JP2015131026A - Nursing band - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a nursing band that does not give unpleasantness to an infant whose trunk and hip are restricted in their movements, and that can effectively prevent a bad influence on the skin of the infant.SOLUTION: A nursing band is provided, comprising: a sheet body 10 for vertically holding an infant; shoulder girdle parts 33 connected to upper parts of the sheet body 10 to be hung on a wearer's shoulders and a pair of shoulder belts 30 to be connected to a lower side than the upper part of the sheet body 10 and hung over shoulders by armpit belt parts 34 disposed at armpit sides of the wearer; and a waist belt 50 connected to the sheet body 10 and wound around the wearer's waist. Arm cushions 90 are provided with the armpit belt parts 34 in such a manner to connect to an edge part 10f in a lateral width direction of the sheet body 10 to ease the force when an arm of the infant is hit. Edges 90a of the arm cushions 90 have a curved shape to form a protrusion toward connection parts 10b connecting the armpit belt parts 34 and the sheet body 10.

Description

  The present invention relates to a lullaby, particularly a lullaby for holding an infant vertically.

For infants whose neck sits 4-5 months after birth, a lullaby is used to hold them vertically with their feet down. This vertical hugging method includes “face-to-face hugging” that faces an infant, “front-holding” that the infant faces forward in front of the wearer, “bearing” that carries the infant, There is a "Humbo Dakimakura" that is placed on the hip bone.
Patent Document 1 is an example of a lullaby that can be held vertically, and as shown in FIG. 1, has a sheet portion 11 that supports the torso from the torso of the infant.
As shown in FIG. 2, a crotch pad 17 made of a thin cloth and straddling an infant is stitched to the lower end portion on the inner side (wearer side) of the seat portion 11. The upper end 18 of the crotch pad 17 is detachably connected to the upper end of the seat portion 11.
In this manner, the infant is sandwiched and held between the seat portion 11 and the crotch pad 17.

A pair of shoulder belts 21, 22 are provided at the upper end of the seat portion 11, and the shoulder belts 21, 22 are turned around both shoulders of the wearer, and a babysitter is attached.
Further, a waist belt 31 that is wound around the waist of the wearer and can be freely adjusted in length is stitched to the lower end portion of the seat portion 11, thereby securely fixing the baby band to the wearer. The waist belt 31 is attached to the lower abdomen with relatively little movement of the wearer in the front body region when facing and holding in front, and the width of the waist belt 31 is formed as wide as possible. It is possible to disperse over a wide area and wear easily.

JP 2013-162974 A

By the way, the shoulder belts 21 and 22 are portions to which the load of the infant and the baby-care band is greatly applied, and thus are relatively strong among the baby-care bands.
And for infants who are hugged vertically and whose movements of the torso and buttocks are greatly restricted, they may move vigorously by taking their arms out through the hole in the ring formed around the shoulder belts 21 and 22. In some cases, the arm is moved out from the lower side of the shoulder belts 21 and 22 and moved. For this reason, the arm may hit the sturdy shoulder belts 21 and 22 strongly, and the state where the arm hits may cause discomfort to the infant and may also adversely affect the skin of the delicate infant. .
In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a lullaby that does not give discomfort to an infant whose movement of the torso and buttocks is restricted, and that can effectively prevent adverse effects on the infant's skin. To do.

  According to the present invention, there is provided a seat body for holding an infant vertically, a shoulder band connected to an upper portion of the sheet body and hung on a shoulder of a wearer, and the upper portion of the sheet body A pair of shoulder belts that are connected to the lower side of the wearer and placed on the side of the wearer around the shoulder, and connected to the seat body and wound around the waist of the wearer An arm that relieves a force when the infant's arm hits the armpit belt portion so as to be connected to an edge in the width direction of the sheet body. A cushion is provided, and an edge of the arm cushion is solved by a lullaby that is curved so as to be convex toward the connecting portion side of the armpit belt portion and the sheet body.

The lullaby of the present invention has a seat body for supporting the body vertically, a pair of shoulder belts connected to the seat body and hung around the shoulder, and a waist belt connected to the seat body and wound around the waist. doing. For this reason, the wearer wears a lullaby with a pair of shoulder belts and waist belt, puts the infant between the wearer's body and the seat body, and holds the infant's torso and buttocks vertically The state can be maintained.
Here, an arm cushion that relaxes the force when the infant's arm hits is provided on the armpit belt portion on the side of the shoulder belt so as to be connected to the edge in the width direction of the seat body. . Therefore, for example, even if an infant puts out an arm from a shoulder belt and moves it freely, the arm cushion protects the arm from a hard armpit belt part. Therefore, the infant can move his / her arm without stress and can effectively prevent the adverse effects on the skin caused by hitting the armpit belt part.
Particularly, since the edge of the arm cushion is curved so as to be convex toward the connecting portion side of the armpit belt portion and the seat body, the edge of the arm cushion hits along the outer peripheral shape of the infant's arm. In other words, it is possible to effectively protect against severe arm movement of infants.

