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A cushion for location on a vehicle seat to provide an elevated seating surface for a child, and having upstanding side walls. A recess is formed in the front edge of each side wall for receiving part of the normal vehicle seat safety belt, and that recess is increased in depth downwardly at a locat

A cushion for location on a vehicle seat to provide an elevated seating surface for a child, and having upstanding side walls. A recess is formed in the front edge of each side wall for receiving part of the normal vehicle seat safety belt, and that recess is increased in depth downwardly at a location spaced from the front edge of the side wall so as to resist separation of the belt from the cushion. The effective height of the cushion can be increased by locating a temporary elevating platform beneath the cushion or over its upper surface. The body of the cushion comprises a metal frame, a core of resilient material moulded around that frame, and an outer skin covering the core.

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A cushion of form stable construction for use on a vehicle seat comprising a base for resting on a vehicle seat and having an upper seat surface, two arms on respective opposite sides of said base projecting from a rear portion of said base at a level above said seating surface and extending toward

A cushion of form stable construction for use on a vehicle seat comprising a base for resting on a vehicle seat and having an upper seat surface, two arms on respective opposite sides of said base projecting from a rear portion of said base at a level above said seating surface and extending toward a front of said cushion so as to form two substantially forwardly extending arm rests on opposite sides along at least a front portion of their horizontal extent, the space between said arm rests and base forming an opening on the front side and the rear side of said cushion, and a recess defined between an undersurface of each said arm rest and an adjacent part of said base for receiving at least a lap portion of a safety belt secured to the vehicle seat, each said recess having a mouth facing towards the front of said cushion, said arms being of sufficient rigidity to prevent substantial deflection by upward movement of said belt lap portion during a vehicle accident.