JP2005118471A - Nursing strap - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a nursing strap which secures an enough space around a head part of an infant by suppressing deformation of a head supporting part of a lateral holding sheet while suspending. <P>SOLUTION: The nursing strap is equipped with a nursing strap body 2 which is worn by a user 101 and the lateral holding sheet 3 which is suspended from the nursing strap body 2 to hold the infant 100 in a lateral holding posture, wherein the above lateral holding sheet 3 is disposed to traverse a sheet body 40 equipped with the head supporting part 42a and the head supporting part 42a in the cross direction, and is equipped with a hanging board 41 of which the rigidity is reinforced by a core member 57 made of a hard material. Both sides in the cross direction of the head supporting part 42a are suspended from and supported by the nursing strap body 2 through the hanging board 41. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a lullaby that can be held sideways.

As this kind of lullabies, as disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2, a pair of arms are protruded from both sides of the head support portion of the side-holding sheet (head keep for infants), and these arms are used. 2. Description of the Related Art There is known a baby litter that is hung on and supported by a shoulder band of a baby litter body that a person wears.
JP 2000-245581 A JP 2002-282097 A

  In the conventional baby-care band, the load when the side-holding sheet is suspended acts on both sides of the head support part via the pair of arms, so that both sides of the head support part are lifted relative to the center. For this reason, the space around the infant's head may be narrowed and the comfort may be impaired.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a lullaby that can secure a sufficient space in the head of an infant.

  The present invention solves the above-described problems by the following means. In order to facilitate understanding of the present invention, reference numerals in the accompanying drawings are appended in parentheses, but the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment.

  The present invention provides a baby-litter body (2) worn by a user (101) and a side-holding sheet (3) suspended from the baby-litter body to hold the infant (100) in a horizontal position. In the belt, the lateral holding sheet includes a sheet body (40) provided with a head support portion (42a), and a core material (57) arranged so as to cross the head support portion in the width direction and made of a hard material. ) And a hanging board (41) to which rigidity is imparted, and the both sides in the width direction of the head support portion are suspended and supported from the baby litter main body via the hanging board, and the above-described problem To solve.

  According to this lullaby, since the hanging board is interposed between the head support part of the seat body and the lullaby body, and the deformation of the head support part is limited by the rigidity of the hanging board, A sufficient space can be secured in the head holding part when suspended in the posture.

  In the lullaby of the present invention, the rigidity to be given to the hanging board may be any as long as it can prevent the deformation of the head support part 42a so that a practically sufficient space is secured around the head support part 42a. The core of the hanging board need not be a complete rigid body. For example, even a resin material having elasticity is included in the category of hard materials in the present invention as long as the amount of elastic deformation matches the above range.

  In the baby band according to the present invention, a back plate (47) made of a hard material may be provided inside the seat body, and the hanging board may be disposed so as to overlap the lower side of the back plate. According to such an aspect, the reaction force of the hanging load acting on the seat body via the hanging board can be dispersed over a wide range of the seat body by the back plate, so that the deformation of the head support portion can be performed more reliably and Can be limited to small.

  In the lullaby of the present invention, the hanging board may be detachable from the seat body. By removing the hanging board from the seat body, it is convenient that the hanging board can be replaced alone or washed. Further, when carrying the seat body, it is possible to improve the portability by eliminating the bulkiness caused by the hanging board.

  In the lullaby of the present invention, a hanging belt (56) for suspending the hanging board from the lullaby body is provided at one end of the hanging board, and a belt side fastener (59) is provided on the hanging belt. ) And a hook (58) that can mesh with the belt-side fastener, and a body-side fastener (25) through which the hanging belt can pass is provided on the baby carrier body, and the other end of the hanging belt. Is provided with a board side fastener (55) through which the hanging belt can be passed, and the hook by passing the main body side fastener and the board side fastener in sequence is engaged with the belt side fastener. Both ends of the belt may be supported by being suspended from the body-side fastener.

  According to such an attachment structure, it is only necessary to provide the main body side fastener through which the hooks can pass through the baby carrier main body, which is advantageous in enhancing the versatility of the baby carrier main body.

  In the aspect using a hanging belt, the mounting direction of the hanging board with respect to the seat body may be changeable with respect to the width direction of the seat body. In this case, when changing the mounting direction of the side-holding sheet with respect to the body of the lullaby, by reversing the mounting direction of the hanging board accordingly, the perspective relationship between both sides of the hanging board and the body of the lullaby They can be matched regardless of the orientation of the side-holding sheet. Thereby, it is possible to perform the hanging work of the hanging board with respect to the lullaby body with a certain sense regardless of the direction of the side-holding sheet.

  Further, the extra length portion (56a) of the hanging belt is pulled out from the hook so that the hook passes through the board side fastener, and the extra length portion is the board side fastener. The hook may be configured to be unable to pass through the board side fastener. According to this aspect, even if the hook of the hanging belt is disengaged from the belt side fastener, the hook portion is engaged with the board side fastener and the hook of the hanging belt is prevented from being released. Therefore, safety is increased.

  Further, the board side fastener (55) may have a ring shape and bend so as to protrude outward in the width direction of the seat body as viewed from the side. In this case, the board-side fastener or the hanging belt hung on the board-side fastener can be prevented from projecting to the head support portion side, and the effect of preventing the board-side fastener from contacting the infant's head can be enhanced.

  Furthermore, the hanging belt may be provided with a stopper (56b) for restricting the sliding of the hanging belt with respect to the main body side fastener. By providing such a stopper, it is possible to further stabilize the suspended state of the side-holding sheet from the lullaby body.

  According to the present invention, the head support portion of the side-holding sheet is suspended through the hanging board, so that deformation of the head-holding portion of the side-holding sheet at the time of suspension is suppressed around the infant's head. Sufficient space can be secured.

  Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the baby litter to which the present invention is applied will be described. FIG. 1 shows an outline of the lullaby 1. The baby litter 1 includes a side-holding state (FIG. 1 (a)) for supporting an infant (including an infant) 100 in a state of lying substantially horizontally, and a face-to-face holding state for holding the infant 100 in a facing state (FIG. 1 (b)). ) To (d)), a forward-holding state in which the infant 100 is held in a forward-facing state (FIGS. 1 (e) and (f)), a piggy-back state in which the infant 100 is carried on the back (FIGS. 1 (g) and (h)) Can be used properly. Furthermore, in the facing holding state, the forward holding state, and the piggyback state, a plurality of styles can be used properly by changing the folding position of the head support 64 (see FIG. 25).

