixed to the seat.

In the child seat according to claim 2, since the child seat is provided with an ISO-FIX type locking member, the lower portion of the child seat can be firmly fixed to the seat, and the lower portion of the child seat Can be easily attached to and detached from the seat.

  In the present invention, for example, by providing ISO-FIX locking members on both the front and rear of the child seat, the ISO-FIX locking member can be placed on the seat in either the forward or the rear direction. Can be fixed.

Hereinafter, reference examples and embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a child seat and vehicle seat according to a reference example , FIG. 2 is a side view showing the installation state of the child seat installed rearward, and FIG. 3 (a) is this child seat. FIG. 3 (b) is a side view of the handle, and FIG. 4 shows the connection structure between the tether and the rear panel (tether anchor) of the vehicle body. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a child seat installed in a forward direction. In FIG. 3 (a), the tether fixing member mounted on the side surface of the handle is shown in a cross section along the line AA in FIG. 3 (b).

  In the following description, the terms “front” and “rear” refer to the front and rear for the seated person of the child seat, and the terms “front” and “rear of the vehicle” refer to the front and rear of the vehicle when the child seat is installed on the vehicle seat. Point back.

In this reference example , the child seat 1 can be installed on a rear seat (hereinafter simply referred to as a seat) 50 of the vehicle in either a rearward direction or a forward direction.

  The seat 50 includes a seat cushion 51 and a seat back 52. Near the lower end of the seat cushion 51, there is provided an ISO-FIX child seat locking anchor 53 (hereinafter also referred to as ISO-FIX anchor). Two ISO-FIX anchors 53 are provided at predetermined intervals in the left-right width direction of the seat 50.

  A rear panel 54 of the vehicle body is installed substantially horizontally behind the seat back 52. On the upper surface of the rear panel 54, a tether anchor 55 to which a later-described tether 40 is connected is provided. A reference numeral 56 in FIG. 4 indicates a bolt in which the tether anchor 55 is fixed to the rear panel 54, and a reference numeral 55 a indicates a hook retaining hole provided in the tether anchor 55.

  The child seat 1 includes a base 10 placed on the seat cushion 51, a child seat body 20 connected to the base 10, a handle 30 provided on the child seat body 20, the handle 30 and the tether anchor 55. Are connected to each other.

The base 10 has an arm having an ISO-FIX coupling mechanism 11a on the distal end side as a locking member to the ISO-FIX anchor 53 (hereinafter, this arm may be referred to as an ISO-FIX arm) 11. Is provided. In this reference example , as described above, the child seat 1 can be installed either in the rear direction or in the front direction, and the ISO-FIX arm 11 has a rear end surface that faces the rear of the vehicle when the base 10 is installed in the seat 50. It is each provided in the front end surface of the other side.

  The base 10 has a release lever (not shown) for releasing the connection between each arm 11 and the anchor 53, and an operation part (not shown) for performing the attaching / detaching operation of the child seat body 20 to the base 10. ) And are provided.

  In FIGS. 1 and 2, the child seat 1 is installed on the seat 50 so as to face the rear of the vehicle (so that a seated person such as an infant seated on the child seat body 20 faces the rear of the vehicle). In FIG. 5, the child seat 1 is installed on the seat 50 so as to face the front of the vehicle.

  The child seat body 20 includes a seat portion 21 on which a seated person's buttocks rest, and a backrest portion 22 erected from the seat portion 21. Side walls 23L and 23R are erected from the left and right side edges of the seat portion 21 and the backrest portion 22 so as to project to the side of the seated person. Each sidewall 23L, 23R extends from the upper end of the backrest 22 to the vicinity of the front end of the seat 21. Reference numeral 24 denotes a harness for restraining the seated person to the child seat body 20.

  A stopper 29 is provided on the rear edge of the upper portion of each of the sidewalls 23L and 23R so as to protrude in the left and right directions to prevent the handle 30, which will be described below, from rotating backward in the child seat body 20.

