JP2007008141A - Life rhythm calendar for child care - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that conventional diaries for my baby have nothing to easily make visual recognition of life rhythms of babies starting from their birth. <P>SOLUTION: A plurality of one day-life recording fields consisting of a date entry part for the entry of date and a life pattern entry part in which a horizontal axis is divided in squares as a time axis for one day by unit of time are arranged with the aligned time axis, in the longitudinal direction in paper. Each one day-life recording field is provided with a sleeping time entry line in which the sleeping time band of a baby is entered, a nursing time entry line in which the nursing time of the baby is entered, and a urination time entry line in which the urination time of the baby is entered. By marking them, the life pattern of the baby appears diagrammatically on the calendar enabling the mother easily to make visual recognition of the life rhythms of the baby. The mother may be relieved from the burden of child care as she can plan regarding the time for rest and the like because the intent and will can be easily guessed by looking at the calendar. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a life rhythm calendar for childcare that enables a mother to easily recognize the life rhythm of an infant while recording the life rhythm of the infant.

  Conventionally, the calendars described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 are known as parenting calendars for recording baby-care information of infants.

  The parenting calendar described in Patent Document 1 is a kind of a clock with a calendar function, and when a birth date of a newborn is set, an elapsed time from the newborn's birth is displayed. Thereby, it becomes possible to grasp the postnatal time in which the baby's jaundice or the like appears.

  Further, in Patent Document 2, a monthly prorated table for 13 months from the birth month to the next year's birth month, childcare information display for each age, and a record column are sequentially spread for each month for the first time from the birth month. A calendar for childcare that consists of a calendar body that is put together on the page, and events related to childcare, schedules, notes, etc., and a daily schedule table or childcare information display on the calendar body, and a sticker that can be pasted on the record column Are listed.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing two spread pages of the childcare calendar described in Patent Document 2. The two pages of the calendar body 101 are provided with a daily table display column 103 on one page and a childcare information display and recording column 104 on the other page.

  In the daily table display column 103, a daily table 105 is described. The daily table 105 is provided with square cells corresponding to each day. These squares are arranged in the column direction corresponding to each day of the week, and are arranged in five columns. A sticker in which characters such as events, events, and schedules are written in characters, symbols, and figures is attached to these squares. As a result, child-rearing information such as “birthday”, “three-month diagnosis”, “BCG inoculation” and the like are recorded.

In the childcare information display / recording column 104, a month display column 106, an information display column 107, an information recording column 108, an album column 109, and a message column 110 are arranged. Information such as the infant's name, date of birth, height at birth, and weight can be recorded in the information recording field 108. Also, photos, illustrations, etc. can be affixed to the album column, and a message from the parent to my child is described in the message column.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-84392 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-15510

  By the way, in actual child-rearing, a mother always needs to estimate an infant's sleep time and an infant's request and take care of the infant accordingly. For example, if an infant begins to cry, the mother may be complaining about whether the infant is hungry, complaining of urination / defecation, or complaining about uncomfortable sleep It is necessary to take care of the baby, estimated from the above. In addition, when an infant goes to sleep, it is necessary to predict when the infant will wake up next time to do other housework during that time.

  An experienced mother or a grandmother who has experienced childcare in the past can take care of such infants relatively well. However, mothers who are raising children for the first time are often confused when they take care of the infant, because they cannot accurately grasp the demand of the infant.

  Therefore, if the mother is able to grasp the life rhythm of the infant, it is considered that the burden of childcare will be somewhat reduced even if the mother has little experience. For example, if you know how many hours you sleep a day, you can do other housework from bedtime to the next time you wake up. In addition, if the time of defecation and urination within a day can be grasped approximately, it is possible to cope with the problem even when an infant starts crying.

  However, in the conventional childcare calendar, the life rhythm of the infant cannot be entered in an easy-to-understand manner and cannot be easily visually recognized. Also, because there are a lot of vague and useless things written, even if the mother himself tries to record, there are many blank pages, or conversely there are few fields to fill in even if you want to write more It may be difficult to use. Moreover, even if the life rhythm after the baby was born such as bedtime, defecation, and urination time is entered, it cannot be easily recognized visually.

  Therefore, the problem to be solved by the present invention is that it is possible to easily add an infant's life rhythm and to easily grasp the entered infant's life rhythm visually. To provide a life rhythm calendar.

  The first configuration of the life rhythm calendar for childcare according to the present invention is a life rhythm calendar for childcare for recording a life pattern of an infant, and a date entry portion for entering a date and a horizontal axis for a time axis for one day. A daily life record column consisting of a life pattern entry section divided into squares per unit time is arranged in a plurality of columns with the time axis aligned vertically in the paper, and each daily life record The column is provided with a sleep time entry line for entering the infant's sleep time zone, a lactation time entry line for entering the infant's lactation time, and an excretion time entry line for entering the infant's excretion time.

