EP3834670B1 - Porte-bébé pour nourrissons, petits enfants ou similaires - Google Patents

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EP3834670B1
EP3834670B1 EP20213228.8A EP20213228A EP3834670B1 EP 3834670 B1 EP3834670 B1 EP 3834670B1 EP 20213228 A EP20213228 A EP 20213228A EP 3834670 B1 EP3834670 B1 EP 3834670B1
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  • the present invention relates to a sling for babies, infants, toddlers or the like.
  • Baby slings have long been used in many countries to transport and supervise infants and young children. They enable the child to have close physical contact, which has a positive effect on psychological and physical development. In addition to giving the child more affection, the person wearing the scarf also has many practical advantages. Supervision of the child is made much easier as additional work can be carried out. It also represents an alternative transport option to, for example, strollers.
  • Baby slings can be several meter long strips of fabric that are wrapped and/or knotted around the body in different ways.
  • the sling is a loop made of tightly sewn fabric into which the person wearing it can slip. With such designs there is no need to wrap, tie or knot the sling.
  • the GB 2453153 A discloses a loop-shaped baby sling made of elastic material, which has an extra elastic or stretchy section at the point where the baby is to be held.
  • the publication JP 2015 047248 A describes a baby sling in a loop shape, which has less elasticity on the outside of the loop than on the inner part of the loop.
  • the document EP 23 66 312 A1 describes a baby sling in the form of a loop, with the loop having areas of different widths. In addition, the different width areas of the loop have different elasticities in certain areas.
  • the document CA 2619634 A1 describes a baby sling made of polyester connected to a loop, which, due to its fabric structure, has a higher elasticity along the transverse direction of the loop than along the longitudinal direction of the loop.
  • the JP 2015 192 706 describes a carrying sling for a baby, which is designed as a one-piece loop that is elastic in the circumferential direction of the loop and is not elastic transversely to the circumferential direction.
  • the carrying sling is made of wide interwoven elastic and non-elastic bands.
  • the material for the elastic bands is polyurethane.
  • the GB 2 453 153 A concerns a sling for carrying babies and small children.
  • the carrying sling is designed as a one-piece loop and includes an elastic insert, which is designed to be elastic in the circumferential direction.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide an easy-to-use sling that offers a high level of comfort for both the child to be carried and the person carrying it.
  • a sling for infants and small children wherein the sling consists of a fabric and is designed as a closed loop, characterized in that an elastic thread runs in the fabric in the longitudinal direction of the loop, so that the sling is in the longitudinal direction of the Loop has a higher elasticity than in the transverse direction of the loop.
  • the sling according to the present invention can, for example, be a fabric panel, the ends of which are connected together to form a loop.
  • the loop can be produced in such a way that a fabric tube is used, which has the length of the loop in circumference, which is divided in the tube feed direction/tube longitudinal direction.
  • the resulting hose ends are crimped, turned inside out or folded over and sewn.
  • the sling according to the present invention is suitable for transporting, holding, supervising or the like of babies, infants or small children on the body of the person wearing it.
  • the terms “baby”, “toddler”, “infant” and “child” are used interchangeably herein.
  • the sling of the present invention is made of a woven fabric, which means that the sling is made by weaving suitable materials.
  • a fabric is a textile fabric that consists of threads, especially warp threads and weft threads.
  • a thread is a thin, long body twisted from fibers, although there are also single-fiber monofilament threads that can be incorporated into fabric.
  • the fabric from which the sling of the present invention is made should in particular be made from materials that have good skin compatibility, are easy to care for, can be easily cleaned and feel good on the skin.
  • an elastic thread runs in the longitudinal direction of the loop.
  • “Along the loop” means along the circumference of the loop.
  • “In the transverse direction of the loop” therefore means orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the loop. If you were to cut the loop along the transverse direction of the loop so that a rectangular fabric band is obtained, the longitudinal direction runs parallel to the long sides of the rectangle and the transverse direction runs along the short sides of the rectangle.
  • elastic thread refers to a thread that is either made entirely of elastic material or to a non-elastic thread (e.g. cotton) that is twisted with an elastic thread. Another alternative is that the elastic thread consists of a non-elastic thread which has elastic components. It is also possible for the elastic thread to consist of an elastic thread which has non-elastic components.
  • non-elastic refers to threads that have a low “basic elasticity” but would not be described as elastic by a person skilled in the art.
  • An example of a “non-elastic" thread is a cotton thread.
  • a cotton thread preferably made of untreated cotton, is preferably used as the “non-elastic” thread.
