In order for their teacher’s spouse to take his new baby for a stroll, a group of high school students in the United States built a stroller chair.

A brain growth required surgery for Maryland resident Jeremy King, 37, in 2017.

Although the procedure was effective, he still had a number of issues.

Jeremy got unsteady and his movements became disorganized.

He was ecstatic in 1920 when he found out he was going to become a father, but his joy was not full because he couldn’t walk to carry the child.

Chelsie, Jeremy’s wife, teaches at Potomac’s Bullis High School. A course she instructs is titled “Making for Social Good.”

So the students made the decision to use a car seat and an infirmary recliner to make a stroller.

The high school students spoke with the young newlyweds as frequently as they could in order to complete their mission.

The students considered the possibility of wheelchair attachment to a kid car seat.

They utilized the wheelchair to evaluate the strength and safety of their design after printing the seat components in 3D.

The wheelchair and the car seat were finally connected.

A few days before the baby was born, the high school students finished their innovation.

Now that Jeremy has this clever idea, he can stroll his kid about.