  With this configuration, the daily life record column is arranged vertically with the time axis aligned, so each row (sleeping time, feeding time, and excretion time writing rows every day, sleeping time, feeding time By marking the time and the time, the baby's life pattern is displayed graphically on the calendar, so that the mother can easily recognize the baby's life rhythm visually.

  According to a second configuration of the life rhythm calendar for childcare of the present invention, in the first configuration, the excretion time entry line is a urination time entry line for entering an infant urination time, and a defecation for entering an infant defecation time. It consists of a time entry line.

  By separating the excretion time entry line into the urination time entry line and the defecation time entry line in this way, the urine urination time and defecation time rhythm of the infant can be grasped more accurately.

  According to a third configuration of the child-care rhythm calendar of the present invention, in the first or second configuration, the daily life record column for at least 15 columns is on the time axis in one sheet or two spread pages. Are aligned in the vertical direction in the paper.

  If the infant's sleep time zone, lactation time, urination time, and defecation time are recorded in the infant's daily life record column for at least half a month, the infant's life rhythm pattern becomes clear. Therefore, by arranging the daily life record fields for at least 15 fields on one sheet or two pages of spread, it is possible to reliably grasp the tendency of the baby's life rhythm.

  The 4th structure of the life rhythm calendar for childcare of this invention respond | corresponds to the said square in the square for every unit time of the said 1st life recording column in any one of the said 1st thru | or 3 structure. The time is described.

  With this configuration, the sleep, lactation, urination, and defecation of the infant in each time unit can be recorded, and the state of the infant in each time unit can be reliably recognized.

  According to a fifth configuration of the childcare rhythm calendar of the present invention, in any one of the first to fourth configurations, the sheet is wall-mounted on the top of the sheet on which the plurality of columns for the daily life record are written. It is characterized by providing an opening for this purpose.

  With this configuration, it is possible to easily record the baby's life rhythm because it is possible to save the trouble of taking out the book and opening the target page.

  A sixth configuration of the present invention is characterized in that, in any one of the first to fifth configurations, the daily life record column for the number of days from the birth of an infant to the next birthday is provided. To do.

  With this configuration, the life rhythm from the infant's birth to the next year's birthday can be entered, and the baby's growth and change are the most significant in his life, and anything new and cute can be recorded on this calendar.

  As described above, according to the present invention, since a mother who is raising a baby for the first time can easily recognize an infant's life pattern, it is easy to infer the will of the infant. In addition, by looking at the life rhythm calendar, it is easy to predict the baby's life rhythm, so it is possible to plan the time for the mother to take a break, and the burden of childcare is reduced and childcare can be enjoyed.

  In addition, by grasping the tendency of the baby's life rhythm, it is possible to detect an abnormality in the infant's body (for example, constipation, lack of breast milk or fever) at an early stage, and it is possible to quickly respond to such an abnormality.

  In addition, by recognizing the state of the infant for each time unit, it is possible to easily grasp what the infant is doing at what time of the day.

  In addition, by providing an opening for hanging on the wall, the trouble of taking out the book and opening the target page can be saved, saving time and trouble, and easily recording the life rhythm of the infant, making the mother troublesome. You can continue for a long time without feeling it.

  In addition, by being able to fill in the life rhythm from the birth of the infant to the next year's birthday, when the mother gave birth to the second and third child after that, by looking at the first life rhythm calendar for childcare, Useful for child-rearing. In addition, since it can be stored, it can be presented as a gift at the milestones of life, such as when an infant reaches an adult, marries, or has a child.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is an external view of the entire life rhythm calendar for childcare according to the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an overall view of a two-page spread of the life rhythm calendar for childcare according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of the recording column, and FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a method of recording on a facing page of the child-care rhythm calendar.

  1 to 4, the life rhythm calendar 1 for childcare has a plurality of daily life record columns 2 arranged in a paper with the time axis aligned in the vertical direction. The daily life record column 2 includes a date entry unit 3, a memo column 4 for entering a free memo and daily body temperature, and a life pattern entry unit 5. The date entry part 3 is a part for entering a date. The life pattern entry unit 5 is divided into 24 squares per unit time with the horizontal axis as the time axis for one day.

  Each daily life record column 2 includes a sleeping time entry line 6, a lactation time entry line 7, a urination time entry line 8, and a defecation time entry line 9. The sleeping time entry line 6 is a square column for each time unit in which the sleeping time of the infant is entered. The lactation time entry line 7 is a square column for each time unit in which the time of feeding the infant is entered. The urination time entry line 8 is a square column for each time unit in which the urination time is entered. The defecation time entry line 9 is a square column for each time unit in which the defecation time is entered.