Preferably, the arm cushion is provided on both upper and lower sides of the armpit belt portion. Therefore, even when the infant moves the arm from the lower side of the shoulder belt, the arm can be effectively protected from the armpit belt portion where the arm cushion is hard.
When the arm cushion is provided on the lower side of the armpit belt in this way, the thigh of the infant protrudes outward, and the thigh between the seat body and the waist belt is between the thighs. More preferably, a thigh cushion made of a cushion material is provided so as to be in close contact with the outer peripheral shape of the portion. As a result, the infant's thigh is positioned so that it is sandwiched between the arm cushion and the thigh cushion on the lower side of the armpit belt, and the thigh is protected even if the infant flaps the leg up and down. it can.
In addition, if the size between the arm cushion on the lower side of the armpit belt and the thigh cushion corresponds to the thickness of the infant's thigh, the thigh can be softly held by the upper and lower cushions, A stable holding state with less stress can also be created.

Preferably, the waist belt has a waist cushion member made of a cushion having high elasticity while having low flexibility in the front body of the wearer who is hugging face-to-face or hugging in front. The lower edge of the member is arranged up to the vicinity of the base of the wearer's leg, and the waist belt is disposed above the base of the leg and on the cushion of the waist cushion member. The bendable part, which is a highly flexible part as compared to bend, is formed along a substantially horizontal direction.
Then, the waist cushion member with low flexibility and high elasticity is widely arranged in the front body region of the wearer when facing or holding in front, so that the load of the infant is not concentrated on a predetermined part. Disperse the waist belt closely to the wearer, which makes it easier to wear the lullaby.
In addition, the lower edge of the waist cushion member is disposed up to the vicinity of the base of the wearer's leg, and the waist cushion member is disposed in the lower abdomen where the wearer relatively moves, Further, since the wearer is not arranged up to the thighs that interfere with the walking motion, the waist cushion member is maintained in a state of being firmly attached to the wearer even during walking.
Further, the waist belt has a bendable portion, which is a portion that is flexible enough to bend compared to the cushion of the waist cushion member, at least above the base of the leg, along a substantially horizontal direction. For this reason, for example, when the wearer sits down, even if the lower edge of the waist cushion member hits the thigh of the wearer, the bendable part bends and the entire waist belt is displaced. Can be prevented. For this reason, for example, even when the wearer is in a sitting state, it is possible to prevent a region where the arm is put out from being narrowed due to the positional deviation of the waist belt, and thus a space for freely moving the infant's arm is further reduced. And, the function of the arm cushion can be effectively exhibited.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a lullaby that can confirm the holding state of an infant even when the infant is held vertically.

The front view of the lullaby which concerns on embodiment of this invention. The schematic perspective view visually recognized from the inner side (wearer side) of the lullaby of FIG. It is a figure of the state which opened the clamping sheet | seat of the lullaby of FIG. 2, The figure enclosed with the dashed-dotted line is the figure of the base part of the shoulder belt in the state which removed the hook. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the state of use held in a face-to-face relationship with the lullaby in FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the state of use held in front of the lullaby of FIG. 1. The longitudinal cross-sectional view at the time of cut | disconnecting the bottom area | region of FIG. 1 in the thickness direction. The perspective view of the upper part of the lullaby visually recognized after removing the hook of FIG. 1 and the plan view of the removed hook. FIG. 7 shows the head cover taken out from the pocket. The perspective view which visually recognized the baby-sitter band of FIG. 1 from the upper side. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line B-B in FIG. It is a figure showing preferable arrangement | positioning with respect to the wearer (hip bone) of the waist cushion member, and the waist cushion member is visually recognized through the surface of the waist belt. It is the side view which wore the baby-litter belt of FIG. 1 with the facing holding, and was visually recognized from the side surface, and the figure which represented only the part of the AA line of FIG. The figure sat down from the standing-up state which wore the lullaby of FIG. FIG. 11 shows a modification of the present embodiment and corresponds to FIG. 10. CC sectional drawing of FIG. The partial use condition figure which attached the back pad to the waist belt of FIG. FIG. 16 is a partial perspective view of FIG. 15 viewed from the VE direction.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
The embodiments described below are preferred specific examples of the present invention, and thus various technically preferable limitations are given. However, the scope of the present invention is particularly limited in the following description. Unless otherwise stated, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.
Moreover, in the following drawings, the parts denoted by the same reference numerals have the same configuration.
In the following explanation, the “inner side” is the wearer's side with the baby-care band attached, the “outer surface” is the opposite side of the inner surface and exposed to the outside, and the “upper” is the baby-care band attached. The “upper side” means the opposite side of the upper side.

[Outline of the lullaby in this embodiment]
The baby litter according to the present embodiment is for holding an infant's feet vertically, and holding the infant facing the wearer ("face-to-face hugging") (see FIG. 4). Can be held forward (see FIG. 5), carrying a baby on the back, and holding a baby on the hip bone of the wearer.
Such a vertical baby litter must not only prevent the infant from falling, but must be held stably, and the infant should not be stressed. In this regard, depending on the developmental situation, the first important part to keep stable is the lower body (especially the buttocks and crotch). Next, if the head can be supported, a considerable degree of stability can be obtained. It is done. On the other hand, infants often move their arms, and restricting the movement of the arms gives stress, so it is not preferable to restrict the movement of the arms more than necessary.
The baby litter according to the present embodiment is designed based on such an idea. As shown in FIG. 1, as a basic configuration, a “sheet body 10” for supporting the outside of an infant held in a vertical holding, this A pair of “shoulder belts 30” connected to the sheet body 10 and wound around the shoulders, a “waist belt 50” connected to the sheet body 10 and wound around the waist, and the sheet body 10 as shown in FIG. 4 and a “clamping sheet 60” that sandwiches the infant between the sheet body 10 and a “head cover 73” that supports the head HD of the infant as shown in FIG. doing.

