JP2014079659A - Nursing belt - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a structure of a nursing belt capable of appropriately reducing a waist belt which is not necessary when holding an infant in arms horizontally.SOLUTION: A nursing belt includes: a sheet part 11 for holding the body of an infant in a state that the infant is held in arms vertically; a pair of shoulder belts that extend from the sheet part 11 and are hung from a wearer's shoulders in a state that the infant is held in arms vertically; and a sheet 10 for holding the infant in arms vertically that extends from the sheet part 11 and has a waist belt 31 wrapped around the wearer's waist in a state that the infant is held in arms vertically. The sheet 10 for holding the infant in arms vertically includes a holding part for the sheet for holding the infant in arms vertically that holds the sheet part 11 of the sheet 10 for holding the infant in arms vertically, and the pair of the shoulder belts in a state that they are folded together.

Description

  The present invention relates to a lullaby that can be used for both vertical and horizontal holding.

  Infants don't sit down shortly after birth and are unsuitable for holding them vertically, and need to use side-holding lullabies. When the baby's neck sits down, the baby can be held vertically. Under such circumstances, a configuration that combines vertical and horizontal holdings is conventionally known, such as a baby litter described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-181268 (Patent Document 1). The baby litter described in Patent Document 1 includes a sheet-like baby holding member that holds an infant and a user wearing member such as a vest or a waistcoat worn by a wearer of the baby litter. The baby holding member is detachably connected to the user wearing member. The user wearing member has a pair of shoulder belts that are hung on both shoulders of the wearer of the lullaby and a waist belt that is wound around the waist of the wearer.

  Moreover, the baby-care band described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2007-268074 (Patent Document 2) includes a vertical holding sheet for holding an infant in a vertical holding state, and a horizontal holding sheet for holding an infant in a horizontal holding state. Is provided.

JP 2004-181268 A JP 2007-268074 A

  By the way, infants grow quickly and their body weight increases rapidly. As they grow, both shoulders of the wearer who wears a lullaby will be heavily burdened. Therefore, a lullaby that can suitably share and support the infant's weight on the shoulder and waist of the wearer is preferred. In order to reduce the wearer's fatigue by steadily transmitting the baby's weight, including the infant's weight, to the wearer's waist and spreading the baby's weight over a wide area of the wearer's waist, A pair of shoulder belts may be coupled to the left and right sides of the hugging seat, and a waist belt may be coupled to the lower side of the seat to increase the thickness and width of the waist belt.

  However, the lullaby described in Patent Document 2 does not have a waist belt. In the baby litter described in Patent Document 1, although the user wearing member such as a vest or waistcoat includes a waist belt, the baby holding member is detachably connected to the user wearing member with a buckle or a fastener. Therefore, the support of the infant becomes unstable, and the attaching / detaching operation is troublesome in both vertical holding and horizontal holding.

  In view of this, it is conceivable that a shoulder belt and a waist belt having a large thickness and width that are suitable for vertical holding are inseparably coupled to a vertical holding sheet for holding an infant. However, when a lullaby with a larger waist belt bonded to the seat is used next to the seat, the waist belt is not used and the larger waist belt is in the way.

  However, if only a large waist belt can be attached to and detached from the seat, the load cannot be properly distributed to the wearer's waist, and there is a concern of misuse or loss.

  In view of the above-described circumstances, the present invention provides a structure of a lullaby that can use a large waist belt that is coupled to a seat in vertical holding, and that can be suitably reduced in lateral holding.

  The lullaby of the present invention includes a seat portion for holding an infant's body in a vertical holding state, a pair of shoulder belts extending from the seat portion and hung on the shoulder of the wearer in a vertical holding state, and a vertical holding extending from the seat portion. A vertical hugging sheet having a waist belt that is wrapped around the waist of the wearer in a state. The vertical holding sheet further includes a vertical holding sheet holding portion that holds the sheet portion of the vertical holding sheet and the pair of shoulder belts in a folded state. A baby litter according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a head seat portion that supports an infant's head in a side-holding state, a back seat portion that supports an infant's back and buttocks in a side-holding state, and an infant's head standing from the back seat portion. The couch has a crotch portion that faces the crotch, and further includes a horizontal hugging sheet that is detachably attached to the vertical hugging sheet. The pair of shoulder belts are hung on the wearer's shoulder in a vertical hugging state and a horizontal hugging state.