  The handle 30 bridges a pair of extending portions 31L and 31R extending from the side walls 23L and 23R toward the front or upward of the seated person, and the ends of the extending portions 31L and 31R. And an entangled bridge portion 32. As shown in FIG. 3 (a), from the bridging portion 32 to the distal end side of each of the extending portions 31L and 31R, the handle 30 extends in a generally U shape as a whole. It has become.

  The child seat body 20 is detachably attached to the base 10 so that the reclining angle can be adjusted. However, the child seat body 20 is attached to the base 10 so as not to be able to turn horizontally.

  When the child seat body 20 is removed from the base 10, the handle 30 can be grasped and the child seat body 20 can be suspended and carried.

  As shown in FIG. 3 (a), the support shafts 25 provided on the side walls 23L and 23R are inserted into the base ends of the extension portions 31L and 31R, respectively, and the handle 30 is rotated around the support shaft 25. It is free to rotate. The stopper 29 is provided above the support shaft 25. The distal end side of each support shaft 25 is a male screw portion having a thread groove on the outer periphery.

In this reference example , the tether 40 has a substantially Y-shape that extends from the middle part in the extending direction of both the extending parts 31L and 31R toward the front or upward of the seated person, and merges into one in the middle. It has become a thing.

The base end side of the tether 40 is fixed to the extending portions 31L and 31R by a fixing member 33 and a nut 34, respectively. In this reference example , the fixing member 33 has a cover shape that covers the outer surfaces of the extending portions 31L and 31R. A tether connection anchor (bar) 33a is provided on the back side of the fixing member 33, and the proximal end side of the tether 40 is folded back and sewn so as to surround the anchor 33a, thereby being connected to the anchor 33a. Has been.

  An opening (reference numeral omitted) on which the distal end side of the support shaft 25 is disposed is provided on the base end side of the fixing member 33, and the nut 34 is tightened on the support shaft 25 through this opening, The fixing member 33 is fixed to the extending portions 31L and 31R.

  The tether 40 extends from the front end side of the fixing member 33 toward the front or upward of the seated person.

As shown in FIG. 4, a hook 42 is attached to the tip end side of the tether 40 via an adjuster 41 for adjusting the length of the tether 40. The hook 42 has a substantially J shape that can be hooked in the hook hooking hole 55 a of the tether anchor 55. In this reference example , in order to prevent the hook 42 from being detached from the tether anchor 55, a spring plate piece 42a elastically contacting from the proximal end side to the distal end side of the hook 42 is provided.

  A procedure for installing the child seat 1 configured as described above with respect to the seat 50 so as to face the rear of the vehicle will be described.

  First, the base 10 is arranged on the seat cushion 51 of the seat 50 so that the child seat body 20 faces the rear of the vehicle, and a pair of ISO-FIX arms 11 on the front end side of the base 10 is connected to each ISO-FIX anchor 53. To do.

  Note that the base 10 and the child seat body 20 may be separated, and after the base 10 is installed on the seat cushion 51, the child seat body 20 may be installed on the base 10.

  Next, the tether 40 is routed rearward and the hook 42 is hooked on the tether anchor 55 of the rear panel 54. Thereafter, the tip of the tether 40 is pulled to shorten the length of the tether 40, and the tether 40 is tensioned.

  As a result, as shown in FIG. 2, the child seat 1 in a state in which the front end side of the handle 30 extending to the front side of the seated person (the vehicle rear side in this installed state) is pressed against the seat back 51 of the seat 50. Is fixed to the seat 50.

  In the child seat 1 installed in the seat 50 in this way, the base 10 is connected to the ISO-FIX arm 53 of the seat 50 even when the vehicle suddenly decelerates due to a frontal collision or the like. The forward movement of the child seat 1 is prevented or inhibited, and the child seat body 20 is pulled rearward of the vehicle by the tether 40 via the handle 30, so that the rotation of the child seat 1 toward the vehicle front is also prevented or inhibited.

In this reference example , since the front end side of the handle 30 is pressed against the seat back 52 of the seat 50, when the vehicle suddenly accelerates, for example, when the vehicle collides backward, the child seat 1 reacts to the vehicle. Backward rotation is also prevented or suppressed.