[About the sheet body 10]
The sheet body 10 is a sheet-like body for supporting the buttocks from the torso of the infant when facing, holding the hips, or carrying the back, and supporting the torso (including the lower abdomen) of the infant when holding the front It is a member.
Thus, since the sheet | seat body 10 needs to support a buttocks part from the trunk | drum of an infant, as shown in FIG. 1, the dimension Y1 of the vertical direction is large compared with the horizontal dimension X1. In addition, when the width dimension X1 is too small, the region for supporting the infant becomes small, the risk of falling increases, and an unfavorable situation such as an increase in the burden on the sandwich sheet 60 of the thin fabric described later occurs. In the case of the figure, the width dimension X1 is formed wider (X1: Y1 is about 3: 4 to 1: 1).

The inner surface of the sheet body 10 shown in FIG. 2 is excellent in breathability and exhibits cushioning properties so that infants can be comfortably placed, and most of the areas (areas indicated by parallel oblique lines in FIG. 3) are present. It is made of a three-dimensional network mesh fabric with excellent cushioning and breathability, such as double raschel (air mesh).
Further, the outer surface of the sheet body 10 shown in FIG. 1 is made of a highly flexible and hardly stretchable fabric, for example, a fabric made of cotton or polyester or a plain weave fabric such as taffeta. Yes. However, the base region 20 described later does not use the base fabric and uses a highly stretchable material (this will be described in detail later).

[About shoulder belt]
A pair of shoulder belts 30 shown in FIG. 1 are sewn to the left and right 10a of the upper end portion of the sheet body 10, respectively, than the shoulder band portion 33 hung on the wearer's shoulder and the left and right 10a of the upper end portion of the sheet body 10. It has an armpit belt portion 34 that is sewn to a position 10b on the lower side (in the case of the figure, slightly above the center in the vertical direction) and disposed on the side of the wearer.
And the hole 35 of the ring | wheel formed by being enclosed by these shoulder belt parts 33 and the armpit belt part 34 has an area more than a wearer's shoulder and an infant's arm can be passed simultaneously.
The shoulder belt portion 33 is a belt that receives the weight of the infant with the shoulder. In the case of the figure, the shoulder belt portion 33 is formed of the same material as that of the sheet body 10 and has a wide belt-like portion 41. It has been.
On the other hand, the armpit belt portion 34 is not a portion that contacts the wearer and catches the weight, but rather a disposition when the wide belt-like portion 41 is disposed. In that sense, the armpit belt portion 34 has a relatively narrow dimension. In addition, the same cushion member as the shoulder band portion 33 is not provided.

The shoulder belt portion 33 and the armpit belt portion 34 of the present invention may be integrally formed and may be ring-shaped from the beginning, but in the present embodiment, they are detachably connected to each other. Specifically, the shoulder belt portion 33 and the armpit belt portion 34 are connected by a buckle, the shoulder belt portion 33 is provided with a female buckle 37a, and the armpit belt portion 34 is provided with a male buckle 37b, and the female buckle 37a. Then, after connecting the male buckle 37b, the end 34a of the armpit belt part 34 is pulled so that the length of the shoulder belt 30 can be easily adjusted.
Of the pair of shoulder bands 33, one shoulder band 31 and the other shoulder band 32 can be connected by a buckle 39 provided on the bridge belt 44, whereby the pair of shoulder bands 33. This prevents the situation where the camera slips off the shoulder. As shown in FIG. 2, the position of the buckle 39 can be adjusted along the shoulder band 33 using a narrow string 40 arranged along the length direction of the band 41 as a guide.

[About waist belt]
The waist belt 50 is a belt wound around the waist of the wearer, and is connected to the lower end portion 10c of the sheet body 10 as shown in FIG. About this waist belt 50, the vertical width in the area AR arranged on the front body of the wearer who has face-to-face or held in front is larger than that on the back body side, and the load of the infant is not concentrated on a predetermined part. The waist belt 50 is brought into close contact with the wearer so that the lullaby 1 can be easily worn.
The waist belt 50 in the region AR of the front body is generally disposed in the lower abdomen, and the lower abdomen is a portion with relatively little movement, so that the fixation and adhesion of the waist belt 50 can be improved.
In the waist belt 50 in the area AR of the front body, the flexibility is low, as shown in a part of the surface of FIG. A waist cushion member 52 made of a highly elastic cushion is disposed in substantially the entire area excluding the bendable portion 55 and the edge described later. Thereby, even if the lower abdomen moves somewhat, the lower flexibility of the waist cushion member 52 is less likely to be twisted, and the movement is absorbed by elasticity, so that the lower abdomen is in close contact with the entire lower abdomen. Can do.
SBR (styrene butadiene rubber), EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate), and urethane foam (low resilience or high resilience) can be used for the cushion material of the waist cushion member 52. In order to improve adhesion to the body, the waist cushion member 52 may be provided with portions having different hardness (elasticity). For example, the portion hit by the hip bone may be hardened, and the lower abdominal portion between the hip bones may be relatively soft. Also, the cushion material is not limited to one type, and may be, for example, a plate-like member that is a core material and a cushion material that covers the plate member.

