CN221830047U - Kangaroo type nursing clothes - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of clothing, and specifically discloses a kangaroo-type nursing clothing. The utility model sets the clothing body to be open-fronted and divided into an inner collar and an outer collar, and sets a kangaroo pocket on the inner wall of the inner collar. When nursing a baby, a caregiver puts on the clothing body, puts the baby's lower limbs inside the kangaroo pocket, lets the baby lie on the chest and abdomen of the caregiver, passes the baby's head through the perforations on the inner collar, covers the baby's back with the inner collar, and then covers the inner collar with the outer collar, passes the baby's head through the perforations on the outer collar and pillows it on a gasket, wraps the baby, ties the back strap and the front strap together, applies tension through the front strap and the outer collar, so that the outer collar wraps the baby more tightly, and the baby's skin is closely attached to the caregiver's skin, so as to relieve the pain of the newborn, meet the physiological needs of the newborn, promote the growth and development of the newborn, and reduce the mortality rate and death rate.

Description

Kangaroo care suit

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the technical field of clothing, and in particular relates to a kangaroo type nursing clothing.

Background Art

Kangaroo care is a care method similar to the way a kangaroo raises and cares for its baby kangaroos in its pouch. The caregiver places the baby wearing only a diaper on the caregiver's exposed chest and abdomen for skin-to-skin contact, providing the baby with the necessary warmth and sense of security. It is mainly used for premature infants and newborns, and can relieve neonatal pain, meet the physiological needs of neonates, promote neonatal growth and development, and reduce morbidity and mortality rates.

In the Chinese patent with publication number CN211657407U, a newborn care clothing is mentioned, which includes an integrated main part of a top and pants, a fixed pad is vertically arranged in the middle of the back of the integrated main part, and a fixed strip is vertically arranged on the fixed pad; cloth pieces extend from both sides of the fixed pad, and the cloth pieces on both sides are arranged symmetrically; the outer side of the cloth piece is arc-shaped, and the arc mouth of the arc faces the sleeve of the adjacent integrated main part; the upper end of the arc is higher than the cuff of the integrated main part, and the lower end of the arc is lower than the cuff of the integrated main part; the cloth piece can be rolled toward the fixed pad, and a fixing belt connected to the fixing strip is arranged on the inner surface of the cloth piece near the fixed pad. It is easy to use and has stable support.

During the application process, the applicant discovered that the above application had defects during use. The application mainly used the drapes on both sides of the top to fix the baby, but the baby could not be stably fixed only by the friction between the drapes and the baby, and there was a risk of the baby slipping off the caregiver. If the drapes were tightened with a fixing belt, the baby would feel uncomfortable, which made it inconvenient to use in the care of newborns or premature babies.

Utility Model Content

The purpose of the utility model is to provide a kangaroo care clothing to solve the problems raised in the above background technology.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides the following technical solutions:

A kangaroo care suit comprising:

A garment body, wherein a collar is arranged on the upper front of the garment body, the garment body is arranged in an open-fronted manner, and two sides of the slit on the front of the garment body are respectively defined as an inner lapel and an outer lapel, and both the inner lapel and the outer lapel are provided with perforations;

A gasket, the gasket being fixedly mounted inside the perforation of the outer collar;

A kangaroo pocket is fixedly mounted on the inner wall of the inner placket.

Preferably, the width of the inner and outer lapels is greater than the width of the garment body, and the inner and outer lapels are stacked.

Preferably, the gasket is located below the collar.

Preferably, the gasket comprises a cloth covering and a sponge pad inner core arranged in the cloth covering, and the cloth covering is sewn to the garment body.

Preferably, a rear tie is fixedly connected to the back of the garment body, and a front tie is fixedly connected to the outer collar.

Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are:

The utility model sets the garment body to be open-fronted and divided into an inner lapel and an outer lapel, and at the same time sets a kangaroo pocket on the inner wall of the inner lapel. When nursing a baby, the caregiver puts on the garment body and places the baby's lower limbs inside the kangaroo pocket, allowing the baby to lie on the caregiver's chest and abdomen, passes the baby's head through the perforations on the inner lapel, covers the baby's back with the inner lapel, and then covers the inner lapel with the outer lapel, passes the baby's head through the perforations on the outer lapel and pillows it on the gasket, wraps the baby, ties the rear laces together with the front laces, applies tension through the front laces and the outer lapel, so that the outer lapel wraps the baby more tightly, and the baby's skin is closely attached to the caregiver's skin, so as to relieve the pain of the newborn, meet the physiological needs of the newborn, promote the growth and development of the newborn, and reduce the morbidity and mortality rates.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model;

FIG2 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model from another angle;

FIG3 is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the garment body of the present invention;

In the figure: 1. Body; 2. Collar; 3. Inner placket; 4. Outer placket; 5. Gasket; 6. Kangaroo pocket; 7. Back tie; 8. Front tie.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the utility model to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the utility model, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the utility model, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the utility model.