  In this child seat 1, when the child seat body 20 is installed on the seat 50 facing the rear of the vehicle, the handle 30 located behind the backrest portion 22 of the vehicle is connected to the rear panel 54 by the tether 40. The length of the tether 40 can be shortened compared with the case where the backrest part 22 and the rear panel 54 are directly connected. Therefore, it is difficult for the tether 40 to be loosened, and the child seat 1 can be firmly fixed to the seat 50.

  In removing the child seat 1 from the seat 50, first, the adjuster 41 is operated to loosen the tether 40 and the hook 42 is removed from the tether anchor 55. Thereafter, the connection between each ISO-FIX arm 11 and the ISO-FIX anchor 53 is released, and the base 10 is removed from the seat 50.

  In order to install the child seat 1 toward the front of the vehicle, as shown in FIG. 5, the base 10 is placed on the seat cushion 51 so that the child seat body 20 faces the front of the vehicle, and the ISO-FIX arm on the rear end side of the base 10 11 is connected to the ISO-FIX anchor 53. Thereafter, the handle 30 is rotated upward or slightly rearward and applied to the stopper 29. Then, after hook 42 is hooked on tether anchor 55, tether 40 is tensioned and backrest 22 is pressed against seat back 52.

  Thus, the child seat 1 installed in the forward direction is also prevented or suppressed from rotating forward of the vehicle at the time of a front collision and rotating rearward of the vehicle at the time of a rear collision.

The upper Symbol Reference Example In the child seat body 20 is impossible pivot relative to the base 10, is provided with the ISO-FIX arm 11 around the base 10 in place, the seat body 20 can be installed pivoting on the base 10, ISO- The FIX arm 11 may be provided only at one end of the base 10.

However, if the child seat main body 20 is installed so as to be able to turn, the structure becomes complicated, resulting in high weight and high cost. Therefore, it is preferable that the child seat main body cannot be turned like the former, and the ISO-FIX arms 11 are provided on both the front and rear sides.

In the above reference example , the handle 30 and the tether 40 are integrally provided (the base end side of the tether 40 is fixed to the handle 30 by the fixing member 33 and the nut 34), but the tether can be attached to and detached from the handle. There may be. FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a connection structure between the handle 30A and the rear panel 54 (tether anchor 55) by the tether 40A configured as described above.

  In the embodiment of FIG. 6, tether anchors 35 as tether connection portions are provided in the middle portions of the extending portions 31L and 31R of the handle 30A in the extending direction. Also in this embodiment, the tether 40A is substantially Y-shaped, and hooks 43 that are hooked on the tether anchor 35 are attached to both ends of the Y-shaped fork. Yes. A hook 42 that is hooked to a tether anchor 55 of the rear panel 54 is attached to an end portion of the tether 40A opposite to the hook 43 (the end portion where the two branches are joined) via an adjuster (not shown). It has been. The hooks 42 and 43 may have the same configuration.

The other configuration of this embodiment is the same as that of the reference example shown in FIGS.

In this embodiment, when the child seat 1 is installed on the seat 50 in the rearward direction of the vehicle, the hooks 43 on one end side of the tether 40A are respectively hooked on the tether anchors 35 of the extending portions 31L and 31R of the handle 30A. At the same time, the hook 42 on the other end is hooked on the tether anchor 55 of the rear panel 54, and the tether 40A is tensioned. Thereby, like the above-described reference example , the child seat 1 is fixed to the seat 50 in a state where the front end side of the handle 30A is pressed against the seat back 51 of the seat 50.

  In this embodiment, since the tether 40A is detachable from the handle 30A, when the tether 40A is not used (for example, when the child seat body 20A is detached from the seat 50 (or the base 10) and carried) Etc.), this tether 40A can be removed, and this tether 40A does not get in the way.

In the above reference examples and embodiment are used tether 40,40A Y-shaped but, in the reference example of FIG. 7 are used straight tether. FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a connection structure between the handle 30B and the rear panel 54 (tether anchor 55) by the tether 40B configured as described above.