Further, the lower edge portion 52a of the waist cushion member 52 is not disposed below the base of the wearer's leg (see FIG. 4), so that the wearer can move his / her leg during walking or the like. Even when it is put forward, the waist cushion member 52 is not lifted upward by the legs, thereby improving the fixation and adhesion of the waist belt 50 to the wearer.
In the area AR of the front body, the longitudinal width W1 of the waist belt 50 is the largest at the center corresponding to the umbilicus and gradually decreases toward the side, and the lower edge 50a is at the lower side. Is curved so as to be convex (in other words, matched to the shape of the lower abdomen). Thereby, while preventing the waist cushion member 52 from touching the leg, the vertical width W1 is made as large as possible.

The waist belt 50 including the waist cushion member 52 as described above extends to both sides of the wearer, and the end 50a on one side is highly flexible and relatively wide. A narrow belt 51 is connected, and a male buckle 53 a is provided at the tip of the belt 51.
Further, a female buckle 53b is provided at the other side end 50b, and the female buckle 53b and the male buckle 53a are connected to each other. The position of the male buckle 53a can be adjusted along the length direction of the belt 51, so that the waist belt 50 can be mounted according to the wearer's body shape.

[About the sandwich sheet]
The sandwiching sheet 60 in FIG. 2 is arranged on the inner side of the sheet body 10 (on the wearer side when worn) and has a portion that straddles an infant and hits the crotch. Is a sheet that covers from the crotch of the infant to the chest, and supports the infant with the sheet body 10 interposed therebetween. This pinching sheet 60 can effectively prevent the infant from falling.
The lower end 60 a of the sandwiching sheet 60 is stitched to the sheet body 10 and / or the waist belt 50. The lower end portion 60a and the periphery thereof of the sandwiching sheet 60 are portions where the baby's crotch comes into contact, and the lateral width is slightly narrowed.

The upper part of the sandwiching sheet 60 can be attached to and detached from the shoulder band part 33. As a result, the sandwiching sheet 60 is removed from the shoulder band part 33 and opened with the lower end part 60a as an axis as shown in FIG. BA can be placed on the sheet body 10. Then, as shown in FIG. 2, the upper portion of the sandwiching sheet 60 is connected to the shoulder band portion 33, and the infant is sandwiched and held between the sheet body 10.
Specifically, the sandwiching sheet 60 is bifurcated at the top and has two narrow portions 61 and 62, and is generally Y-shaped. As shown in FIG. 3, a male buckle 64 is attached to the distal end portions of the narrow width portions 61 and 62, and the male buckle 64 includes a female buckle 65 attached to the root portion 33 a of the shoulder band portion 33. It comes to be connected. The female buckle 65 is hidden in a bag-like portion 69 that can be turned, as shown in a diagram surrounded by a one-dot chain line in FIG. This prevents the infant from contacting the female buckle 65 and the male buckle 64.

The sandwiching sheet 60 is a thin cloth having high flexibility as a whole, and its central region 60b has a large stretchability. When the sandwiching sheet 60 covers the infant, the central region 60b is adapted to the baby's body shape. Cover the baby so that it can bend and wrap around.
Regarding the stretchability of the central region 60b, the longitudinal direction (Y direction in FIG. 2) at the time of wearing is smaller than the stretchability in the lateral width direction (X direction in FIG. 2), and is too long in the longitudinal direction. It prevents situations such as the infant's back being bent greatly.
Further, the left and right edge portions 60c of the sandwiching sheet 60 are not substantially stretchable, so that even if the wearer moves in the left-right direction (X direction in FIG. 2), the state in which the infant is wrapped is maintained as much as possible. Thus, the fall is effectively prevented. In addition, since the left and right edge portions 60c are belt-shaped and extend as they are to the narrow width portions 61 and 62, and the male buckles 64 are attached to the tip portions thereof, the positions of the male buckles 64 are the left and right edge portions 60c. There is almost no elasticity from the lower end 60a.
In addition, it is preferable that the center area | region 60b of the clamping sheet 60 is a mesh fabric with air permeability.