  • an elastic thread runs in the longitudinal direction of the loop, so that the sling has a higher elasticity in the longitudinal direction of the loop than in the transverse direction the loop.
  • this does not exclude the possibility of stretchability in a diagonal direction.
  • an expansion of the sling in a diagonal direction i.e. in a direction that runs between the longitudinal and transverse directions of the loop, is possible.
  • the infant to be carried can be placed and carried in the sling according to the present invention both safely and with a high level of comfort for the infant and the person carrying it .
  • the reduced elasticity in the transverse direction of the sling means that the small child placed in it is held in it at this point by the outside of the sling, since the threads running in the transverse direction are already under such tension due to the weight of the child that further stretching is not possible . If the cloth were also elastic in the transverse direction, the child would not be able to lie/sit stably in one place, but would instead slip or roll away to the side. The lower lateral elasticity keeps the child's head and back stable.
  • the sling according to the present invention is more elastic in the longitudinal direction than in the transverse direction makes it possible for the child to continue to experience an up and down rocking movement when carrying the child, which has a calming effect on the child.
  • the tension in the transverse threads is higher than in the longitudinal threads as soon as the child is placed in the sling, so that the child is pressed more strongly against the body of the person wearing it, which in turn creates a pleasant feeling of security and closeness for both the child and the person carrying it.
  • the same sling can be used by both a man and a woman of different physical stature. Furthermore, the sling can also be worn over items of clothing, especially voluminous items of clothing such as jackets or sweaters.
  • the manufacturer can keep its range of sizes smaller. This not only saves production costs, but also storage and return or exchange costs.
  • the elasticity makes it easier for the sling to be stretched back to its original size after washing, as it is no longer just made of stiff fabric, but also elastic fabric.
  • the cloth Due to the elasticity of the cloth, it can be individually adapted to the body shape of the person wearing it, thus conveying the pleasant feeling of optimal firmness, secure hold and sufficient stability.
  • the elasticity reduces stress on individual areas of the body, such as the shoulder joint, because the stress can be better distributed.
  • the fabric of the sling according to the present invention is a cross twill fabric.
  • a cross-twill fabric is a twill fabric in which the direction of the burr is changed within the repeat.
  • Cross twill fabrics are particularly resilient and are characterized by high resistance to sliding. Due to its fabric structures, a cross-body fabric for the sling of the present invention enables stretchability in the longitudinal and diagonal directions but not in the transverse direction of the loop. This and in combination with the long elastic thread in the longitudinal direction of the loop increases the anisotropic properties of the cloth accordingly.
  • the less elastic thread which runs in the transverse direction of the loop, is shorter than the thread in the longitudinal direction and so under load or Applying a force, such as putting the child down, is under maximum tension more quickly than the longer and more elastic thread in the longitudinal direction.
  • the elastic thread may be a cotton thread twisted with 1 to 5% elastane along the longitudinal direction of the loop.
  • elastic fiber refers, in accordance with No. 43, Annex 1 of the EU Textile Labeling Regulation, to an elastic fiber consisting of at least 85% by weight of segmented polyurethane and which under the action of a tensile force is threefold stretched to its original length and immediately returns to almost its original position after relief.
  • the cotton thread can be twisted with the elastane on a twisting machine.
  • the fabric length elasticity in the longitudinal direction of this thread is 15.50%.
  • the elasticity in the longitudinal direction of the loop can be varied as required.
  • a sling with reduced elasticity can be chosen, as the increased weight of the child would otherwise lead to the sling being stretched too much, which would make it less comfortable for both the child and the person carrying it would worsen.
  • the body structures are no longer so sensitive that reduced elasticity does not lead to excessive pressure on the body or limbs.
  • a thread can run in the transverse direction of the loop, which is a cotton thread twisted with 0 to 5% elastane.
  • the stretchability or elasticity of the sling can also be adjusted in the transverse direction of the loop.
  • the weight and the size of the child to be carried are also relevant factors for the elasticity in the transverse direction of the loop, based on which different elasticities can be selected.
  • the elastane content of the thread running in the transverse direction is e.g. B. 0%, there is a fabric length elasticity in the transverse direction of 1%, which is based on the fabric structure, how the cloth was woven, and the basic elasticity of the thread used.
  • An elastane content is preferably selected which is as low as possible but still leads to the described improved wearing properties due to the anisotropy.
  • elastane contents in the range of 0 to 5%, in particular 0.1%, 0.2%, 0.5%, 1%, 1.5%, are required for both the thread running in the longitudinal and transverse direction of the loop. 2%, 2.5%, 3%, 3.5%, 4%, 4.5% and 5% in various combinations provided that the sling has a higher elasticity in the longitudinal direction than in the transverse direction.
