This invention relates to the field of schoolbag and seat technology, specifically to a foldable schoolbag and seat for children, which can be converted between a schoolbag, a stool, and a
car seat. It includes a shell with an inwardly recessed cavity on one side. Two symmetrically distributed folding plates are rotatably mounted on the shell. An
active component is slidably mounted within the folding plates, and a driven component cooperating with the
active component is slidably mounted within the shell. The shell is covered with fabric, on which shoulder straps and a
waist belt are fixedly mounted. Symmetrically distributed connecting straps are fixedly mounted on both sides of the
waist belt, and Velcro is installed between the connecting straps and the fabric. When the two folding plates are attached to the fabric, a schoolbag with
lumbar support is formed. When the two folding plates form a certain angle with the shell, a stool with armrests is formed. The abdominal belt of the
seat belt passes through the gap between the folding plates and the shell, pressing the child's upper thighs against the shell, so that the chest strap of the
seat belt contacts the child's chest, thereby forming a
car seat.