  In any of the above-described four ways of use, the user 101 needs to wear the lullaby body 2. In the horizontal holding state, the horizontal holding sheet 3 is used in combination with the baby-litter body 2, and in other states, the vertical holding sheet 4 is used in combination with the baby-litter body 2. Hereinafter, the configuration and usage of these components will be described in order.

(About the baby litter body)
First, the lullaby body 2 will be described. FIG. 2 is a view showing a state in which the baby-litter body 2 is viewed from the front surface 2a side, and FIG. 3 is a view from the back surface 2b side. The baby litter body 2 can be mounted on either the chest side or the back side of the user 101, but the back surface 2b shown in FIG. That is, the back surface 2b is applied to the chest or back of the user 101. Also, the vertical direction in FIGS. 2 and 3 coincides with the vertical direction when worn on the user 101. As shown in these drawings, the lullaby body 2 includes a base portion 10 that is applied to the chest or back of a user 101, a pair of shoulder belts 11 and 11 that extend from the upper end of the base portion 10, and a base portion 10. The lower back portion 12 is provided at the lower portion and is worn around the waist of the user 101, and a pair of lower back belts 13 and 13 extending from both sides of the lower back portion 12.

  A back plate 14 shown in FIG. 4 is provided inside the base portion 10. The back plate 14 is a molded product made of a material that is sufficiently hard compared to urethane or the like used for the core material such as the shoulder band 11, for example, a hard resin material such as polypropylene resin. The rigidity of the back plate 14 is determined so that the elastic deformation of the base portion 10 when the baby litter body 2 is attached to the user 101 is limited and the shape of the base portion 10 can be maintained almost constant. The back plate 14 is embedded in the base portion 10 with the right side portion of FIG. 4 aligned with the upper side of the base portion 10. The back plate 14 has a branch portion 15 on one end side corresponding to the attachment position of the shoulder band 11, and a bent portion 17 that can rotate around the hinge shaft 16 on the other end side. A branch window 18 is provided in the branch portion 15 in order to improve the air permeability of the base portion 10. The back plate 14 inserted into the base portion 10 is covered with a front fabric. Various materials such as various fabrics and three-dimensional mesh fabrics are used as the front fabric. A cushion material may be appropriately provided between the back plate 14 and the front fabric.

  As shown also in FIG. 5, a pocket 19 is formed by sewing a cover 21 from the back side of the waist support body 20 at the center of the waist support 12 in the width direction (left and right direction in FIG. 3). . The cover 21 also includes a back plate made of a hard material such as polypropylene resin as a core material. A lower end portion 10 a of the base portion 10 is inserted into the pocket 19, and the lower end thereof is sewn to the waist contact portion main body 20 and the cover 21. The back plate 14 is disposed up to the stitching portion 10b of the lower end portion 10a of the base portion 10, and a folding portion 10c in which the back plate 14 is omitted is provided below the stitching portion 10b. By folding or extending the folding portion 10c, the position of the waist contact portion 12 with respect to the base portion 10 can be changed as indicated by an arrow A in FIG.

  The lower end portion 10a of the base portion 10 is engaged with the snap 22a (see FIG. 3) of the waist contact portion 12 at the folded position and the extended position of the folded portion 10c, so that the base portion 10 and the waist contact portion 12 are engaged with each other. Snaps 22b... 22b for preventing misalignment are provided. Note that the hinge shaft 16 is positioned slightly above the pocket 19 even when the folded portion 10c is folded so as not to impair the bending function of the folded portion 17 of the back plate 14. Therefore, regardless of the positional relationship between the base portion 10 and the waist contact portion 12, the baby carrier body 2 can be bent in two with respect to the position of the hinge shaft 16.

  Returning to FIG. 2, a pair of left and right fasteners 25, 25 for fastening the horizontal holding sheet 3 and the vertical holding sheet 4 are provided on the upper portion of the base portion 10 on the surface 2 a side. As shown in FIG. 6A, the fastener 25 includes a support shaft portion 25a, a hook portion 25b arranged with a space from the support shaft portion 25a, a support shaft portion 25a, and a hook portion 25b. It is formed in a ring shape provided with connecting portions 25c and 25c that connect both ends. When the latching portion 25b extends in an arc shape and the whole of the fastener 25 is substantially D-shaped, the fastener 25 may be referred to as a “D can”.

  As shown in FIG. 6 (b), the fastener 25 is fixed to the fixing portion 102 (the base portion 10 is an example thereof) via a connecting band 26 wound around the support shaft portion 25a, but the left and right connecting portions 25c. (Only one side is shown in FIG. 6B) is bent toward the fixed portion 102. By giving such a bending to the connecting portion 25c, the fastener 25 moves toward the fixed portion 102 with respect to the action line LA of the load connecting the hook portion 25b of the fastener 25 and the support point X of the fastener 25. fall back. Incidentally, if the connecting portion 25c is linear, the entire fastener 25 is positioned on the action line LA as shown in FIG. 6C. That is, if the inclination angle θ of the action line LA of the load with respect to the fixed portion 102 is the same, the structure in which the connecting portion 25c is bent can suppress the lifting of the fastener 25 from the fixed portion 102 relatively small. The fastener 25 of the base part 10 is used to suspend the horizontal holding sheet 3 and the vertical holding sheet 4, and the infant 100 is accommodated in front of the base part 10. When it is configured as described above, the lifting of the fastener 25 from the base portion 10 can be suppressed, and thereby the contact between the fastener 25 and the infant 100 can be suppressed and the comfortability of the infant 100 can be improved.

  As shown in FIG. 2, female buckles 26 b and 26 b for fastening the lower end portion of the vertical holding sheet 4 of the base portion 10 are provided (see also FIGS. 29 and 30). Each female buckle 26b is fixed to the front fabric of the base portion 10 with its distal end in the insertion direction facing downward. In addition, each fastener 25 and each female buckle 26b mentioned above are substantially covered with the flaps 27 and 28, respectively. A snap 29a is attached to the back side of the flap 28 with respect to the female buckle 26b (the side facing the female buckle 26b). An anti-sway band 30 is provided below the flap 28 so as to cross the base portion 10. The reason why the female buckle 26b is covered with the flap 28 is to prevent the female buckle 26b and the male buckle 26a (see FIG. 25) meshing with the female buckle 26b from being in contact with the infant 100 when not in use (for example, in a horizontal holding state). .