  A baby litter according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a seat portion that holds an infant's body in a vertical holding state, a pair of shoulder belts that extend from the seat portion and are hung on a wearer's shoulder in a vertical holding state and a horizontal holding state, and A vertical holding seat that has a waist belt that extends from the seat portion and is hung around the waist of the wearer in a vertical holding state, a head seat portion that supports the infant's head in a horizontal holding state, and the infant's back and buttocks in a horizontal holding state A back sheet part to be supported, and a horizontal holding sheet that has a crotch part that stands up from the back sheet part and faces the crotch of the infant and is detachably attached to the vertical holding sheet. The horizontal hugging sheet further includes a waist belt holding portion that folds and holds the waist belt while being attached to the vertical hugging sheet.

  According to such an embodiment of the present invention, in the baby-care band that can hold the infant vertically and horizontally, the vertical holding sheet has the shoulder belt and the waist belt, so that the infant can be stably supported in the vertical holding state. This can reduce troublesome detachment operations. And the separate vest or waistcoat like patent document 1 becomes unnecessary. In addition, a waist belt coupled to the other end portion in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion in the vertical holding state can be wound around the wearer's waist to disperse the infant's weight over a wide range of the wearer's waist. Furthermore, the waist belt can be folded and reduced in a side-holding state, so that it does not get in the way. In addition, since the waist belt holding portion provided on the horizontal holding sheet holds the waist belt provided on the seat, the waist belt holding portion can play a role of fixing the horizontal holding sheet to the vertical holding sheet.

  The configuration, position, and shape of the waist belt holding part are not particularly limited as long as the waist belt is used to hold a waist belt, which is not used in the state of holding the baby band, in a folded state. As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the back sheet portion of the horizontal holding sheet is attached so as to overlap the sheet portion of the vertical holding sheet, and the waist belt holding portion is provided in the crotch portion. According to this embodiment, the thickness can be increased by holding the waist belt in which the waist belt holding portion is folded, and as a result, the thickness of the crotch portion can be increased. As another embodiment, the waist belt holding part is arranged other than the crotch part.

  As one embodiment of the present invention, the waist belt holding part is a bag for storing a folded waist belt. According to this embodiment, the folded waist belt can be stored cleanly. The bag may cover the waist belt from the outside in the width direction of the sheet, or may cover the waist belt from one or the other of the longitudinal direction of the sheet, and the shape of the bag is not particularly limited. As another embodiment, the waist belt holding part may be a hook-and-loop fastener or a button for locking the folded waist belt.

  As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the bag for storing the waist belt is a pocket that is provided on the lower surface of the side-holding sheet and is taken in and out in the longitudinal direction of the side-holding sheet. The shape of the pocket is not particularly limited. As a more preferred embodiment, the pocket doorway extends in the width direction of the side-holding sheet, the back side of the pocket is formed wider than the pocket doorway, and the folded waist belt is stored in the pocket back side. . According to this embodiment, it is possible to prevent the waist belt from inadvertently coming out of the pocket. As another embodiment, the width direction dimension of the entrance / exit of the pocket may be substantially equal to the width direction dimension on the back side of the pocket.

  As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the side-holding sheet further includes a pair of connection belts whose roots are coupled to the back sheet portion and whose leading ends are respectively connected to one ends of a pair of shoulder belts. According to this embodiment, the shoulder belt can be extended by connecting the connection belt and the shoulder belt, and the length of the shoulder belt can be adapted to each of the vertical holding state and the horizontal holding state. Also. As another embodiment, one end and the other end of the shoulder belt may be connected to the vertical holding sheet.

  Although the present invention is not limited to one embodiment, the connection belt may be passed through a belt guide portion provided in the crotch portion in a lateral holding state. According to this embodiment, since the waist belt holding portion is held along the connection belt that bears the load of the lullaby while being held sideways, the waist belt and the waist belt holding portion do not swing and swing.

  Although the present invention is not limited to one embodiment, the vertical holding sheet further includes a vertical holding sheet holding portion that holds the vertical holding sheet and the pair of shoulder belts in a folded state. May be. According to such an embodiment, even when the infant is not held by the lullaby, the seat portion and the pair of shoulder belts can be folded together. Therefore, the wearer can wear the vertical hugging seat in a state where the waist belt is wrapped around the wearer's waist and the seat portion and the pair of shoulder belts are contracted.

  As an embodiment, the vertical holding sheet holding unit may be a band in which both ends are coupled to the waist belt and the middle region bundles the seat unit and the pair of shoulder belts. According to this embodiment, the state in which the seat portion and the pair of shoulder belts are reduced can be held by the belt. In another embodiment, the belt passes through a through hole provided at the boundary between the waist belt and the seat portion, and binds the seat portion and the pair of shoulder belts. As yet another embodiment, the vertical holding sheet holding portion is a bag that houses the seat portion and a pair of shoulder belts.

  In addition to the bags or pockets described above, the waist belt holding part may be a belt that bundles folded waist belts.

