ES1056246U - Baby hammock. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Baby hammock; used for transportation in the front of the body of the person carrying the baby; characterized in that consists of a rectangular piece of resistant and flexible material having at its outer face a central longitudinal reinforcement stitching goes footwell to the baby's head and two crossed strips also sewn reinforcement; the fabric piece is fixed on the outside in the two front strips struts that are part of an adjustable waist person riñonera, the said adjustable straps, while cross reinforcing strips extend from the front and they are set in the shoulders straps; on the inside the piece of fabric has a fold-shaped end bag and a transverse brace to hold the baby, fixing the fabric piece to the fanny by two sewn strips, while the fabric piece is positioned so leaning from one of the alhombro hips opposite of the person carrying the baby. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Baby hammock.

Object of the invention

This Utility Model refers to a hammock for baby.

Background of the invention

Today the system of carrying a baby is widely used leaning on the person's chest.

The baby's support system with this system is problematic and all the baby's weight rests on the surface very narrow as a strip between your legs being in the air the feet without any support, with the hips wide open by the diaper without being able to close them at all times.

Description of the invention

These problems are solved with the hammock of the invention which considerably improves the previous systems, when carrying out the transport of the baby in a natural position that does not harm the baby.

The constructive characteristics of the hammock are simple and its execution allows optimal column positioning vertebral, hips, and all organs that are especially training and growth during the first year of his life.

According to the invention the baby hammock is constituted for a rectangular portion of flexible, resistant and washable fabric with possible perforations to make it more breathable.

The fabric has a longitudinal protection of feet to the head with some frame to give more consistency and better protect the child's spine.

Two crossed strips are sewn over this protection reinforcement.

The piece of cloth on the outside is sewn on the part front of the shoulder straps that the person adjusts to the waist.

These braces are crossed by the back part continuing up to the shoulders and down the chest two straight sections in which the piece of hammock fabric is sewn on the outside

The reinforcement strips extend forward and are fixed to the part of the shoulders in which the straps carry portions padded

The piece of cloth can carry two stitched strips on the outside and also attached to the fanny pack.

The piece of cloth brings a bend to the end inwards sewn on the sides that defines a housing or bag for position the baby's feet inside.

On the opposite end of the shoulder the piece of cloth it has an arched conformation that makes it easier to see the head of the baby.

One or two strips are fixed on the inside of the piece of cloth transverse that is fastened or fixed below the arms of the baby.

Instead of a cross strip, two can also be used crossed strips.

The straps have length regulators on the front to adapt to the structure of the baby carriers.

Based on the constitution of the hammock of the invention it is positioned inclined from the right hip to the left shoulder of the person.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the hammock of the invention.

Figure 2 shows a detail of the open hammock.

Description of a practical embodiment of the invention

The hammock 1 consists of a piece of rectangular fabric 2, washable, resistant and preferably perforated to make it more breathable

The piece of fabric 2 has a reinforcement on its outer face central longitudinal 3 on which two crossed 4 strips appear sewn

The piece of cloth 2 is fixed to the front strips 5 of the braces 6 that belong to the fanny pack 7 that the carrier It fits at the waist.

These braces are crossed by the back or back of person.

Cross strips 4 of reinforcement extend along the part front and go up to look at the braces in the area of the shoulders 8.

The straps on the front strips 5 have regulators 9 of length.

The piece of cloth has two sewn portions 10 on the outside which are fixed by the end to the front of the fanny pack

The piece of cloth has a fold at one end that is sewn by the sides and a receptacle or bag 11 is constituted in the inside of which the baby's feet are positioned.

At the opposite end, the piece of cloth carries a conformation arched that lets see the baby's head.

A strip appears on the inside of the piece of cloth cross 12 buckled for greater safety below baby arms.

Describe sufficiently the nature of the invention, as well as the way to perform in practice, it should be noted that the provisions indicated above and represented in the Attached drawings are subject to detail modifications in as long as they do not alter the fundamental principle.

Claims (1)

1. Baby hammock; used for transport in the front of the body of the person carrying the baby; characterized in that it is constituted by a piece of rectangular, resistant and flexible fabric that has a central longitudinal stitched reinforcement on its outer face that goes from the area of the feet to the baby's head and two crossed stitched reinforcement strips; the piece of fabric is fixed on the outside on the two front straps of some straps that are part of a waist bag adjustable to the waist of the person, said strips being adjustable, while the crossed reinforcement strips extend along the front and they are fixed in the shoulder area of the suspenders; on the inner side the piece of fabric has an extreme fold in the form of a bag and a cross brace to hold the baby, fixing the piece of fabric to the fanny pack by means of two sewn strips, while the piece of fabric is positioned so inclined from one of the hips to the opposite shoulder of the person carrying the baby.