  Auxiliary fasteners 31 and 31 are attached in the vicinity of the base of each shoulder belt 11 (portion connected to the base portion 10). These fasteners 31 have the same ring shape as the fastener 25, but the size thereof is smaller than that of the fastener 25. Further, a male buckle 32 a for fixing the shoulder band 11 to the waist contact portion 12 is attached to the front end side of each shoulder band 11. On the other hand, a female buckle 32 b that meshes with the male buckle 32 a of the shoulder band 11 is attached to the waist contact portion 12. Each male buckle 32a can mesh with either the left or right female buckle 32b. That is, the lullaby body 2 connects the left shoulder band 11 with the right female buckle 32b of the waist contact part 12, and connects the right shoulder band 11 with the left female buckle 32b of the waist contact part 12. 11, the shoulder strap 11 on the left side is connected to the female buckle 32 b on the left side of the waist support part 12, and the shoulder strap 11 on the right side is connected to the female buckle 32 b on the right side of the waist support part 12. It can be worn by the user 101 in either the backpacked state where the belt 11 is not crossed.

  The attachment position of the male buckle 32 a can be adjusted with respect to the longitudinal direction of the shoulder band 11. Note that the length of the shoulder band 11 that is required varies between tapping and rucksack, but the adjustment can be performed by changing the mounting position of the male buckle 32a on the shoulder band 11. Of course, the position of the male buckle 32a can also be adjusted according to the physique of the user 101. Since the length of the shoulder band 11 is set to such a length that a sufficient surplus portion (meaning the surplus portion of the shoulder band 11 pulled out from the male buckle 32a) 11a remains even in the staking state, It is expected that the length of the extra length portion 11a of the shoulder band 11 pulled out from the male buckle 32a is considerably increased when the backpack is applied. Further, when the user 101 has a small physique, the extra length portion 11a extends regardless of how the shoulder strap 11 is hung. Therefore, the shoulder band 11 is provided with a band 11b for folding and holding the extra length portion 11a as shown in FIG.

  Moreover, the female buckle 32b provided in the waist contact part 12 has a feature different from that of a normal female buckle. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, belt passing portions 32c and 32d are provided at the rear end and the front end of the female buckle 32b, respectively. The side on which the opening 32e for receiving the male buckle 32a is provided is called the front end of the female buckle 32b. The buckle fixing belt 33 passed through the belt passing part 32c on the rear end side of the female buckle 32b passes through the back side of the female buckle 32b and is pulled out from the belt passing part 32d on the front end side to the front of the female buckle 32b. The both end portions 33a and 33b of the buckle fixing belt 33 are sewn to the waist contact portion 12, so that the female buckle 32b is fixed to the waist contact portion 12 as a fixed portion before and after the direction in which the male buckle 32a is inserted and removed. .

  In a normal female buckle, a belt passing portion is provided only on the rear end side, and the front end side is not fixed. On the other hand, the front and rear ends of the female buckle 32b shown in FIGS. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 10, when the male buckle 32a of the shoulder band 11 is engaged with the female buckle 32b and the tension in the direction of arrow B is applied to the shoulder band 11, the load applied to the waist contact portion 12 via the female buckle 32b. Can be dispersed before and after the female buckle 32b. As a result, concentration of the load on a part of the waist support portion 12 is prevented, and the waist support portion 12 is sufficiently drawn around the waist of the user 101 by pulling the waist contact portion 12 uniformly to the user 101 side by the tension of the shoulder belt 11. Can get used to. In addition, by fixing the front and back of the female buckle 32b to the waist portion 12, there is also an advantage that the attaching direction of the female buckle 32b by the buckle fixing belt 33 can be fixed in an appropriate direction. When the male buckle 32a is attached, there is no fear that the female buckle 32b rotates so as to escape around the belt passing portion 32c on the rear end side, and there is an advantage that the male buckle 32a can be easily attached.

  Returning again to FIG. 2, a male buckle 34 a is attached to one waist belt 13 extended from the waist abutment portion 12, and a female buckle 34 b is attached to the other waist belt 13. The attachment position of the male buckle 34 a can be adjusted in the longitudinal direction of the waist belt 13. The waist belt 12 is attached to the waist of the user 101 by wrapping the waist belt 13 around the waist and placing the male buckle 34a on the female buckle 34b in a state where the waist waist 12 is placed around the waist of the user 101. be able to.

(About the side-holding sheet)
Next, the lateral holding sheet 3 will be described. The side-holding sheet 3 includes a seat body 40 shown in FIG. 11 and a hanging board 41 shown in FIG. The seat body 40 covers a mat 42 for placing the infant 100 in a lying state, a head guard 43 disposed so as to surround the head support portion 42a of the mat 42, and a buttock support portion 42b of the mat 42. An abdomen pad 44, an abdomen belt 45 extending from both sides of the buttock support part 42b and combined with the abdomen pad 44, and a buttock belt 46 extended from the leg support part 42c of the mat 42. ing.

  A back plate 47 shown in FIG. 12 is disposed inside the mat 42. The back plate 47 functions as a core material for maintaining the shape of the mat 42, and is formed of a hard resin material such as polypropylene resin in the same manner as the back plate 14 provided on the base portion 10 of the baby litter body 2. It is a product. The rigidity of the back plate 14 is determined such that the elastic deformation of the mat 42 when the side-holding sheet 3 is suspended and supported is limited so that the shape of the mat 42 can be maintained substantially constant. In order to increase the rigidity of the back plate 47, reinforcing portions such as ribs may be appropriately provided.

  As shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 11, the hanging board 41 is mounted so as to traverse the inside of the mat 42 in the width direction in the head support portion 42a. 41 is disposed below the back plate 47 (see FIG. 19). Therefore, it is preferable to provide reinforcing ribs 47 a extending in the width direction of the mat 42 in the portion that overlaps the hanging board 41.

  In order to improve the air permeability of the mat 42, the back plate 47 is provided with a plurality of air holes 47b. The back plate 47 is covered with a front fabric. Various materials such as various fabrics and three-dimensional mesh fabrics are used as the front fabric. A cushion material may be appropriately provided between the back plate 47 and the front fabric. Further, a core member 48 shown in FIG. 13 is provided inside the head guard 43. The core material 48 is a molded product made of a material that is sufficiently softer than the back plate 47, such as a foamed polyethylene resin. In order to improve the air permeability of the head guard 43, the core member 48 is also formed with a plurality (three in the figure) of air holes 48a. A three-dimensional mesh fabric is used for the front fabric of the head guard 43 covering the core material 48 in consideration of air permeability.