  As described above, in the embodiment of the present invention, the waist belt that is not used in the side-holding state can be folded and reduced, so that the waist belt does not get in the way in the side-holding state. In addition, the waist belt can be wrapped around the waist of the wearer in the vertical holding state to appropriately share the load of the lullaby, and the load can be distributed over the entire waist of the wearer.

It is a figure which shows the vertical holding sheet | seat outer surface of the lullaby which becomes one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the vertical holding sheet inner surface of the embodiment. It is a figure which shows the state which the vertical holding sheet of the embodiment hold | maintains the infant in the vertical holding state. It is a figure which shows the outer surface of the vertical holding sheet | seat used in a vertical holding state. It is a figure which shows the state which uses a vertical holding sheet in the vertical holding state. It is a figure which expands and shows the outer side surface of a vertical holding sheet. It is a figure which shows the state which reduced the sheet | seat part of the vertical holding sheet. It is a figure which shows the lower surface of the side-holding sheet | seat of the lullaby which becomes the embodiment. It is a figure which shows the upper surface of a horizontal holding sheet. It is a figure which shows the state which hold | maintained the infant in the side holding state. It is a figure which shows the process in which a waist belt is folded and accommodated. It is a figure which shows the process in which a waist belt is folded and accommodated. It is a figure which shows the process in which the connecting belt of a side-holding sheet is put together. It is a figure which shows the process in which the connecting belt of a side-holding sheet is put together. It is a figure which expands and shows the connection location of a horizontal holding sheet and a vertical holding sheet. It is a figure which shows the state which uses a lullaby in a side-holding state.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail based on examples shown in the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a view showing an outer side surface of a vertical holding sheet of a lullaby according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a view showing an inner side surface of the vertical holding sheet of the same embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the vertical holding sheet according to the embodiment holds the infant in the vertical holding state. FIG. 4 is a view showing an outer surface of a vertical holding sheet used in a vertical holding state. FIG. 5 is a view showing a state in which the wearer of the lullaby uses the vertical holding sheet of the embodiment in the vertical holding state, and this case is shown.

  In this description, the vertical holding state refers to holding the infant's head up and the infant's foot down, and may be either a piggyback or a carrot. In addition, the side-holding state means that the infant's body is substantially horizontal and is generally adjacent to the wearer's abdomen so that the head and feet of the infant are in the left-right direction of the wearer (the guardian of the infant). Support.

  Moreover, in this description, an inner surface means the surface which contacts an infant, and will be a surface which faces a wearer of the lullaby in the vertical holding state. On the other hand, an outer side surface means the surface on the opposite side to an inner side surface, and means the surface on the opposite side to the wearer of the lullaby in the vertical holding state.

  In this description, the width direction of the seat is equal to the left and right direction when viewed from the infant and the wearer in the vertical holding state, and equal to the left and right direction when viewed from the infant and from the wearer. Equal to the front-rear direction. The longitudinal direction of the seat is equal to the vertical direction (that is, the body extending direction from the head to the foot) when viewed from the infant and the wearer in the vertical holding state, and from the head to the foot when viewed from the infant in the horizontal holding state. It is equal to the extending direction of the body and to the left and right direction as viewed from the wearer. That is, the longitudinal direction refers to a direction perpendicular to the width direction, and does not limit the length in the longitudinal direction and the length in the width direction of the sheet.

  Further, since the horizontal hugging sheet used in the horizontal hugging state is attached so as to overlap with the sheet portion of the vertical hugging sheet, the width direction of the horizontal hugging sheet is equal to the left-right direction when viewed from the infant. Further, the longitudinal direction of the side-holding sheet is equal to the extending direction of the body from the head to the foot as seen from the infant.

  The lullaby of a present Example is provided with the vertical holding sheet 10 shown in FIGS. 1-5, and the horizontal holding sheet mentioned later. The vertical hugging sheet 10 includes a seat portion 11, a first shoulder belt 21, a second shoulder belt 22, and a waist belt 31. The first shoulder belt 21 and the second shoulder belt 22 that form a pair of shoulder belts of the vertical holding sheet 10 are respectively coupled to both sides in the width direction on one side in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11. The waist belt 31 is coupled to the other longitudinal side of the seat portion 11 and extends in the width direction.

  The seat portion 11 directly holds the infant while holding it vertically. Moreover, the sheet | seat part 11 hold | maintains the horizontal holding sheet | seat which supports an infant directly in the horizontal holding state mentioned later. For this reason, the sheet | seat part 11 consists of a thick sheet-like sewing member, and spreads in a longitudinal direction and the width direction.