In the reference example of FIG. 7, the tether 40B is straight, and a hook 43 is attached to one end of the tether anchor 35 of the handle 30B, and the rear panel 54 is attached to the other end. A hook 42 is attached to the tether anchor 55. That is, also in this reference example , the tether 40B is detachable from the handle 30B. In this reference example , the tether anchor 35 is provided only near the middle in the extending direction of the bridging portion 32 of the handle 30B.

  In the above-described embodiment, the ISO-FIX arms 11 are installed on both front and rear end surfaces of the base 10, but an ISO-FIX arm that can take both the forward projecting posture and the rear projecting posture may be provided.

FIG. 8 is an enlarged perspective view of a child seat 1A according to a reference example provided with such an ISO-FIX arm .

In this reference example , the child seat body 20 is installed on the base 10A. The structure of the child seat body 20 is the same as in FIGS. 1 to 5, and the same reference numerals indicate the same parts. In the present invention, the child seat body 20 of FIG. 6 is installed on the base 10A. The base 10 </ b> A includes an ISO-FIX arm 11 </ b> A (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as an arm) that can take both forward and backward protruding postures by turning in the horizontal direction.

  Note that the child seat body 20 is attached to the base 10A so that it can recline and cannot turn as in the case of FIGS.

  Concave portions 16 extend from both the left and right side surface portions of the base 10A so as to reach the rear end. Reference numeral 17 indicates an overhanging portion on the upper side of the concave portion 16, and 18 indicates a lower overhanging portion.

  An arm 11 </ b> A is provided so as to be accommodated in the recess 16. The base end side of the arm 11A is rotatably attached to the base 10A by a support shaft 15 in the vertical direction. The support shaft 15 is located in the middle of the base 10A in the front-rear direction. The length of the arm 11A is slightly longer than half of the front / rear length of the base 10A. Therefore, the front end of the arm 5 extends from the base 10A to the seat back regardless of whether the arm 5 is rearward as viewed from the seated person as indicated by the arrow r or the front is viewed from the seated person as indicated by the arrow f. Projecting toward 52.

  Since the support shaft 15 is in the vertical direction, the arm 11A can turn in a horizontal plane as indicated by arrows f and r. Therefore, the arm 11A can be turned without changing the child seat 1A sideways while maintaining the posture shown in FIG.

  As with the arm 11, an ISO-FIX coupling mechanism 11a is provided as a locking member for the ISO-FIX anchor 53 at the tip of the arm 11A.

  In order to install the child seat 1 </ b> A toward the front of the vehicle, the arm 11 </ b> A is rotated in the direction of arrow r so as to extend rearward from the base 10 </ b> A, and the coupling mechanism 11 a is engaged with the ISO-FIX anchor 53.

  In order to install the child seat 1 </ b> A toward the rear of the vehicle, the arm 11 </ b> A is rotated in the direction of the arrow f to extend forward from the base 10 </ b> A, and the coupling mechanism 11 a is engaged with the ISO-FIX anchor 53.

Thus, by this reference example, it is possible to install the child seat 1A in the vehicle rearward to forward vehicle.

In the reference example of FIG. 8, since the overhang portions 17 and 18 are provided, the arm 11A does not get in the way when the arm 11A is housed in the recess 16. Further, when a forward force is applied to the child seat body 11A during a sudden deceleration such as a frontal collision of the vehicle, this force is received by the overhang portions 17 and 18 (particularly the rear end side of the overhang portion 18). It is done.

In the above reference example , the upper and lower projecting portions 17 and 18 of the recess 16 all extend from the front end to the rear end of the base 10A, but projecting pieces on the front, rear and intermediate portions of the base 10A, respectively. A shaped overhang may be provided.

  A projection such as a pin for receiving the force at the time of sudden deceleration of the vehicle may be projected sideways from the front and rear side surfaces of the base 10A, and a hole may be provided in the arm 11A.

Other configurations of this reference example are the same as those of the above-described reference example .

The implementation in the form of upper SL, but the handle is provided in the backrest portion of the child seat may be provided to other sites. For example, a handle may be provided on the seat portion of the child seat so as to straddle the seat portion from above to right and left.

