| abstract |
A lightweight slender, elongated toy caddy, comprising a central shaft, having a substantially axially extending removable handle located at its upper end; replaceable ground-contact means at the shaft lower end comprise a wheel, or dual wheels or a ski. A moveable seat is located intermediately upon the shaft. The wheels or ski require no tools in order to effect a change-over. The removable toy handle facilitates shortening of the shaft, to better suit the toy to the size of the user. The seat of the toy includes a seat belt for use in securing a toy, such as a stuffed animal or a doll and to serve as a teaching tool, to teach the need to buckle-up, as in a car seat. The toy is a uni-sex item, suitable for a wide age range of girls and boys. A handle loop or loops facilitates easy storage, and encourages tidyness. |