  A first shoulder belt 21 and a second shoulder belt 22 that are a pair of shoulder belts are sewn to one end in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11. A waist belt 31 is sewn to the other longitudinal end of the seat portion 11. Further, a head cover 12 is detachably attached to one end portion in the longitudinal direction of the sheet portion 11 with a button or a fastener. The head cover 12 is made of a thin cloth and extends from one end of the sheet portion 11 in the longitudinal direction. A pair of retaining bands 13 are provided at both ends in the width direction of the head cover 12. The base of the clasp 13 is sewn to the corner of one end in the longitudinal direction of the head cover 12, and a plurality of buttons 14, 14 are provided at the front end side of the clasp 13 at intervals.

  A pair of cushion cylinders 15 and 16 are sewn and joined to one side edge in the width direction and the other side edge in the width direction of the seat portion 11. The cushion cylinders 15 and 16 are cylinders with a distal end opening made of a cushioning sewing member, and these cushion cylinders accommodate buckles inside. The buckles in the cushion cylinders 15 and 16 are respectively sewn to the seat portion 11 and are located closer to one side in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11. The cushioning member surrounding the buckle, including the cushion cylinders 15 and 16, the cushion sheet described later, and other cushion cylinders, prevents the buckle from coming into contact with the infant.

  A pair of crotch cloths 11m made of a thin cloth having good air permeability is sewn on one side edge in the width direction and the other side edge in the width direction of the sheet portion 11. The crotch 11m extends in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11 from the cushion cylinders 15 and 16 to the waist belt 31 and comes into contact with the base of the infant's leg.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a crotch pad 17 made of a thin cloth having good air permeability is provided on the inner side surface of the seat portion 11. The crotch pad 17 has a T-like shape, and the lower end edge of the crotch pad 17 is sewn to the other end in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11. The upper end edge of the crotch pad 17 is a free end. A pair of buckles 18 is provided on one and the other of the upper end edges of the crotch pad 17 in the width direction.

  The base of the first shoulder belt 21 is sewn to the longitudinal side of the seat portion 11 and joined. Specifically, the first shoulder belt 21 extends from one side in the width direction of the seat portion 11 to one side in the longitudinal direction.

  A connecting tool 21c is fixed to the tip of the first shoulder belt 21, and a first shoulder belt band 23 is attached to the connecting tool 21c. The first shoulder belt band 23 extends from the front end of the first shoulder belt 21, and a buckle 25 is attached to the front end side of the first shoulder belt band 23. The length from the connection tool 21c to the buckle 25 can be adjusted by sliding the first shoulder belt band 23 along the connection tool 21c.

  The first shoulder belt 21 is hung on one shoulder of the wearer while being vertically held. For this reason, the first shoulder belt 21 is made of a sewing member having a belt width and belt thickness larger than those of a normal belt, and disperses the load of the child care belt over a wide range of the shoulder of the wearer.

  A bridge belt 41 is attached to the longitudinal center of the first shoulder belt 21. The bridge belt 41 is a belt extending from the first shoulder belt 21 and has a buckle 43 on the tip side. The position of the buckle 43 can be adjusted along the bridge belt 41. Further, a plurality of buttons 27 that engage with the buttons 14 of the clasp 13 of the head cover 12 described above are provided at intervals in the middle of the first shoulder belt 21 in the longitudinal direction.

  The second shoulder belt 22 is configured symmetrically with the first shoulder belt with an imaginary line extending in the longitudinal direction at the center in the width direction of the seat portion 11 as the axis of symmetry, and specifically the width of one end in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11. Extend from the other direction. Therefore, in FIG. 1, only the reference numerals of the second shoulder belt 22, the connection tool 22c, the second shoulder belt band 24, the buckle 26, the button 28, the bridge belt 42, and the cushion cylinder 45 made of a cushion material are shown. Detailed description will be omitted. Note that the cushion cylinder 45 at the distal end surrounds a buckle provided at the distal end of the bridge belt 42. Therefore, the buckle at the tip of the bridge belt 42 is not exposed to the outside.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a cushion sheet 19 is provided at the base of the first shoulder belt 21 along the inner surface. A gap between the cushion sheet 19 and the inner surface of the first shoulder belt 21 is an opening that can be taken in and out in the extending direction of the first shoulder belt 21. A buckle is accommodated between the cushion seat 19 and the inner surface of the first shoulder belt. The buckle 20 located on the back side of the cushion sheet 19 is sewn on the first shoulder belt 21 and is not exposed to the outside. Similarly, the cushion seat 19 and the buckle 20 (FIG. 15) are also provided at the base of the second shoulder belt 22.

