A drive structure for a child seat

Abstract

This utility model discloses a drive structure for a child seat, including a suspension mounted at the bottom of the vehicle body for mounting wheels. A wheel is located at the end of the suspension, and a locking component is installed within the wheel to lock it. The suspension includes a transmission assembly that drives the locking component to lock the wheel, and a trigger slider for controlling the movement of the transmission assembly. A support seat is located on the suspension corresponding to the wheel position, and the trigger slider is located within the support seat. The power output end of the transmission assembly is connected to the locking component. When the trigger slider is at its upper dead center within the support seat, the transmission assembly releases the locking component from restricting wheel rotation. When the trigger slider is in the state of pressing down the power input end of the transmission assembly within the support seat, the wheel is locked. This utility model has the advantages of simplifying braking actions in a way that children can easily understand and remember, thus facilitating the cultivation of children's initiative.

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