Embodiment 1:

Please refer to Figures 1 to 3, a kangaroo care suit includes:

A garment body 1, wherein a collar 2 is provided on the upper front of the garment body 1, the garment body 1 is provided in an open-fronted manner, and the two sides of the front opening of the garment body 1 are respectively defined as an inner lapel 3 and an outer lapel 4, wherein the inner lapel 3 and the outer lapel 4 are provided with perforations, and the size of the perforations is designed according to the head circumference of a 3-4 week premature infant or a baby;

The kangaroo pocket 6 is fixedly mounted on the inner wall of the inner placket 3, and the distance between the kangaroo pocket 6 and the perforation is designed according to the height of a 3-4 week old infant or a premature infant.

As can be seen from the above, the caregiver can put the baby's lower limbs inside the kangaroo pocket 6, which can restrict the baby's lower limbs. By restricting the baby's lower limbs, the caregiver can effectively prevent the baby from being displaced from the position of the clothing body 1. Then the baby can be placed on the caregiver's chest and abdomen, and the inner lapel 3 can be covered on the baby's back. At the same time, the baby's head can be passed through the perforations on the inner lapel 3, and then the outer lapel 4 can be covered on the outside of the inner lapel 3, and the baby's head can be passed through the perforations on the outer lapel 4. The inner lapel 3 and the outer lapel 4 can form a tight wrapping for the baby. The caregiver is generally the baby's parent, and most of the caregivers are mothers. When the mother wears the nursing clothes of the present application during the confinement period, the nursing clothes of the present application are relatively large, and can increase the warmth and comfort of the wearer compared to traditional clothes.

In order to facilitate the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 to better wrap the baby as a whole, the widths of the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 are greater than the width of the garment body 1, and the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 are stacked.

In order to facilitate the caregiver to check the baby's status in time, the perforation is located below the collar 2. After the caregiver wears the garment body 1, the caregiver's head is located at the collar 2, and the caregiver can see the baby's head and face by lowering his head.

Embodiment 2:

Please refer to Figures 1 to 3, a kangaroo care suit includes:

A garment body 1, wherein a collar 2 is provided on the upper front of the garment body 1, the garment body 1 is provided in an open-fronted manner, and the two sides of the front opening of the garment body 1 are respectively defined as an inner lapel 3 and an outer lapel 4, wherein the inner lapel 3 and the outer lapel 4 are provided with perforations, and the size of the perforations is designed according to the head circumference of a 3-4 week premature infant or a baby;

A gasket 5, the gasket 5 is fixedly installed inside the perforation of the outer collar 4;

The kangaroo pocket 6 is fixedly mounted on the inner wall of the inner placket 3, and the distance between the kangaroo pocket 6 and the perforation is designed according to the height of a 3-4 week old infant or a premature infant.

As can be seen from the above, the caregiver can put the baby's lower limbs inside the kangaroo pocket 6, which can limit the baby's lower limbs. By limiting the baby's lower limbs, the caregiver can effectively prevent the baby from being displaced from the position of the clothing body 1. Then the baby can be placed on the caregiver's chest and abdomen, and the inner lapel 3 can be covered on the baby's back. At the same time, the baby's head can be passed through the perforations on the inner lapel 3, and then the outer lapel 4 can be covered on the outside of the inner lapel 3, and the baby's head can be passed through the perforations on the outer lapel 4, so that the baby's head can be rested on the gasket 5. The inner lapel 3 and the outer lapel 4 can form a tight wrapping for the baby. The caregiver is generally the baby's parent, and most of the caregivers are mothers. When the mother wears the nursing clothes of the present application during the confinement period, the nursing clothes of the present application are relatively large, which can increase the warmth and comfort of the wearer compared to traditional clothes.

In order to facilitate the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 to better wrap the baby as a whole, the widths of the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 are greater than the width of the garment body 1, and the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 are stacked.