  The waist belt 31 is sewn to and joined to the other end in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11. And the waist belt center part 32 continuous with the longitudinal direction other end of the sheet | seat part 11, the 1st extension part 33 extended toward the width direction one side, and the 2nd extension part extended toward the width direction other side 34. A waist belt belt passing portion 35 and a buckle 37 made of a rubber belt are provided at the tip of the first extension portion 33. The waist belt banding portion 35 is a ring that penetrates the waist belt 31 in the longitudinal direction. A waist belt band 36 extends from the tip of the second extending portion 34. A buckle 38 is attached to the waist belt band 36. The position of the buckle 38 can be adjusted along the waist belt band 36. By connecting the buckles 37 and 38 to each other, the waist belt 31 is wound around the waist of the wearer while being vertically held. For this reason, the waist belt 31 is made of a sewing member having a belt width and belt thickness larger than those of a normal belt, and distributes the load of the baby band on the wearer's waist over a wide range.

  In order for the wearer to hold the infant vertically, as shown in FIG. 3, first, the head of the infant B is directed in one longitudinal direction, the foot of the infant B is directed in the other longitudinal direction, and the infant B is placed inside the seat portion 11. The crotch rest 17 covers the crotch of the infant B, and one buckle 18 in the width direction is connected to one buckle 20 in the width direction, and the other buckle 18 in the width direction is connected to the other buckle 20 in the width direction. . As a result, the infant B is restrained by the seat portion 11.

  Further, the buckle 25 of the first shoulder belt 21 is connected to the buckle in the cushion cylinder 15, and the buckle 26 of the second shoulder belt 22 is connected to the buckle in the cushion cylinder 16 to pass the wearer's shoulder. Respectively. Next, when the wearer inserts both arms into one and the other rings and hangs the first shoulder belt 21 and the second shoulder belt 22 on the shoulder, the infant B is held vertically by the wearer. . The vertical hug can be either piggyback or octopus.

  Next, the wearer hangs the first extension portion 33 and the second extension portion 34 of the waist belt 31 on both sides of the waist, inserts the buckle 38 into the waist belt banding portion 35, and then connects the buckle 37. Thereby, the load of the lullaby including the weight of the infant B is shared not only on the shoulder of the wearer but also on the waist of the wearer. The first shoulder belt 21 and the second shoulder belt 22 are made of members having a width and thickness larger than those of the first shoulder belt band 23 and the second shoulder belt band 24, which are merely cloth belts. The load can be gently distributed over a wide area of the wearer's shoulders. The waist belt 31 is also made of a member having a larger width and thickness than the waist belt belt 36, which is merely a cloth belt, so that the load of the baby band can be gently distributed over a wide area of the wearer's waist.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 4, the buckle 43 of the bridge belt 41 is inserted into the opening of the cushion cylinder 45 and is connected to the buckle (inside the cushion cylinder 45) of the bridge belt 42. Thereby, the 1st shoulder belt 21 and the 2nd shoulder belt 22 approach mutually, and as shown in FIG. The baby litter according to the present embodiment can vertically hold a small infant B as shown in FIG. 5 and can also hold a vertically grown infant, although not shown.

  The wearer M may hang the head cover 12 on the head of the infant B as necessary. Since the button 14 on the head cover 12 side selectively engages with the plurality of buttons 27 and 28 on the shoulder belt side, the height position of the head cover 12 can be adjusted.

  Should the waist belt buckles 37 and 38 be disconnected by the wearer's carelessness, the buckle 38 is locked to the waist belt banding portion 35. Thereby, the waist belt 31 does not come off carelessly from the wearer's waist.

  When the baby is not vertically or horizontally held by the lullaby, the wearer can fold the seat portion 11, the first shoulder belt 21, and the second shoulder belt 22 together in the lullaby of this embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 6, a band 51 is provided on the outer surface of the waist belt 31 in the lullaby according to the present embodiment. Specifically, the belt 51 is coupled to the waist belt central portion 32 at the base. A button 52 is provided at the tip of the band 51. Further, a pocket 53 that can be taken in and out in the longitudinal direction of the seat portion 11 along the waist belt 31 is provided on the outer surface of the waist belt 31, and the belt 51 is usually stored in the pocket 53.

  When the first shoulder belt 21 and the second shoulder belt 22 are folded so as to overlap the inner surface of the seat portion 11 from the state shown in FIG. 2 and the seat portion 11 is wound from one side to the other side in the longitudinal direction, 11 is reduced to a position adjacent to the waist belt 31. Next, the belt 51 is wound around the wound seat portion 11, and the button 52 at the tip of the belt 51 is provided on the inner side surface of the waist belt central portion 32 and is not exposed to the outside by a pocket (see FIG. Engage with 2). As a result, as shown in FIG. 7, the seat portion 11, the first shoulder belt 21, and the second shoulder belt 22 are held together in a folded state. Therefore, the wearer can wear the vertical holding sheet 10 in a compact state by wrapping the waist belt 31 around the wearer's waist while the seat portion 11 or the like that is not used is reduced.