[About the head cover]
The head cover 73 shown in FIGS. 1 and 4 is, for example, a thin cloth for supporting the head of an infant whose head is not fully seated, and is often used when facing and holding the back.
As shown in FIG. 1, the head cover 73 when not in use can be accommodated in a pocket 75 provided on the outer surface of the sheet body 10, and one end 73 a of the head cover 73 is connected to the inside of the pocket 75. Has been. When used, as shown in FIG. 4, the other end 73 b of the head cover 73 is brought out and connected to the shoulder belt 30.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 7, the main body of the head cover 73 has a narrow width on one end 73a side, while the other end 73b side wraps the infant's head. The width is wide so that it can be covered, and strings 77 are attached to the left and right ends of the other end 73b. A plurality of snap buttons 79 are attached to each string 77 along the length direction, and the snap buttons 79 are connected to the snap buttons 36 provided on the shoulder band portion 33. In this way, the other end 73 b is detachable from the shoulder belt 30 via the string 77.

When the head cover 73 is used, it is preferable to use the head pad 19 attached to the upper end portion 10e of the sheet body 10. This head pad 19 is a pad having cushioning properties, and can be laid or laid down in the direction of arrow R as shown in FIG. That is, when using a hook 70 described later, the head pad 19 is laid as shown in FIG. 1, and when the head cover 73 is used with the hook 70 removed, the head pad 19 is raised as shown in FIG. Used.
The main body (portion excluding the string 77) of the head cover 73 is preferably mesh-like in its entirety or part of the portion above the upper end portion 10e of the sheet body 10, so that the head cover 73 can be seen through. You can check the state of the infant.

[About the hip area of the seat body]
The baby litter 1 in the present embodiment has the above-described preferable configuration, and further has the following various features. First, the bottom area will be described.
The sheet body 10 in FIG. 1 has a bottom region 20. The buttocks area 20 is for the wearer to confirm the position of the buttocks of the infant and is an area corresponding to the buttocks of the infant when carrying the back, face-to-face, or hip.
The hip region 20 has a high stretchability as compared with at least the peripheral portion 10d of the hip region 20 (in the case of the present embodiment, the above-described fabric serving as a base of the outer surface of the sheet body 10). As shown in FIG. 4, the stretchability is such that the hip region 20 bulges outward according to the bulge and movement of the buttocks of the baby BA, and the wearer touches it with his / her hand so that the bulge of the buttock can be detected by touch. A rate is needed.
Preferably, as shown in FIG. 1, the lower end portion 21 of the hip region 20 is close to or connected to the upper end portion 50 d of the waist belt 50. As a result, the hip region 20 wraps around the waist and comes into close contact with the waist belt 50, which has a low flexibility. Yes.

The area of the buttocks area 20 in the figure substantially corresponds to the size of the buttocks of the infant in a state where a diaper is worn, and the shape is substantially circular when viewed from the front.
Moreover, it is preferable that at least the outer surface of the hip region 20 is a member having a rougher surface than the outer surface of the peripheral portion 10d. Thereby, it becomes easy to confirm the position of the buttocks area by the touch of the hand, and the infant's buttocks can be more appropriately arranged in the buttocks area.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, the bottom region 20 has a two-layer structure, and the inner layer (inner surface side) 20 a is the same mesh fabric as other parts (parts of the parallel diagonal lines in FIG. 3) It is made of a member (for example, a fabric excellent in air permeability such as double raschel (air mesh)) that has excellent properties and can exhibit cushioning properties. In the case of the present embodiment, the outer layer (outer surface side) 20b is also formed of the same material as the inner layer, and has better cushioning properties to improve the comfort of the infant. However, the present invention is not limited to such a form, and the materials of the inner layer and the outer layer may be changed or may be formed of only one layer.

In the state before the baby is placed, the inner layer 20a is substantially flush with the peripheral portion 10d, whereas the outer layer 20b is recessed outward as compared to the peripheral portion 10d. . In this way, by recessing the outer layer 20b from the beginning, even if the outer layer 20b is doubled to enhance cushioning properties, the stretchable buttocks region 20 is more easily recessed outward as indicated by the dashed line in FIG. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, the swollen buttocks of the infant are more easily accommodated by the recessed bottom region 20, and the state of being stably held can be further maintained.
In this regard, it is preferable that the inner layer 20a is depressed from the beginning before placing an infant because it is easy to confirm the position of the buttocks region 20 from the inside when face-to-face holding, carrying on the back, or holding the hip bone.
However, in the case of holding in front, the lower abdomen of the infant is arranged in the hip region 20 instead of the buttocks. For this reason, in the front holding, an unnecessary space is generated between the lower abdomen and the buttocks region 20, and the adhesion between the infant and the sheet body 10 is deteriorated. Therefore, in the lullaby 1 in consideration of the front hug, it is preferable that the inner layer 20a is not recessed from the beginning.
In the case of the present embodiment, even if the inner layer 20a and the peripheral portion 10d thereof are substantially on the same surface, as shown in FIG. 3, a mark 25 such as a suture line is formed on the edge of the inner surface of the hip region 20. Therefore, the wearer can confirm the position of the buttocks region 20 from the inside using the mark 25 as a guide, and the baby's buttocks can be easily placed in the buttocks region 20.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1, 4, and 5, a cover 28 that can cover or expose the outer surface of the hip region 20 is attached to the sheet body 10. Thereby, even when the air permeability of the hip region 20 is improved, the wind, hot air, and cold air applied to the infant BA can be controlled. In particular, in the case of the front-holding as shown in FIG.
The cover 28 has one end 28 a sewn above the bottom region 20 of the sheet body 10, and when the cover 28 is hung, the other end 28 b extends to the waist belt 50 below the bottom region 20. (It also has a required length so as not to suppress the swelling of the buttocks region 20 caused by the placement of the buttocks of the infant).
The cover 28 is detachable at the other end 28b with a connecting member 23 such as a hook provided on the waist belt 50 (the other end 20b is fixed to the waist belt 50 side, The end portion 28a may be stopped by a connecting member such as a snap above the buttocks region 20).
In this way, the cover 28 is connected only at the top and bottom of the bottom region 20 in the sheet body 10, and the cover 28 and the sheet body 10 are not connected in the left-right direction. Therefore, even when the cover 28 covers the buttocks area 20, the wearer PR can touch the buttocks area 20 by inserting his / her hand from the left and right gaps (inserting a hand in the direction of the arrow AC in FIG. 5). .
The cover 28 is made of cloth, and can be rounded as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, and the rounded state can be fixed with a string 29.