  As shown by the chain line in FIG. 11, the back plate 47 is provided from the attachment position of the head guard 43 to the vicinity of the boundary between the buttocks support part 42b and the leg support part 42c. A seat plate 49 configured as a separate component from the back plate 47 is provided inside the leg support portion 42c. Similarly to the back plate 47, the seat plate 49 is formed of a hard resin and is covered with a front fabric. The mat 42 can be bent between the back plate 47 and the seat plate 49, in other words, between the buttocks support portion 42b and the leg support portion 42c. The seat plate 49 is located on the left and right sides in the width direction of the mat 42 rather than the back plate 47 of the buttocks support portion 42b so that the leg portion of the infant 100 can be supported within a sufficient range with respect to the width direction of the mat 42 (vertical direction in FIG. 11). In addition, the seat plate 49 is formed in a divergent shape that increases in width toward the toes of the infant 100.

  The abdomen pad 44 includes a crotch presser part 44a and an abdomen presser part 44b that expands in the width direction of the mat 42 from the upper end of the crotch presser part 44a. The lower end (the left end in FIG. 11) of the crotch presser portion 44a is sewn to the mat 42, whereby the abdomen pad 44 is attached to the mat 42 in a state where the crotch presser portion 44a can be opened and closed. At the upper end of the crotch pressing portion 44a, a bag portion 44c that opens on both sides in the width direction of the mat 42 is provided. One abdomen belt 45 passes from one end side of the bag portion 44c and is pulled out to the other end side. The male buckle 50a provided on the one abdominal belt 45 is engaged with the female buckle 50b provided on the other abdominal belt 45, whereby the abdominal belt 45 is connected to each other. The attachment position of the female buckle 50 b with respect to the abdominal belt 45 can be adjusted in the longitudinal direction of the abdominal belt 45.

  The buttock belt 46 is disposed along the crotch pressing portion 44a of the abdominal pad 44, and the end thereof is sewn to the mat 42 together with the crotch pressing portion 44a. The collar belt 46 is disposed at the center of the mat 42 in the width direction. A ring-shaped belt threading tool 51 is attached to the surface of the bag portion 44c through which the abdomen belt 45 is passed. The collar belt 46 passes through the belt threading tool 51 and is pulled out to the head guard 43 side, and a hook 52 is attached to the tip thereof. The hook 52 is used when the hook support portion 42b side is attached to the baby-litter body 2 and will be described in detail later.

  14 is a perspective view of the hanging board 41, FIG. 15 is a plan view, and FIG. 16 is a bottom view. As shown in these drawings, the hanging board 41 includes a pair of arm portions 41b and 41b projecting upward from both ends of a strip-shaped mat receiving portion 41a. A fastener 55 is attached to the upper end of one arm portion 41b, and a hanging belt 56 is attached to the upper end of the other arm portion 41b. Further, a core member 57 shown in FIG. 16 is provided inside the hanging board 41. The core member 57 is formed of a hard resin material such as nylon or polypropylene, like the back plate 14 and the like, and is substantially similar to the appearance of the hanging board 41. The core material 57 is covered with a surface fabric made of various materials such as a fabric and a three-dimensional mesh fabric.

  Referring back to FIGS. 14 and 15, a hook 58 is attached to the tip of the hanging belt 56, and a fastener 59 that can engage with the hook 58 is attached to the middle of the hanging belt 56. The extra length 56 a of the hanging belt 56 generated by adjusting the position of the hook 58 is folded back from the hook 58 and disposed along the original hanging belt 56. The fastener 55 is sized to allow the hook 58 to pass through. The fastener 55 has a bent shape when viewed from the side, like the fastener 25 mounted on the baby-litter body 2 of FIG. The bending direction is set to be bent outward with respect to the longitudinal direction of the mat receiving portion 41a of the hanging board 41 (see FIG. 19).

  The hanging board 41 is detachable from the seat body 40. If the hanging board 41 is separated from the seat body 40, it can be replaced alone when it is damaged, and it can be washed alone when it becomes dirty. Further, there is an advantage that the seat body 40 is not bulky even when it is carried. As shown in FIG. 16, a pair of snaps 60 are provided on the bottom side of the hanging board 41. These snaps 60 are provided as means for preventing a positional deviation between the hanging board 41 and the mat 42 by engaging with a snap (not shown) on the mat 42 side when the hanging board 41 is mounted on the mat 42. An opening (not shown) for inserting and removing the hanging board 41 is provided on the side of the mat 42, but the direction of the hanging board 41 with respect to the width direction of the mat 42 can be reversed left and right. In other words, the hanging board 41 can be attached to the mat 42 in any orientation in which the fastener 55 is positioned on the upper side of FIG. 11 or on the lower side of FIG.

  Next, a method of using the lateral holding sheet 3 will be described. FIG. 18 shows a state in which the side-holding sheet 3 is attached to the baby litter body 2, and FIG. 19 shows a state in which a hanging board 41 attached to the seat body 40 is attached to the fastener 25. The hanging board 41 is mounted on the seat body 40 in such a direction that the hanging belt 56 is positioned on the side close to the baby-litter body 2. Therefore, when the head support portion 42a is directed to the left side of FIG. 18, the hanging board 41 is mounted on the seat body 40 in the opposite direction with respect to the longitudinal direction.

  As shown by arrows a, b, and c in FIGS. 18 and 19, when the hanging board 41 is attached to the fastener 25, the hook 58 of the hanging belt 56 is first passed through the fastener 25 from the inside, and then the hook. 58 is passed through the fastener 59 of the hanging board 41 from below, and the hook 58 pulled out above the fastener 59 is engaged with the fastener 59 of the hanging belt 56 itself. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 19, the mat receiving portion 41a and the arm portions 41b and 41b of the hanging board 41 and the hanging belt 56 are connected in a loop shape, and the hanging board 41 is suspended from the fastener 25, and the hanging The back plate 47 is supported by the mat receiving portion 41 a of the board 41. As shown in FIG. 19, the head support portion 42 a of the mat 42 is surrounded by a hanging board 41 containing a hard resin back plate 47 and a hard resin core 57, so that deformation due to a hanging load is limited. In addition, a sufficient space is secured around the infant's head 100a, and the comfort of the infant is enhanced. Since the fastener 55 is bent outward, the overhang of the fastener 55 and the hanging belt 56 toward the head 100a side is suppressed, and the comfortability is further improved.