  The case where an infant is held sideways will be described below.

  FIG. 8 is a view showing a lower side surface of the side-holding sheet of the baby litter according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 9 is a view showing an upper side surface of the side-holding sheet. FIG. 10 is a view showing a state in which the infant is held in the side-holding state. The horizontal holding sheet 60 includes a head sheet portion 65, a back sheet portion 66, and a crotch portion. The head seat portion 65 supports the infant's head from below. A back sheet portion 66 is connected to the other longitudinal end of the head sheet portion 65. The back seat 66 supports the baby's back and buttocks from below. The head sheet portion 65 and the back sheet portion 66 are continuously formed, and include a hard plate material 61 therein. The plate member 61 indicated by the broken line is not easily deformed and stably supports the baby in the side-holding state. A crotch portion 69 is connected to the other longitudinal end of the backsheet portion 66. The crotch portion 69 is made of cloth and can be bent, and rises from the back seat portion 66 and faces the crotch of the baby. Moreover, the pocket 62 is provided in the lower surface of the crotch part 69, and the crotch part 69 is formed in a bag shape. The entrance / exit 63 of the pocket 62 is located on the lower surface of the side-holding sheet 60 and extends in the width direction of the side-holding sheet 60. As a result, the pocket 62 can be taken in and out of the folded waist belt 31 in the longitudinal direction of the side-holding sheet 60 as described later.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the pocket 62 has a substantially trapezoidal shape, and the back side of the pocket 62 is formed so as to be wider in the width direction than the entrance / exit 63 of the pocket 62. The entrance / exit 63 includes a rubber thread and opens greatly when force is applied. A belt guide portion 64 is provided on the lower surface of the crotch portion 69, that is, on the center portion in the width direction of the pocket 62. The belt guide portion 64 is a cloth ring that penetrates in the longitudinal direction of the lateral holding sheet 60, and guides the belt as will be described later.

  A pair of connection belts 71 and 72 extending from the lower surface are provided at the other longitudinal end of the backsheet portion 66. Specifically, the root of the connection belt 71 is sewn on one side in the width direction of the back seat portion 66, and the root of the connection belt 72 is sewn on the other side in the width direction of the lateral holding sheet 60. Cushion cylinders 73 and 74 are provided at the tips of the connection belts 71 and 72, respectively. The cushion cylinders 73 and 74 are end-opening cylinders made of a cushioning sewing member, and these cushion cylinders 73 and 74 accommodate buckles therein. Buckles in the cushion cylinders 73 and 74 are sewn to the tips of the connection belts 71 and 72, respectively.

  A pair of buckle passing portions 81 are provided on both sides of the lateral holding sheet 60 in the width direction. The buckle passage portion 81 is a cloth ring and is disposed closer to one side of the lateral holding sheet 60 in the longitudinal direction. The head sheet portion 65 is formed in a semicircular shape together with the plate material 61, and the head guard portion 83 is connected along one longitudinal edge of the semicircular arc shape. The head guard portion 83 stands up from the upper side surface of the head seat portion 65 and protects the baby's head supported on the upper side surface of the head seat portion 65.

  A crotch pad 67 made of a thin cloth having good air permeability is provided on the upper side surface of the back sheet portion 66. The crotch rest 67 has a shape like a T-shape, and the lower end edge of the crotch rest 67 is sewn to the other end portion in the longitudinal direction of the back seat portion 660. The upper end edge of the crotch pad 67 is a free end. The lower end edge of the crotch pad 67 is set at substantially the same position as the other end edge in the longitudinal direction of the plate member 61. A pair of buckles 68 are provided on one and the other of the upper end edges of the crotch pad 67 in the width direction.

  In order for the wearer to hold the infant sideways, as shown in FIG. 10, the lower side surface of the horizontal holding sheet 60 is brought into surface contact with the inner side surface of the seat portion 11, and the vertical holding sheet 10 is held horizontally on the other side in the longitudinal direction and both sides in the width direction. The sheets 60 are connected to each other, and the horizontal holding sheets 60 are attached to the vertical holding sheets 10. Next, the baby C is held on the side and placed on the upper surface of the seat 60, and the baby C is restrained by the crotch pad 67.