It is a perspective view of a child seat and a vehicle seat vicinity concerning a reference example . It is a side view which shows the installation state to the seat of a child seat. It is a figure which shows the connection structure of a handle | steering-wheel and a tether. It is a perspective view which shows the connection structure of a tether and the rear part panel of a vehicle body. It is a side view which shows the installation state to the seat of a child seat. Is a plan view showing the connecting structure of the handle and the rear panel by a tether according to an embodiment of the implementation. It is a top view which shows the connection structure of the handle | steering-wheel and rear panel by the tether which concerns on a reference example . It is a perspective view of the child seat concerning a reference example .

1, 1A child seat 10, 10A base 11, 11A ISO-FIX arm 20 child seat body 21 seat portion 22 backrest portion 30, 30A, 30B handle 33 fixing member 34 nut 35 tether anchor 40, 40A, 40B tether 42 hook 50 seat 51 seat cushion 52 Seat Back 53 ISO-FIX Anchor 54 Rear Panel 55 Tether Anchor

Claims (3)

In a child seat having a seat (21) on which a seated person's buttocks rest and a backrest (22) standing up from the seat (21) ,
A posture in which surrounds the front side of the seated person, pivotable handle so can take a posture had wound take upper side of the seated person (30A) is provided,
The handle (30A) is extended so that it can take a posture extending toward the front of the seat occupant from both left and right sides of the child seat and a posture extending toward the top of the seat occupant. A pair of extending portions (31L, 31R) whose base ends in the direction are connected to the left and right side portions of the child seat via a support shaft (25) so as to be vertically rotatable, and the extending portions ( 31L, 31R) and a bridging portion (32) bridging the leading ends in the extending direction,
When the handle (30A) is in the wound had posture take upper side of the seated person, stopper the handle (30A) is prevented from rotating rearward seated person (29) is provided and,
The stopper (29) protrudes from the left and right sides of the child seat in both the left and right directions, and when the handle (30A) is rotated so as to be in a posture surrounding the upper side of the seated person. Further, the stopper (29) abuts against the handle (30A) from the rear side of the seat occupant, thereby preventing the handle (30A) from rotating rearward of the seat occupant. Has been
A tether (40A) is provided for connecting the handle (30A) and a vehicle body member (54) behind the seat (50) when the child seat is installed in the vehicle seat (50). And
A vehicle body member side hook (42) is provided at an end of the tether (40A) on the vehicle body member (54) side via an adjuster for adjusting the length of the tether (40A), and the tether (40A). A handle side hook (43) is provided at an end of the handle (30A) side of
A tether anchor (35) to which the handle side hook (43) is detachably engaged is provided in the middle of the extending direction (31L, 31R) of the handle (30A). ,
The vehicle body member side hook (42) is configured to detachably engage with a tether anchor (55) provided on the vehicle body member (54).
The tether (40A) has an end on the handle (30A) side extending through the handle side hook (43) and a tether anchor (35) of the extended portions (31L, 31R) of the handle (30A). The vehicle body member (54) side end is detachably connected to the vehicle body member (54) via the vehicle body member side hook (42) and the tether anchor (55). Is,
When the child seat is installed on the seat (50) of the vehicle so that the seated person faces the rear of the vehicle, the handle (30A) is set in a posture that surrounds the front side of the seated person and the tether ( 40A) is connected to the vehicle body member (54),
When the child seat is installed on the seat (50) of the vehicle so that the seated person faces the front of the vehicle, the handle (30A) is placed in a posture that surrounds the upper side of the seated person (the tether). child seat, characterized in Rukoto connected to the vehicle body member (54) by 40A). Oite to claim 1, in the child seat, so that the child seat is locked against the anchor (53) provided in a vehicle, even when installed in any orientation of the vehicle forward facing and rearward facing ISO- A child seat provided with a FIX type locking member (11a) . The arm (11A) according to claim 2, wherein a base end side is rotatably connected to the child seat, and an arm (11A) capable of taking a posture in which a distal end side extends forward and a posture extended rearward is provided. And
The child seat, wherein the locking member (11a) is provided on the tip side of the arm (11A).

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