  As shown in FIG. 20A, when the hook 58 of the hanging belt 56 is engaged with the fastener 59, the extra length portion 56a of the hanging belt 56 pulled out from the hook 58 is folded back to the fastener 55 side. It is. Therefore, even if the hook 58 is detached from the fastener 59, the extra length 56a is caught by the fastener 55 as shown in FIG. 20B, and the hook 58 cannot pass through the fastener 55. As a result, even when the hook 58 is detached, there is no possibility that the hanging belt 56 is detached from the fastener 55 and one side of the hanging board 41 is opened, and safety is ensured.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 14, 19 and 21A, a pair of stopper portions 56b and 56b are formed in the middle of the hanging belt 56 by folding the hanging belt 56 and sewing it together. When the hanging belt 56 is passed through the clasp 25 of the child carrier body 2, as shown in FIG. 21 (b), the stopper portions 56 b and 56 b are arranged before and after the clasp 25, so that the hanging belt 56 for the clasp 25 is arranged. Can limit the slippage. Thereby, the change of the relative position of each arm part 41b of the hanging board 41 on the basis of the fastener 25 is restrict | limited, and the hanging attitude | position of the sheet | seat main body 40 from the fastener 25 can be kept substantially constant.

  Returning to FIG. 18, the side support portion 42 b side of the side-holding sheet 3 is engaged by engaging the hook 52 at the tip of the buttock belt 46 that has passed through the belt threading tool 51 with the fastener 25 on the opposite side of the baby carrier body 2. Suspended and supported by the fastener 25. In this suspended state, the crotch pressing portion 44a of the abdominal pad 44 is bent and the leg support portion 42c of the mat 42 is lifted obliquely upward from the buttocks support portion 42b. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 22, the leg part 100c of the infant 100 is lifted from the buttocks part 100b. Further, the lengths of the belts 56 and 46 are set so that the support position of the head support portion 42 a by the hanging belt 56 is biased upward from the collar support portion 42 b supported by the collar belt 46. Therefore, the posture of the infant 100 laid down on the side-holding sheet 3 gradually falls from the head 100a toward the buttocks 100b as shown by the phantom line LB in FIG. 22, and the leg 100c is lifted from the buttocks 100b. You can get a natural holding posture. When the side-holding sheet 3 is removed from the baby litter body 2 and placed on a horizontal surface such as a floor, the leg support portion 42c is not lifted by the buttocks belt 46, and the head support portion 42a to the leg support portion 42c are horizontal. Retained. For this reason, the infant 100 is not laid down in an unnatural posture in which only the leg portion 100c is lifted.

  In the side-holding state described above, the head support portions 42a are dispersed and supported by the hanging belt 56 on both sides in the width direction. The buttock support portion 42b and the leg support portion 42c are supported by the buttock belt 46 at the center in the width direction of the leg support portion 42c, and supported by the abdomen belt 45 on both sides of the buttock support portion 42b in the width direction. Therefore, there is no possibility that the mat 42 is twisted around the center line LC, and the infant 100 laid down on the mat 42 can be supported straight along the center line LC. Since the back plate 47 is appropriately curved with the center line LC as a bottom depending on the weight of the infant 100, the infant 100 can be brought close to the center line LC of the mat 42 to further stabilize the lateral holding posture. Furthermore, with respect to the leg portion 100c, the wide seat plate 49 is disposed, so that a sufficient space can be secured around the leg portion 100c as shown in FIG. 24, and compression of the leg portion 100c can be prevented. .

(About vertical holding sheet)
Next, the vertical holding sheet 4 will be described. FIG. 25 is a view showing a state in which the vertical holding sheet 4 is viewed from the front surface 4a side, and FIG. 26 is a view from the back surface 4b side. FIG. 27 is a view showing a different mode on the front surface 4a side of the vertical holding sheet 4. FIG. In addition, the up-down direction of FIG.25 and FIG.26 is made to correspond with the up-down direction at the time of use. The vertical hugging sheet 4 is used to form a bag-like portion that accommodates the infant 100 vertically by being attached to the baby carrier main body 2 with the inner surface 4b facing the surface 2a of the baby carrier main body 2. As shown in these drawings, the vertical holding sheet 4 is continuously provided on the sheet body 62, the bottom support portion 63 provided continuously at the lower portion of the sheet body 62, and the upper portion of the sheet body 62. The head support 64 is provided.

  The seat main body 62 is a portion that draws and holds the infant 100 toward the baby carrier main body 2, and armpit belts 65, 65 are extended from both sides thereof. A male buckle 66 a is provided on the armpit belt 65, and a female buckle 66 b that can mesh with each male buckle 66 a is attached to the surface 4 a side of the seat body 62. By engaging the left and right male buckles 66a with the female buckles 66b, loops by armpit belts 65 can be formed on the left and right sides of the seat body 62 as shown in FIG. The position of the male buckle 66a can be adjusted in the longitudinal direction of the armpit belt 65. The extra length portion 65a of the armpit belt 65 pulled out from the male buckle 66a is the base of the armpit belt 65 from the male buckle 66a (the connecting portion with the seat body 62) side, like the extra length portion 65a of the hanging belt 56, etc. Wrapped to Further, a body belt 67 attached around the torso of the infant 100 is extended from one side of the seat body 62. A male buckle 68 a is also provided at the front end of the body belt 67 so as to be position-adjustable, and the male buckle 68 a can be engaged with a female buckle 68 b provided on the opposite side of the seat body 62.

  Between the seat main body 62 and the head support 64, an arm release portion 69 for passing the arm of the infant 100 is formed. Further, the width of the sheet main body 62 is gradually narrowed as it approaches the bottom support portion 63. The vertical hugging sheet 4 does not include a highly rigid core material such as the back plate 14 of the baby litter body 2, the back plate 47 of the side holding sheet 3, and the seat plate 49. The core material which consists of a soft material is only arrange | positioned as needed. In order to improve the air permeability of the vertical hugging sheet 4, a region 70 a indicated by hatching in FIG. 26 is constituted by a three-dimensional mesh fabric. A region 70b outside the hatching region 70a has a configuration in which the core material is covered with a suitable cloth. The front fabric may be different on the front surface 4a and the back surface 4b, or may be the same. In addition, an interior material such as a core material or a cushion material may be provided as appropriate in the region 70a, but in that case, appropriate air holes 72 ... 72 may be provided in the interior material as indicated by broken lines in FIG. desirable. In addition, the interior material such as the core material or the cushion material is not provided in the region 70a from the lower portion of the seat body 62 to the bottom support portion 63, and the vertical holding seat 4 can be contracted in the width direction from the illustrated state. . A pair of snaps 73a and 73b are provided on the front surface side of the sheet main body 62 so as to be covered with the three-dimensional mesh fabric with a distance in the width direction. By fitting these snaps 73a and 73b, the lower width of the sheet main body 62 can be held in a narrowed state. By narrowing the width in this way when holding the infant forward, the crotch portion of the infant can be sufficiently released and comfort can be improved.