In order to facilitate the caregiver to check the baby's status in time, the gasket 5 is located below the collar 2. After the caregiver wears the garment body 1, the caregiver's head is located at the collar 2, and the caregiver can see the baby's head and face by lowering his head.

The gasket 5 includes a cloth covering and a sponge pad inner core arranged in the cloth covering. The cloth covering is sewn to the garment body 1. The foam pad can increase the thickness of the gasket 5, thereby increasing the comfort of the baby's head pillow.

Embodiment three:

Please refer to Figures 1 to 3, a kangaroo care suit includes:

A garment body 1, wherein a collar 2 is provided on the upper front of the garment body 1, the garment body 1 is provided in an open-fronted manner, and the two sides of the front opening of the garment body 1 are respectively defined as an inner lapel 3 and an outer lapel 4, wherein the inner lapel 3 and the outer lapel 4 are provided with perforations, and the size of the perforations is designed according to the head circumference of a 3-4 week premature infant or a baby;

A gasket 5, the gasket 5 is fixedly installed inside the perforation of the outer collar 4;

A kangaroo pocket 6, wherein the kangaroo pocket 6 is fixedly mounted on the inner wall of the inner placket 3, and the distance between the kangaroo pocket 6 and the perforation is designed according to the height of a 3-4 week old infant or a premature infant;

The back of the garment body 1 is fixedly connected with a rear tie 7 , and the outer placket 4 is fixedly connected with a front tie 8 .

As can be seen from the above, the caregiver can put the baby's lower limbs inside the kangaroo pocket 6, which can limit the baby's lower limbs, and effectively prevent the baby from being displaced from the clothes body 1 by limiting the baby's lower limbs. Then the baby can be placed on the caregiver's chest and abdomen, and the inner lapel 3 can be covered on the baby's back. At the same time, the baby's head can be passed through the perforations on the inner lapel 3, and then the outer lapel 4 can be covered on the outside of the inner lapel 3, and the baby's head can be passed through the perforations on the outer lapel 4, so that the baby's head can be rested on the gasket 5. Then the rear tie 7 and the front tie 8 can be tied together, and the inner lapel 3 and the outer lapel 4 can form a tight wrap for the baby. The caregiver is generally the baby's parent, and most of the caregivers are mothers. When the mother wears the nursing clothes of the present application during the confinement period, the nursing clothes of the present application are relatively large, which can increase the warmth and comfort of the wearer compared to traditional clothes.

In order to facilitate the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 to better wrap the baby as a whole, the widths of the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 are greater than the width of the garment body 1, and the inner and outer lapels 3 and 4 are stacked.

In order to facilitate the caregiver to check the baby's status in time, the gasket 5 is located below the collar 2. After the caregiver wears the garment body 1, the caregiver's head is located at the collar 2, and the caregiver can see the baby's head and face by lowering his head.

The gasket 5 includes a cloth covering and a sponge pad inner core arranged in the cloth covering. The cloth covering is sewn to the garment body 1. The foam pad can increase the thickness of the gasket 5, thereby increasing the comfort of the baby's head pillow.

Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and variations may be made to the embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, and that the scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims (5)

1. A kangaroo care suit, comprising: A garment body (1), wherein a collar (2) is arranged on the upper front of the garment body (1), the garment body (1) is arranged in an open-front style, and two sides of the front opening of the garment body (1) are respectively defined as an inner placket (3) and an outer placket (4), and both the inner placket (3) and the outer placket (4) are provided with perforations; A gasket (5), the gasket (5) being fixedly mounted inside the perforation of the outer collar (4); A kangaroo pocket (6), wherein the kangaroo pocket (6) is fixedly mounted on the inner wall of the inner placket (3). 2. A kangaroo care suit according to claim 1, characterized in that the width of the inner placket (3) and the outer placket (4) is greater than the width of the garment body (1), and the inner placket (3) and the outer placket (4) are stacked. 3. A kangaroo care suit according to claim 2, characterized in that the gasket (5) is located below the collar (2). 4. A kangaroo care suit according to claim 3, characterized in that the gasket (5) comprises a cloth foreskin and a sponge pad inner core arranged in the cloth foreskin, and the cloth foreskin is sewn to the garment body (1). 5. A kangaroo care suit according to claim 4, characterized in that a rear tie (7) is fixedly connected to the back of the suit body (1), and a front tie (8) is fixedly connected to the outer placket (4).