  • the ideal sling can be provided based on various factors, such as the body type of the person wearing it and the weight, age or size of the child to be carried.
  • the thread running along the longitudinal direction of the loop is the warp thread and the thread running transversely to the loop is the weft thread when producing the fabric of the sling using a weaving process.
  • the total proportion of elastane in the fabric of the sling is 0.5 to 5%.
  • a total elastane content of 0.5 to 5% ensures that the sling according to the present invention has sufficient elasticity to achieve the associated advantages (smoothness to the body, adaptation to the structure of the body of the wearer person and the child, distribution of the weight load, rocking effect for the child, use of the same sling with different people carrying it, use of the sling over clothing such as a jacket or the like, retention of the original size after cleaning, etc.) and on the other hand not too elastic so that there would be a risk of the child being carried becoming worn out, swinging and rocking too much or excessive loss of quality due to frequent washing due to the high elastane content.
  • the sling of the present invention has the desired elasticity in both the longitudinal and transverse directions of the sling, as required.
  • the elasticity of the sling results from the combination of the type of fabric, the cross-twill fabric, together with threads of different elasticity in the longitudinal or transverse direction of the loop.
  • the combination of the type of fabric, with the elasticity of the thread in the longitudinal direction and the thread in the transverse direction, the elasticity in the longitudinal direction being higher than that in the transverse direction makes it possible to provide a sling that meets the requirements for safe and comfortable carrying of a child .
  • threads in the longitudinal and transverse directions can be woven into the fabric.
  • Preferred threads are metal threads, e.g. for dissipating electrostatic charges or silver threads with antibacterial effects. The expert is aware of how these additional threads can be woven into the fabric.
  • the sling or the loop has a width of 35 to 75 cm and/or a circumference of 120 to 190 cm.
  • the sling according to the invention can be worn in all practical ways.
  • the cloth can be folded so that it is only half the width. It can then be placed with the upper section of the loop around one shoulder of the person wearing it and from there with one front strand over the chest and the rear strand of the loop over the back of the person wearing it to the lower section of the loop on the hip of the person wearing it Person on the opposite side of the shoulder stretch.
  • This carrying method is particularly suitable for newborns and very small babies up to a certain size.
  • the cloth can be rotated approximately 180° around its longitudinal axis in the middle, without folding it, with both its front and rear strands, and then with the upper section placed on the shoulder of the person wearing it and to be placed with the lower section on the hip on the side opposite the shoulder.
  • the indentation of the front strand is formed on the chest of the person carrying it, and between this indentation and the lower section of the loop a hollow in which the baby or toddler can sit, with their head free, so that they can clearly perceive their surroundings can.
  • the child can support itself with one hand and one leg on the back and with its other hand and leg on the chest of the person carrying it, in such a way that it sits with its legs apart on the hip of the person carrying it.
  • two slings according to the invention can be used.
  • the two slings are not folded lengthwise.
  • the two slings are placed crosswise. I.e. One sling is placed with its upper section on one shoulder of the person carrying it and from there extends with the back strand along the back and with the front strand over the chest to the lower section on the opposite hip, while the other sling with its The upper section is placed on the other shoulder so that it extends from there over the back or chest to the lower section on the other hip.
  • the baby or child can then sit in the two crossing slings. I.e. One foot of the child can then hang down from one or the other sling on one side and the other on the other side, while the child's head is in the middle above the two intersecting slings on the chest of the person wearing it arranged, i.e. essentially free, so that the child can perceive the surroundings.
  • the baby can be placed with his head forward or backward.
  • the carrying method described above can of course also be carried out in such a way that the child is carried on the back of the person carrying it.
  • the sling according to the invention is primarily intended for infants and small children, it is also suitable, for example, for animals, in particular pets, the size of a baby.
  • the sling 1 is formed from a fabric panel 2, which is sewn at its ends to form a loop and has a cross-twill weave.
  • the fabric panel 2 has a width B of approximately 35 to 75 cm.
  • the width B runs orthogonally to the longitudinal direction of the loop.
  • the fabric panel 2, i.e. the circumference of the loop has a length L of preferably approximately 120 to 190 cm ( Fig. 1b ).
  • the fabric web 2 has an elastic thread in the longitudinal direction of the loop (along the circumference), so that the elasticity in the longitudinal direction of the loop is higher than in the transverse direction of the loop. Since the elastic thread runs along the longitudinal direction of the loop, the length of the thread corresponds to the circumference of the loop.
  • the elastic thread is a cotton thread twisted with 1-5% elastane.
  • the fabric length elasticity in the longitudinal direction of this thread is 15.50%.