  Corresponding to the corresponding cell in each cell of the daily life record column 2 (sleeping time entry line 6, lactation time entry line 7, urination time entry line 8, and defecation time entry line 9). The time is written in a light color. Thereby, the time corresponding to the square is known at a glance.

  In addition, on the two-page spread of the childcare life rhythm calendar 1, the daily life record column 2 for 15 days (one column is for one day) is arranged vertically in the paper with the time axis aligned. . Further, an opening 10 for hanging the child-care rhythm calendar 1 is provided at the upper center of the child-care rhythm calendar 1, and the edge of the opening 10 is reinforced by a hole reinforcing metal 11.

  About the life rhythm calendar 1 for the childcare of the present Example comprised as mentioned above, the usage method is demonstrated below.

  After the baby is born, the child-care rhythm calendar 1 is opened, and the opening 10 is stopped with a pin or the like on a wall such as a home. Then, the date after birth is entered in the date entry unit 3.

  When an infant defecates during child-raising, a circle or a pen or the like is written on the square of the defecation time entry line 9 at the time of defecation. In addition, if the amount of defecation is small, a mark such as Δ is entered. The sleeping time entry line 6, the lactation time entry line 7, and the urination time entry line 8 are also entered in the same manner.

  In this way, at least half a month, sleep in each day (sleeping time entry line 6, lactation time entry line 7, urination time entry line 8, and defecation time entry line 9) in the infant's daily life record column 2 every day. If the time zone, lactation time, urination time, and defecation time are recorded, the life rhythm pattern of the infant becomes clear. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, since the daily life record column 2 is arranged in the vertical direction with the time axis aligned, the baby's life pattern is displayed graphically on the calendar. Therefore, the mother can visually recognize the life rhythm of the infant easily and grasp the tendency of the life rhythm with certainty.

  As a result, even for mothers who are raising children for the first time, it is easy to infer the will of the infant. In addition, by looking at the life rhythm calendar, it is easier to predict the baby's life rhythm, so it is possible to plan the time for the mother to take a break, etc. Can do.

  In this embodiment, the daily life record column 2 for 16 days is arranged on the two-page spread of the child-care life rhythm calendar 1 from the viewpoint of ease of viewing and ease of use. For example, the daily life record column 2 for 15 days (half a month) or 30 days (one month) may be arranged on two pages of spread.

  In addition, the child-care life rhythm calendar 1 does not necessarily need to be compiled into a notebook. For example, the daily life record column 2 for 15 days is arranged on a sheet of paper, and new ones are sequentially pasted as they become full. You may comprise so that it may replace.

  BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is an external appearance figure of the whole life rhythm calendar for childcare of Example 1 of this invention.   It is a general view of two pages of spread of the life rhythm calendar for childcare of Example 1 of the present invention.   It is an enlarged view of the daily life record column.   It is a figure explaining the recording method to the spread page of the life rhythm calendar for childcare.   It is a figure showing the two-page spread of the calendar for childcare described in Patent Document 2.

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1 Parenting life rhythm calendar 2 Daily life record column 3 Date entry section 4 Memo section 5 Life pattern entry section 6 Sleep time entry line 7 Lactation time entry line 8 Urination time entry line 9 Defecation time entry line 10 Opening 11 Hole reinforcement bracket

Claims (6)

  It is a life rhythm calendar for childcare for recording life patterns of infants, and a date entry part for entering dates and a life pattern entry part divided into squares per unit time with the horizontal axis as the time axis for one day. A daily life record column consisting of a plurality of columns aligned in the time axis and arranged vertically in a sheet, and each daily life record column is a sleep time entry line for entering an infant's sleep time zone A life rhythm calendar for childcare, comprising: a feeding time entry line for entering an infant feeding time; and an excretion time entry line for entering an infant excretion time.   2. The life rhythm calendar for childcare according to claim 1, wherein the excretion time entry line comprises a urination time entry line for entering an infant's urination time and a defecation time entry line for entering an infant's urination time.   3. The daily life record column for at least 15 columns is arranged in a vertical direction in the sheet with the time axis aligned on one sheet or two spread pages. Rhythm calendar for childcare.   The life rhythm calendar for childcare according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a time corresponding to the square is described in a square for each unit time in the daily life record column.   5. An opening for hanging the paper on the top of the paper on which the daily life record fields are filled, and a hole reinforcing metal fitting is attached so that the opening does not deteriorate. The life rhythm calendar for childcare according to any one of the above.   The life rhythm calendar for childcare according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising the daily life record column for the number of days from the birth of an infant to the next birthday.

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