  The procedure for connecting the vertical holding sheet 10 and the horizontal holding sheet 60 to each other will be specifically described. In a state where the side-holding sheet 60 is placed on the inner surface of the seat portion 11, first, the waist belt 31 is folded so as to be substantially the same as the widthwise dimension of the back side of the pocket 62 as shown in FIG. 11. Here, it is good to fold so that the 1st extension part 33, the 2nd extension part 34, and the waist belt belt | band | zone 36 may overlap on the inner surface of the waist belt center part 32. FIG.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 12, the folded waist belt 31 is raised so as to approach the inner surface of the seat portion 11, the pocket 62 is directed downward (the seat portion 11 side), and the folded waist belt 31 is placed in the pocket 62. Insert into the entrance / exit 63. As a result, the folded waist belt 31 is stored in the pocket 62 as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 8 and the like, the pocket 62 is formed in a substantially trapezoidal shape so that the back side is wider than the entrance / exit 63, so that the folded waist belt 31 does not easily jump out of the pocket 62. Absent.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 14, the connection belts 71 and 72 are passed through the belt guide portion 64. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing in detail the location indicated by XIV in FIG. The connection belts 71 and 72 are passed from one side in the longitudinal direction to the other side, and are respectively hooked on one side in the width direction and the other side in the width direction of the pocket 62. By passing the connection belts 71 and 72 through the belt guide portion 64 in this way, the connection belts 71 and 72 extend in an oblique direction along the pocket 62. As a result, one end in the width direction of the pocket 62 overhangs the one side in the width direction over the one connection belt 71, and the other end in the width direction of the pocket 62 overhangs the other connection belt 72 in the other direction in the width direction. The belts 71 and 72 can stably support the crotch portion 69 including the pocket 62 while standing upward.

  Next, the buckle 25 of the first shoulder belt band 23 is inserted into the opening of the cushion cylinder 73 and connected to the buckle at the tip of the connection belt 71 (in the cushion cylinder 73). Similarly, the buckle 26 of the second shoulder belt band 24 is inserted into the opening of the cushion cylinder 74 and connected to the buckle at the tip of the connection belt 72 (in the cushion cylinder 74). Thereby, the 1st shoulder belt 21 and the connection belt 71 are connected, and it is set as the ring | wheel of the length suitable for the side holding (FIG. 10). Similarly, the second shoulder belt 22 and the connection belt 72 are connected to form a ring having a length suitable for lateral holding.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 15, the pair of buckles 18 of the crotch rest 17 on the seat portion 11 side are respectively passed through the buckle passage portions 81 on the same side in the width direction, and the cushion seat 19 and shoulder belts on the same side in the width direction. Are respectively connected to the buckle 20 on the same side in the width direction. The buckle 20 is covered with the cushion sheet 19 and is not exposed to the outside. FIG. 15 is a diagram showing in detail the location indicated by XV in FIG.

  The horizontal holding sheet 60 is changed to the vertical holding sheet 10 by the operation of connecting the pair of buckles 18 and 20 described above, the operation of storing the waist belt 31 in the pocket 62, and the operation of passing the connection belts 71 and 72 through the belt guide 64. Securely attached (FIG. 10).

  Returning to FIG. 10, in order for the wearer to hold the infant sideways, the head seat 65 and the back seat 66 are placed with the head of the infant C facing one side in the longitudinal direction and the feet of the infant C facing the other longitudinal direction. Lay infant C on the upper side of the back. The crotch portion 69 is located between both feet of the infant C. Next, the crotch part of the baby C is covered with the crotch pad 67 from above, one buckle 68 in the width direction is connected to the buckle in one cushion cylinder 15 in the width direction, and the other buckle 68 in the width direction is connected to the other in the width direction. It connects with the buckle in the cushion cylinder 16 of this. As a result, the infant C is restrained by the lateral holding sheet 60.

  Next, the wearer inserts his / her one arm into the first shoulder belt 21 and the connection belt 71 and the second shoulder belt 22 and the connection belt 72, so that the first shoulder belt 21 and the second shoulder belt are inserted. The infant C is placed on the side of the wearer M as shown in FIG. Preferably, at this time, the buckle 43 at the tip of the bridge belt 41 and the buckle at the tip of the bridge belt 42 (in the cushion tube 45) are connected to each other.

  Since the connection belts 71 and 72 are subjected to the load of the baby band and extend in the vertical direction, the pocket 62 and the crotch portion 69 for storing the folded waist belt 31 are also raised with respect to the back seat portion 66. Since the crotch portion 69 and the pocket 62 are formed so that the width direction dimension on the entrance / exit 63 side is narrower than the width direction dimension on the back side of the pocket, both legs of the infant C are connected to the crotch portion 69 in the width direction as shown in FIG. It is possible to easily make a detour outward. Thereby, the baby C is held between the crotch portion 69 and the head guard portion 83 so as not to move in the longitudinal direction.