  The bottom support part 63 is provided in order to form the bottom part of the bag-shaped part for holding an infant by being combined with the baby-litter body 2. As shown in FIGS. 25 and 27, the bottom support portion 63 is provided with a pair of left and right adjustment belts 75,75. A male buckle 26 a is attached to the tip of each adjustment belt 75. Each male buckle 26a can mesh with the female buckle 26b of the baby-litter body 2. The attachment position of the male buckle 26 a with respect to the adjustment belt 75 can be adjusted in the longitudinal direction of the adjustment belt 75.

  Further, the bottom support portion 63 is provided with a flap 76 for concealing the male buckle 26a, and the flap 76 is provided with a snap 29b. The snap 29b can be engaged with the snap 29a (see FIG. 2) of the baby band main body 2. The flap 76 is provided with a loop belt 78 through which the adjustment belt 75 is passed. The male buckle 26a can be pulled out through the loop belt 78 to the lower end side of the vertical holding sheet 4.

  The head support 64 is provided for the purpose of protecting the head 100a of the infant 100. As shown in FIG. 25, support belts 80 are extended from both sides of the head support 64, and hooks 81 are attached to the front end sides of the support belts 80. The hook 81 can be engaged with the auxiliary fastener 31 of the baby litter body 2. The hook 81 is attached to the back surface 4 b side of the support belt 80. That is, the hook 81 is attached to the support belt 80 upside down, and the support belt 80 needs to be twisted when the hook 81 is hooked on the auxiliary fastener 31. The reason will be described later. As shown in FIGS. 26 and 27, a head hook cover 82 is attached to the support belt 80 so as to cover the hook 81. In FIG. 25, the head hook cover 82 is not shown. The head hook cover 82 is provided to prevent the hook 81 from hitting the face of the infant 100 or the like. The head hook cover 82 can be removed from the support belt 80 for convenience such as washing.

  Further, the head support 64 is divided by three seam lines 83 that are spaced in the vertical direction. By separating the core material or the like for each of the seam lines 83, the head support 64 can be bent outward (on the surface 4a side) with any seam line 83 as a boundary.

  Next, a method of using the vertical holding sheet 4 will be described. FIG. 28 shows a state in which the vertical holding sheet 4 is mounted on the baby-litter body 2. As shown in this figure, in order to attach the vertical holding sheet 4 to the baby litter body 2, each male buckle 26a of the bottom support 63 is attached to the baby litter as shown by the arrow d with the vertical holding sheet 4 turned over. It is attached to the female buckle 26b of the main body 2 and the snaps 29a and 29b are engaged with each other to connect the baby carrier main body 2 and the bottom support portion 63 of the vertical holding sheet 4. After the connection, the vertical holding sheet 4 is folded upward to form a loop that is supported from below the infant 100 by the bottom support portion 63. As for the armpit belt 65, as shown by the arrow e, the male buckle 66a is passed through the fastener 25 from the back side, and the armpit belt 65 is pulled out to the front side of the fastener 25. Then, as shown by the arrow f, the male buckle 66a is attached to the female buckle 66b fixed to the vertical holding seat 4 to form a loop by the armpit belt 65. Further, the hook 81 of the support belt 80 extending from the head support 64 is hooked from the outside with respect to the auxiliary fastener 31 as indicated by an arrow g. By following the procedure as described above, as shown in FIG. 28, the vertical holding sheet 4 can be fixed to the baby litter body 2 and a pocket for accommodating the infant 100 can be formed between them. Since the extra length portion 65a of the armpit belt 65 is folded back from the male buckle 66a, even if the male buckle 66a may come off from the female buckle 66b, the extra length portion 65a is caught on the fastener 25. The male buckle 66a cannot pass through the fastener 25. Thereby, safety is improved. This is the same as the relationship between the hanging belt 56 and the fastener 25.

  In the state of FIG. 28, the infant's buttocks are placed on the bottom of the loop formed by the bottom support part 63, and the infant's leg part is vertically held from the crotch opening 85 formed on the side of the bottom support part 63. The sheet 4 is protruded to the outside. Further, the arm of the infant is protruded from the opening generated in the arm release portion 69 to the outside of the vertical holding sheet 4, and the armpit belt 65 passes through the armpit of the infant.

  The above attachment method is a basic method common to the face-to-face holding state, the forward-side holding state and the piggy-back state in which the vertical holding sheet 4 is used. Various usage methods can be realized by using the adjustment function of each part. Hereinafter, these will be described.

(About the depth adjustment of the vertical holding sheet)
In the baby band 1 of the present embodiment, the depth of the bottom support portion 63 of the vertical holding seat 4 by changing the mounting position of the male buckle 26a with respect to the adjustment belt 75, in other words, the infant's buttocks by the bottom support portion 63 The support position can be changed in the vertical direction. That is, if the adjustment belt 75 is shortened, the depth of the bottom support portion 63 can be reduced, and if the adjustment belt 75 is lengthened, the depth of the bottom support portion 63 can be increased. FIG. 29 shows a connection procedure between the bottom support 63 and the baby carrier main body 2 when the adjustment belt 75 is shortened, and FIG. 30 shows a connection between the bottom support 63 and the baby carrier main body 2 when the adjustment belt 75 is long. The procedure is shown.

  That is, in order to make the bottom support portion 63 shallow, as shown in FIG. 29 (a), the attachment position of the male buckle 26a is set to the base of the adjustment belt 75 (with respect to the bottom support portion 63 while the adjustment belt 75 is passed through the loop belt 78). By changing to the sewing position) side, the adjustment belt 75 is shortened and the bottom support 63 is partially folded. In this state, as shown in FIG. 29 (b), the male buckle 26 a is inserted into the female buckle 26 b of the baby carrier body 2 and the snaps 29 a and 29 b are engaged.