[About hanging]
Next, a description will be given of the hanging. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a hook 70 for protecting the baby-litter 1 from the baby's bag is detachably attached to the upper part of the baby-litter 1.
The hook 70 is continuously hung on the base portions 33a and 33a of the pair of shoulder bands 33 and 33 and the upper end portion 10e of the sheet body 10 sandwiched between the pair of root portions 33a and 33a. Thus, the base 33a of the shoulder band 33 and the upper end 10e of the sheet body 10 are protected from dirt.

Specifically, as shown in the plan view of the hook 70 removed from the sheet body 10 in FIG. 7, the hook 70 has an upper end protection portion 45 that is hung on the upper end portion 10 e of the sheet body 10 on the upper end portion 10 e. It has a corresponding length L2 and a predetermined width W2. The dimension of the width W2 in FIG. 7 is about 16 to 18 cm. And the upper end protection part 45 is formed with a fold 45a along the length L2 direction, and is easily bent at the fold 45a. Therefore, if this crease 45a is arranged on the edge 10e-1 of the upper end portion 10e of the sheet body 10, the upper end protection portion 45 includes an outer portion 45b that covers the outer surface side of the sheet body 10 and an inner portion that covers the inner surface side. 45c can be formed easily.
In addition, the left and right ends of the upper end protection part 45 have a pair of shoulder band protection parts 46 and 46 for protecting the base part 33a of the shoulder band part 33 from the heel. Each shoulder band protection part 46 has a dimension L3 that is longer than the outer peripheral dimension of the root part 33a of the shoulder band part 33. The pair of shoulder band protection portions 46, 46 has the left and right sides of the outer portion 45b of the upper end protection portion 45 as base portions 46a, 46a, and the tip portions 46b, 46b approach each other slightly toward the inner portion 45c side. It is stretched like this. A hook-and-loop fastener 49 is attached to the base part 46a and the tip part 46b, whereby the shoulder band protection part 46 is wound around the root part 33a of the shoulder band part 33 and then wound around the base band part 49 by the hook-and-loop fastener 49. You can maintain the state.
In addition, the hook_and_loop | surface fastener 49 is arrange | positioned at the outer surface side of the root part 33a so that it may not contact | abut to the infant in the wound state, as FIG. 1 shows.

As described above, the hook 70 can be attached continuously to the root 33a of the shoulder band 33 and the upper edge 10e of the sheet body 10, as shown in FIG. This is because the head cover 73 is arranged on the lower side.
That is, the pocket 75 that can accommodate the head cover 73 is disposed below the attached hook 70, so that even when the hook 70 is attached, the head cover 73 is removed from the pocket 75 when necessary. It can be used now.

  In the state where the hook 70 is mounted, it is preferable that the head pad 19 is laid down as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, and the head pad 19 exhibits a predetermined rigidity. Even when the hook 70 is hung from above as shown in FIG. 9, the weight 70 does not hang down completely, and the hook 70 can cover the opening 75a of the pocket 75 when viewed from above. Is good. Thereby, it is possible to effectively prevent wrinkles from entering the pocket 75.