  By the way, according to the lullaby of the present embodiment, the crotch portion 69 has the pocket 62 for folding and holding the waist belt 31 in a state in which the horizontal holding sheet 60 is attached to the vertical holding sheet 10, so that the waist that is not used in the horizontal holding state is used. The belt 31 can be reduced so as not to get in the way.

  In addition, according to the baby band of the present embodiment, the entrance / exit 63 of the pocket 62 extends in the width direction of the lateral holding sheet 60, and the back side of the pocket 62 is wider in the width direction than the entrance / exit 63 of the pocket 62 to form the pocket 62. Since the folded waist belt 31 is stored in the back of the pocket, the waist belt 31 does not easily come out of the pocket 62.

  In addition, according to the baby band of this embodiment, the bases of the pair of connection belts 71 and 72 are coupled to the back seat portion 66, and the tips of the connection belts 71 and 72 are connected to the first shoulder belt 21 and the second shoulder belt 22. Since they are connected to each other, the lengths of the first shoulder belt 21 and the second shoulder belt 22 can be changed to a length suitable for holding on the side.

  In addition, according to the baby band of the present embodiment, since the connection belts 71 and 72 are passed through the belt guide portion 64 while being held sideways, the connection belts 71 and 72 are hung on the pocket 62. Therefore, the crotch portion 69 does not swing when hung sideways. Moreover, the crotch portion 69 stands up with respect to the upper side surface of the back seat portion 66, protects the crotch of the infant C laid on the upper side surface of the back seat portion 66, and prevents the infant C from slipping in one longitudinal direction. .

  In addition, according to the lullaby of this embodiment, since the band 51 that holds the seat portion 11, the first shoulder belt 21, and the second shoulder belt 22 in a folded state is further provided, the infant is not held in the lullaby. Even in this case, as shown in FIG. 7, the seat portion 11, the first shoulder belt 21, and the second shoulder belt 22 can be folded together. Therefore, the wearer can wear the vertical holding seat 10 in a state where the waist belt 31 is wrapped around the waist of the wearer and the seat portion 11, the first shoulder belt 21, and the second shoulder belt 22 are contracted.

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiments. Various modifications and variations can be made to the illustrated embodiment within the same range or equivalent range as the present invention.

  The lullaby according to the present invention is advantageously used in child-care equipment.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Vertical holding sheet, 11 Seat part, 12 Head cover, 13 Fastening band, 14 Button, 15, 16 Cushion cylinder, 17 Crotch pad, 18 Buckle, 20 Buckle, 21 1st shoulder belt, 22 2nd shoulder belt, 23 1st Shoulder belt belt, 24 Second shoulder belt belt, 25, 26 Buckle, 27, 28 Button, 31 Waist belt, 32 Waist belt center part, 33 First extension part, 34 Second extension part, 35 Waist belt belt through Part, 36 waist belt band, 37, 38 buckle, 41, 42 bridge belt, 43 buckle, 45 cushion cylinder, 51 band, 60 side-holding sheet, 61 plate material, 62 pocket, 63 doorway, 64 belt guide part, 65 head seat part , 66 Back seat, 67 Crotch pad, 68 Buckle, 71, 72 Connection belt, 73, 74 ® emission tube, 81 buckle insertion portions, 83 head guard portion.

Claims (5)

A seat portion for holding the infant's body in a vertical holding state, a pair of shoulder belts extending from the seat portion and hung on the shoulder of the wearer in a vertical holding state, and a wearer's body in a vertical holding state extending from the seat portion It has a vertical hugging sheet with a waist belt that hangs around the waist,
The baby-holding band according to claim 1, wherein the vertical holding sheet further includes a vertical holding sheet holding portion that holds the sheet portion of the vertical holding sheet and the pair of shoulder belts in a folded state. A head sheet portion that supports the infant's head in a side-holding state, a back seat portion that supports the infant's back and buttocks in a side-holding state, and a crotch portion that stands up from the back sheet portion and faces the crotch of the infant, It further comprises a horizontal hugging sheet that is detachably attached to the vertical hugging sheet,
The baby band according to claim 1, wherein the pair of shoulder belts are hung on a wearer's shoulder in a vertical holding state and a horizontal holding state.   The vertical holding sheet holding portion holds the seat portion of the vertical holding sheet and a pair of shoulder belts in a folded state in a state where the waist belt is wrapped around the waist of the wearer. The lullaby according to 2.   The baby litter according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the vertical holding sheet holding portion is coupled to the waist belt.   The child support according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the vertical hugging sheet holding portion is a band in which both ends are coupled to the waist belt, and an intermediate region is a band that bundles the seat portion and the pair of shoulder belts. band.

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