  • the seam 3 is a quadruple seam, so it consists of four parallel individual seams 4, which run across the fabric and are approximately 1 cm apart from each other. Alternatively, the seam 3 can have 1 to 10 individual seams 4.
  • the sling can be hemmed on its long sides 5 and 6.
  • a thread runs transversely to the loop, i.e. parallel to the seam 3, and has an elastane content of 0-5%.
  • the elastane content is chosen so that the elasticity in the longitudinal direction of the loop is higher than in the transverse direction to the loop.
  • the sling 1 can be worn in different ways.
  • the cloth 1 When worn according to 2a and 2b, the cloth 1 is folded in the middle along its length so that it is only half the width. It is then placed with the upper section 7 of the loop around a shoulder 8 of the person carrying it 10 and extends from there with the front strand 9 over the chest and its rear strand over the back to the lower section 11 of the loop on the hip 12 carrying person on the side opposite shoulder 8.
  • a trough is formed in the strand 9 in which the baby 14 lies.
  • the front strand 9 and the rear strand are rotated approximately in the middle about their longitudinal axis by approximately 180 °, in order to then place the upper section 7 on the shoulder 8 of the person carrying the load 10 and the lower section 11 on the hip 12 to be placed on the side opposite shoulder 8.
  • the recess 15 of the front strand 9 or 15a on the back is formed on the chest and on the back of the person carrying it, with a trough being formed between the recess 15 and the lower section 11 in which the baby or toddler 14 can sit, with a clear head so that it can perceive its surroundings well.
  • the two slings 1, 1' are placed crosswise. I.e. One sling 1' is placed with its upper section 7' on one shoulder 8' and extends from there with one strand on the back and with the other strand 9' on the chest to the lower section 11' on the opposite hip 12 ', while the other sling 1 is placed with its upper section 7 on the other shoulder 8, so that it extends from there over the back or chest to the lower section 11 of the loop on the other hip 12.
  • the baby or toddler 14 can then sit in the two crossing slings 1, 1' according to FIG. 4b. I.e. one foot 17 of the child 11 hangs down on one side and the other foot 18 on the other side out of one or the other sling 1, 1 ', while the head 19 of the child hangs in the middle above the front strand 9 , 9' of the two crossing slings 1, 1' are arranged on the chest of the person 10, i.e. are essentially free.
  • Figure 5 shows a schematic view of a section of a sling 1 according to the present invention with a child 14 inside.
  • the weight of the child 14 puts tension on both the threads in the longitudinal direction 21 and in the transverse direction 20 of the loop. Since the threads in the longitudinal direction 21 of the loop have a higher elasticity and a greater length than the threads in the transverse direction 20 of the loop, Due to the weight of the baby, the threads quickly reach their maximum stretch in the transverse direction 20 and are therefore under high to maximum tension.
  • the threads in the longitudinal direction 21 of the loop have not yet reached their maximum stretchability and can therefore be stretched further in the longitudinal direction of the loop. This allows, for example, the baby to move slightly up and down during transport, which is comfortable for the baby 14.

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  1. Porte-bébé (1) pour nourrissons et petits enfants, sachant que le porte-bébé (1) est composé d'un tissu et est constitué comme boucle fermée, sachant qu'un fil (21) élastique passe dans le tissu en direction longitudinale de la boucle de telle sorte que le porte-bébé (1) présente une élasticité plus élevée en direction longitudinale de la boucle qu'en direction transversale de la boucle,
    caractérisé en ce que
    le tissu est un tissu à corps croisé.
  2. Porte-bébé (1) selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que le fil (21) élastique est un fil de coton torsadé avec 1 à 5 % d'élasthanne le long de la direction longitudinale de la boucle.
  3. Porte-bébé (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce qu'un fil (20) qui est un fil de coton, lequel présente une part d'élasthanne de 0 à 5 %, passe en direction transversale de la boucle.
  4. Porte-bébé (1) selon la revendication 2 ou 3, caractérisé en ce que la part totale d'élasthanne dans le tissu est de 0,5 à 5 %.
  5. Porte-bébé (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que le fil (21) élastique passant le long de la direction longitudinale de la boucle est le fil de chaîne et le fil (20) passant en direction transversale à la boucle est le fil de trame.
  6. Porte-bébé (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que des fils métalliques sont en outre tissés dans le tissu, de préférence des fils métalliques destinés à dissiper des charges électrostatiques et/ou des fils d'argent à effet antibactérien.
  7. Porte-bébé (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que la boucle présente une largeur de 35 à 75 cm et/ou une circonférence de 120 à 190 cm.
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