[About waist belt]
Next, further features of the above-described waist belt will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the waist belt 50 has a waist cushion member 52 in the front body of the wearer when face-to-face or front-hold, and the waist cushion member 52 has an upper edge 52b. The lower edge 52a is arranged just under the hip region 20 up to the vicinity of the root GR of the wearer's leg. That is, as shown in FIG. 10 showing a preferred arrangement of the waist cushion member 52, the lower edge 52a of the waist cushion member 52 needs to be disposed above the acetabulum KQ, which is at least a depression into which the femur BN is inserted. There is.
Further, when the lower edge portion 52a is arranged slightly above the base of the leg GR, the upper edge portion 52b is arranged slightly above the wearer's iliac bone BT. It is preferable to have a vertical width W2, which can prevent the waist belt 50 from being locked to the iliac BT and shifting downward.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 10, the waist belt 50 is a bendable portion 55 that is a portion that is more flexible than the waist cushion member 52, above the base GR of the legs. Are formed along a substantially horizontal direction. This bendable part 55 is for preventing the positional shift of the waist belt 50 to the upper side, and is preferably arranged at the middle part in the longitudinal direction of the iliac BT.
In the case of this embodiment, the high flexibility of this bendable part 55 is implement | achieved by forming the part which does not arrange | position the waist cushion member 52 in the shape of a line, as shown in FIG. That is, the waist cushion member 52 is divided into two in the vertical direction, and is composed of an upper waist cushion 52-1 and a lower waist cushion 52-2. The waist belt 52 in the front body region is a cloth-like bag-shaped portion. 56 wraps these two sections 52-1 and 52-2 and is formed by stitching the boundary between the upper waist section 52-1 and the lower waist cushion 52-2. 55. The bendable portion 55 of the present invention is not limited to this, and is realized by forming a line where stress is concentrated on the waist cushion member 52 by, for example, simply sewing the waist cushion member 52 to reduce the thickness. It doesn't matter.
In this way, as shown in FIG. 12, when a wearer who has face-to-face or a front-side hug sits down, the lower edge of the waist cushion member 52 (a cushion member having a relatively high bending rigidity among the cushion materials) Even if the portion 52a hits the thigh FE of the wearer PR, the bendable portion 55 bends in the vertical direction, thereby effectively preventing the entire waist belt 50 from being shifted upward with the movement of the wearer PR. it can.
Although the bendable portion 55 of the present embodiment is formed along the horizontal direction, the bendable portion 55 of the present invention may be “substantially” horizontal, for example, slightly inclined with respect to the horizontal direction, or It may be curved or substantially horizontal as a whole.

In the case of this embodiment, the above bendable portion 55 is the first bendable portion 55, and the second bendable portion 57 is formed on the waist belt 50 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 10. Yes.
The second bendable portion 57 is formed substantially along the longitudinal direction and is formed on a substantially extended line of the femur BN. The second bendable portion 57 is a vertical line that exhibits flexibility. However, the flexibility is lower than the flexibility of the first bendable portion 55. Specifically, Is formed by stitching the waist cushion member 52 substantially vertically to reduce the thickness. Thereby, even if the waist cushion member 52 is difficult to bend while exerting some degree of lateral force transmission, it can be bent slightly in the left-right direction, and therefore curved in the lower abdomen and above the base of the legs. The waist belt 50 can be brought into close contact with the portion.

  The first bendable portion 55 that enables bending in the vertical direction is formed over the entire length in the left-right direction where the waist cushion member 52 is present, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, in the present embodiment As shown in FIG. 13, which is a modified example, it is formed only on the upper side of the base GR of the leg and may not be formed on the crotch CR. In this case, it is preferable to form the third bendable portion 59 along the substantially vertical direction so as to divide the crotch CR and the base of the foot GR. As a result, when the region above the base of the leg GR of the waist cushion member 52 is bent during sitting (the region indicated by the parallel diagonal lines in FIG. 13), the bending stress is transmitted to other regions such as the crotch CR. Can be reduced.

As shown in FIGS. 2, 11, and 14, which is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. 2, the waist belt 50 also has a feature on the back body side of the wearer PR in the wearing state, The back pad 80 which can be arrange | positioned in the direction center part is provided.
This back pad 80 is attached to the belt main body 51 located on the back side when holding in front or facing, and prevents the back belt 50 from twisting or biting in as shown in FIG. In addition, the pad 82 has a higher rigidity and a wider width than the belt (belt body) 51 disposed on the back BK of the wearer.

In the case of the present embodiment, the pad 82 is a plastic thin plate and has an oval shape or a rectangular shape when viewed from the front. The vertical width (vertical width in the mounted state) W4 of the pad 82 is about twice the vertical width W3 (about 5 cm in the case of the figure) of the belt (belt body) 51, and the central portion in the vertical width direction is the spine. It is arranged at the boundary between sacrum and sacrum. The provision of the pad 82 having such a high rigidity and wide width is likely to cause the baby 51 to bite into the wearer because the baby litter 1 is subjected to a large load on the side on which the infant rides. This is for preventing such a situation.
Regarding the rigidity, the waist cushion member 52 is also low in flexibility and has a high bending rigidity, but considering that it is greatly pulled toward the infant side (the front in the case of front and face-to-face holding), The back pad 80 has relatively higher rigidity.

As described above, the pad 82 has high rigidity, and therefore is difficult to be deformed in accordance with the wearer's body shape. Therefore, the back pad 80 is provided with a resilient cushioning material 84 on the wearer side of the pad 82. Accordingly, the cushion material 84 deforms its thickness in accordance with the wearer's body shape, and the back pad 80 is in close contact with the back. For the cushion material 84, for example, SBR (styrene butadiene rubber, EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate), urethane foam (low resilience or high resilience) can be used.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 14, the pad 82 and the cushion material 84 are accommodated in a cloth housing 13 having a substantially oval shape when viewed from the front. The outer surface of the container 13 is provided with a band 14 that is stitched only at the top and bottom, and the belt 51 is inserted between the band 14 and the container 13, so that the back pad 80 has the length of the belt 51. The position can be adjusted in the direction.