  On the other hand, in order to deepen the bottom support portion 63, the attachment position of the male buckle 26a is changed to the front end side of the adjustment belt 75 while the adjustment belt 75 is passed through the loop belt 78 as shown in FIG. The adjustment belt 75 is lengthened, and the bottom support 63 is extended straight. In this state, as shown in FIG. 30 (b), the lower end portion of the bottom support portion 63 including the male buckle 26a is passed through the anti-sway band 30 (see FIG. 2) of the child carrier body 2, and then FIG. 30 (c). As shown, the male buckle 26a is inserted into the female buckle 26b of the baby litter body 2 and the snaps 29a and 29b are engaged. If the depth of the bottom support portion 63 is adjusted in this way, the bottom support portion 63 is rolled into a loop shape at an optimum depth according to the infant's physique in the holding state or the piggyback state using the vertical holding sheet 4. be able to. In particular, when the depth is increased, there is an advantage that the shaking of the bottom support part 63 can be suppressed by passing the bottom support part 63 through the rocking band 30. That is, when the depth of the bottom support portion 63 is increased, the bottom of the loop formed by the bottom support portion 63 is farther downward than the connection position of the buckles 26a, 26b, and thus the connection of the buckles 26a, 26b. Even if the bottom support 63 is constrained at the position, it is not possible to sufficiently suppress the back-and-forth and left-right shaking of the infant's buttocks supported by the bottom support 63. On the other hand, if the bottom support part 63 is restrained back and forth and right and left using the anti-sway band 30 below the female buckle 26b, it is possible to suppress the swing of the buttocks of the infant supported by the bottom support part 63. it can.

  According to the connection structure as described above, since the bottom support portion 63 is connected to the baby carrier main body 2 by the two sets of buckles 26a and 26b, even if the pair of buckles 26a and 26b is detached, the bottom support portion 63 is The state connected with the lullaby body 2 is maintained, and the safety is high. Further, since the buckles 26a and 26b are arranged at a position higher than the loop formed by the bottom support portion 63, a cushioning material or the like is put in the loop-shaped portion of the bottom support portion 63 to improve the feeling when sitting. You can also.

  The adjustment of the support position by the bottom support portion 63 is not limited to the above configuration, and can be realized by other configurations. FIGS. 31A to 31D show an example. In this example, a loop band 86 is attached to the baby carrier main body 2 in two upper and lower stages (FIG. 31A), and a male buckle 26a and a female buckle 26b are attached to the bottom support portion 63 of the vertical holding sheet 4. (FIG. 31B). When the bottom support 63 is connected to the baby carrier body 2, one of the upper and lower loop bands 86 is selected, and the selected loop band 86 is connected to the female buckle 26b through the male buckle 26a (FIG. 31 (c )), And then the bottom support 63 is folded back into a loop (FIG. 31 (d)). Thereby, the connection position of the bottom support part 63 can be changed in two steps up and down.

  Further, FIGS. 32A to 32D show other examples. In this example, fasteners 87a are attached to the baby carrier body 2 in two upper and lower stages (FIG. 32 (a)), and fasteners 87b that can engage with the fasteners 87a are attached to the bottom support portion 63 of the vertical holding sheet 4. (FIG. 32 (b)). When connecting the bottom support 63 to the baby carrier main body 2, one of the upper and lower fasteners 87 a on the side of the baby carrier main body 2 is selected, and the selected fastener 87 a and the fastener 87 b of the bottom support 63 are aligned and chucked. Pull 87c to engage the two (FIG. 32 (c)). Thereafter, the bottom support portion 63 is folded back in a loop shape, and the handle 87d of the clamp 87c is fixed to the back surface side of the baby litter body 2 using a snap 88 (FIG. 32 (d)). Also with such a structure, the connection position of the bottom support part 63 can be changed in two steps, upper and lower.

(About folding back of the head support)
As already explained in FIG. 1, in the baby litter 1 of the present embodiment, the head support 64 is attached to the three seam lines 83 (see FIGS. 25, 27 and 28) when the vertical holding sheet 4 is used. ) Can be used in different styles by wrapping outward along either. FIG. 33 shows an example of the folded state. As described above, in this embodiment, the hook 81 of the support belt 80 is attached upside down, and the hook 81 is attached to the auxiliary fastener 31 by rotating it halfway so that the support belt 80 is turned over. Therefore, if the hook 81 is attached to the fastener 31 by rotating the support belt 80 halfway in a direction opposite to the twisting direction generated in the support belt 80 when the head support 64 is folded back, the head support 64 is supported when the head support 64 is folded back. The twist of the belt 80 is eliminated, and the head support 64 can be smoothly folded back with the hook 81 attached to the fastener 31.

  As can be seen from FIGS. 1D and 1F, when the head support 64 is folded back to the maximum, the support belt 80 may become an obstacle depending on the position of the arm of the infant 100. In some cases, the hook 81 may be attached to the fastener 31 after passing the support belt 80 through the armpit of the infant 100.

(About the benefits of the lullaby body)
Next, further advantages of the lullaby body 2 will be described. First, in the present embodiment, since the back plate 14 made of hard resin is built in the lullaby body 2, the load acting on the lullaby body 2 can be distributed to the shoulder band 11 and the waist portion 12. For this reason, the burden on the user is reduced. When such a back plate 14 is omitted and only the cushion material is built in the lullaby body 2, the lullaby body 2 is greatly deformed by the weight of the infant and the load acts on the shoulder or waist of the user with a bias. .

  Further, in the present embodiment, the bent portion 17 is provided at the lower portion of the back plate 14 so that the waist contact portion 12 can be bent and deformed with respect to the base portion 10, so that the infant is seated on a seating surface such as a sofa. In the case of carrying an infant on the back, there is an advantage that even if the seat surface and the lower part of the lullaby body 2 are in contact with each other, the presence of the back plate 14 does not get in the way because the waist resting part 12 escapes appropriately.

  On the other hand, since the vertical holding sheet 4 does not include a rigid body like the back plate 14, the infant held by the vertical holding sheet 4 is pulled up from the armpit by the armpit belt 65. For this reason, the vertical holding sheet 4 can easily fit the infant's physique, and the adhesion between the user and the infant can be improved. Thereby, the load distribution to the user's shoulder and waist can be further ensured, and the burden on the user can be reduced.

  As described above, the shoulder band 11 of the baby carrier body 2 can be used in both the hanging state and the rucksacking state. Used when riding. In such a case, if the position of the waist support part 12 is unchanged, the waist support part 12 rises to the vicinity of the user's chest in the state of the piggyback, and as a result, the infant moves away from the user and The piggyback position may drop more than necessary, and the infant's weight may not be properly distributed around the user's waist. On the other hand, the lullaby body 2 of the present embodiment can change the position of the waist contact portion 12 up and down with respect to the base portion 10. Accordingly, by lowering the waist support part 12 when carrying a piggy-back and raising the waist support part 12 when carrying a piggy-back, the vertical length of the lullaby body 2 can be optimized with respect to both the piggyback ride and the hug. As a result, the lowering of the infant piggyback position as described above can be prevented, and the load on the user's shoulder and waist can be distributed at any position to reduce the burden on the user.

  In the above embodiment, the fastener 25 corresponds to the main body side fastener, the fastener 55 corresponds to the board side fastener, and the fastener 59 corresponds to the belt side fastener. The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and may be implemented in various forms. For example, the seat body 40 does not necessarily need to be provided with the back plate 47. The connection between the hanging board 41 and the baby-litter body 2 is not limited to the illustrated example, and may be performed by various methods. In the present invention, the vertical holding sheet 4 is not essential. The lullaby body 2 may be configured on the premise of a combination with the side-holding sheet 3. In the present invention, the hanging board only needs to have a core material made of a hard material, and it is not always necessary that the core material is covered with the outer fabric. For example, a hanging belt or a fastener may be directly attached to both ends of the hard resin core. In short, the core material only needs to be positioned as a core for imparting rigidity, and does not need to be incorporated in any article.

The figure which shows the usage pattern of the baby-care belt which concerns on this invention. The front view of a lullaby body. The rear view of a lullaby body. The front view of the back board built in the lullaby body. The perspective view which shows the connection structure of the base part of a lullaby main body, and a waist part. The figure which shows the fastener used for the lullaby body. The figure which shows the state which put together the surplus length part in the shoulder band of the lullaby body with the band. The perspective view which shows the female buckle provided in the waist part of the lullaby body. The figure which shows the attachment state of the female buckle provided in the waist contact part of the lullaby body. The perspective view of the waist contact part of the lullaby body. The top view of the sheet | seat for horizontal holding. The top view of the back board built in the sheet | seat for horizontal holding. The top view of the core material incorporated in the head guard of the sheet for horizontal holding. The perspective view of the hanging board provided in the sheet | seat for horizontal holding. The top view of a hanging board. The bottom view of a hanging board. The perspective view of the core material incorporated in a hanging board. The perspective view which shows the state which mounted | wore the lullaby body with the sheet | seat for horizontal holding. The figure which shows the state which looked at the state which attached the sheet | seat for side-holding to the lullaby main body from the infant's head side. The figure which shows the attachment state of a hanging belt. The figure which shows the relationship between the stopper of a hanging belt, and a fastener. The figure which shows the state which looked at the infant mounted on the sheet | seat for horizontal holding from the direction which opposes a user. The figure which shows the state which looked at the infant mounted on the sheet | seat for horizontal holding from the upper direction. The figure which shows the state which looked at the infant mounted on the sheet | seat for horizontal holding from the leg side. The front view of the sheet | seat for vertical holding. The rear view of the sheet for vertical holding. The further front view of the sheet | seat for vertical holding. The perspective view which shows the state which mounted | wore the lullaby main body with the sheet | seat for vertical holding. The figure which shows the procedure which connects the bottom support part of the sheet | seat for vertical holding to the lullaby main body. The figure which shows the other procedure which connects the bottom support part of the sheet | seat for vertical holding to the lullaby main body. The figure which shows the other form regarding the connection structure of the lullaby main body and the vertical holding sheet. The figure which shows the further another form regarding the connection structure of the lullaby main body and the vertical holding sheet. The perspective view which shows the state which turned up the head support of the sheet | seat for longitudinal holding with which the lullaby main body was mounted | worn.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Lullaby 2 Lullaby main body 3 Seat for horizontal holding 4 Seat for vertical holding 10 Base part 11 Shoulder band 12 Lumbar part 13 Waist belt 14 Back plate 16 Hinge shaft 17 Bending part 18 Extraction window 19 Pocket 20 Lumbar part main part 21 Cover 22a, 22b Snap 25 Fastener 30 Anti-swaying band 32a Male buckle 32b Female buckle 33 Buckle fixing belt 40 Seat body 41 Hanging board 41a Mat receiving part 41b Arm part 42 Mat 42a Head support part 42b Butt part support part 42c Leg support part 43 Head guard 44 Abdomen pad 45 Abdomen belt 46 Gutter belt 47 Back plate 48 Core material 49 Seat plate 56 Hanging belt 56a Extra length portion 56b Stopper portion 57 Core material 58 Hook 59 Fastener 62 Seat body 63 Bottom support portion 64 Head support 5 underarm belt 65a excess length portion 67 barrel belt 75 adjust belts 78 loop the belt 80 supports the belt 81 hook 82 head hook covers 83 seam line 100 infants 101 user 102 fixed portion

Claims (8)

In the lullaby comprising a lullaby body worn by the user and a side-holding sheet that is suspended from the lullaby body to hold the infant in a sideways posture,
The lateral holding sheet includes a seat body provided with a head support portion, and a hanging board that is arranged so as to cross the head support portion in the width direction and is provided with rigidity by a core material made of a hard material. And the both sides of the said width direction of the said head support part are suspended and supported from the said baby-care belt main body through the said hanging board, The baby-care belt characterized by the above-mentioned.   The baby litter according to claim 1, wherein a back plate made of a hard material is provided inside the seat body, and the hanging board is disposed so as to be superimposed on the lower side of the back plate.   The baby litter according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hanging board is detachable from the seat body.   One end of the hanging board is provided with a hanging belt for suspending the hanging board with respect to the baby litter body, and the hanging belt has a belt side fastener and a hook that can be engaged with the belt side fastener. A body side fastener that allows the hanging belt to pass through is provided on the baby band body, and a board side fastener that allows the hanging belt to pass through is provided at the other end of the hanging belt. 2. The both ends of the hanging belt are suspended and supported from the main body side fastener by engaging a hook that has passed through the fastener and the board side fastener in order with the belt side fastener. Or the lullaby according to 2.   The baby litter according to claim 4, wherein a mounting direction of the hanging board with respect to the seat body can be changed with respect to a width direction of the seat body.   From the hook, the extra length portion of the hanging belt is pulled out so as to be folded back. When the hook passes through the board side fastener, the extra length portion is hooked on the board side fastener and the hook The baby litter according to claim 4, wherein the board side fastener is configured not to be able to pass through.   The baby litter according to claim 4, wherein the board side fastener is ring-shaped and is bent so as to protrude outward in the width direction of the seat body as viewed from the side.   The baby litter according to claim 4, wherein the hanging belt is provided with a stopper for restricting slippage of the hanging belt with respect to the main body side fastener.

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