The back pad 80 described above preferably has a large number of holes for providing air permeability.
Further, as shown in FIG. 15 and FIG. 16, the back pad 80 is an area (in the case of carrying the “back”) that is disposed in the front body of the wearer when facing the front or holding the front of the waist belt 50. It is preferable that it can be attached to and detached from the region 50e) of the wearer's back body. As a result, even when the baby is carrying a "back", the back pad 80 is placed on the wearer's back, and the region 50e is twisted on the back side by the function of the rigid pad 82. The situation can be prevented.
At this time, the back pad 80 is preferably detachable inside the region 50e, and the attaching / detaching means may be a hook-and-loop fastener. Alternatively, as shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, a string 88 having both ends connected to the region 50 e may be provided, and the string 88 may be inserted between the band 14 and the container 13. In this case, as shown in FIG. 16, the belt 14 can be looped or opened with a hook-and-loop fastener 89 or the like.
Further, when the back pad 80 is attached to the region 50e, as shown in FIG. 15, it is more preferable that the back pad 80 be disposed on the bendable portion 55 (so as to be hidden). Thus, it is possible to avoid the situation where the bendable portion 55 is bent and to hold the infant stably.

[About arm cushion]
Next, the arm cushion will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, an arm cushion 90 is provided on the armpit belt portion 34 disposed on the side of the shoulder belt 30 so as to be connected to the edge 10f in the lateral width direction of the seat body 10. ing.
The arm cushion 90 relieves the force when the infant's arm hits, and is formed of a soft and stretchable fabric such as a knitted fabric.

The arm cushion 90 has a hollow bag shape as shown on the left side of FIG. 2, and the armpit belt portion 34 passes through the arm cushion 90 and is connected to the sheet body 10. The front view of the arm cushion 90 has a mountain-like shape rotated 90 degrees as shown in FIG. Then, the slopes of the mountain are arranged on both the upper and lower sides of the armpit belt part 34, and the bottom part of the mountain is stitched to the edge 10f in the lateral width direction of the sheet body 10, and thus the arm cushion 90 is The armpit belt part 34 is provided on both upper and lower sides. The edge 90a of the arm cushion 90 on the upper side of the armpit belt part 34 forms a part of the edge of the ring hole 35 formed by surrounding the shoulder belt 30.
The edge 90a of the arm cushion 90, which is an inclined surface of a mountain that is not connected to either the seat body 10 or the armpit belt portion 34, is connected to the armature 90 and the sheet body 10 at the connecting portion side (position in the figure). 10b side) is curved to be convex. In other words, in the front view, the arm cushion 90 becomes smaller in size in the vertical direction from the edge 10f of the sheet body 10 toward the shoulder band portion 33, but the rate of reduction is gradually reduced.

  Since the arm cushion 90 of the present embodiment has the above-described shape, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, for example, even if the infant moves the arm AM out of the shoulder belt 30 and moves freely, the arm cushion 90 The edge 90a of the arm AM hits along the outer peripheral shape of the arm AM, so that the arm AM can be effectively protected from the hard armpit belt portion 34. Further, since the arm cushion 90 is also provided on the lower side of the armpit belt portion 34, even when the arm is extended from the lower side of the shoulder belt 30, the arm can be similarly protected. The arm cushion 90 protects the infant's arm in this way and prevents a situation where the arm cushion 90 falls from the gap.

[About thigh cushion]
Next, the thigh cushion will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 1, 4, and 5, the infant's thigh FEP is an area AR <b> 1 projecting to the outside of the baby litter 1, and the thigh is between the seat body 10 and the waist belt 50. A thigh cushion 92 made of a cushion material is provided so as to be in close contact with the outer peripheral shape of the FEP. The material of the thigh cushion 92 is the same as that of the arm cushion 90, and is interposed between the edge of the seat body 10 in the lateral width direction and the upper edge of the waist belt 50 like a webbing.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, the lower portion of the sheet body 10 has a narrowed shape in which the width dimension gradually decreases toward the lower side, and thighs are formed on the left and right edge portions 10g of the narrowed portion. A part of the cushion 92 is sewn. The position where the sheet body 10 starts to squeeze is the same as the upper part of the butt region 20.
In addition, a part of the thigh cushion 92 is a portion of the waist belt 50 where the waist cushion member 52 is disposed, more specifically, in the region where the waist cushion member 52 is disposed. The upper edge portion 50c on both sides of the bendable portion 57 is sewn.
And the edge 10g of this sheet | seat body 10 and the edge (namely, edge of the thigh cushion 92) 92a which is not stitched | sutured to the waist belt 50 upper edge part 50c become convex toward the lowest part of the edge part 10g. Is curved.

Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the thigh FEP is easily supported stably on the thigh cushion 92 without stress. Further, since the thigh FEP is disposed so as to be sandwiched between the arm cushion 90 and the thigh cushion 92 on the lower side of the armpit belt portion 34, even if the infant swings his / her leg up and down, The part FEP can be protected at the top and bottom.
It should be noted that the length L2 (see FIG. 4) of the area AR1 from which the infant's thigh FEP can protrude cannot be made too large in order to prevent the worst situation that the infant falls. Therefore, there is an unavoidable fear that the upper and lower belts may come into contact with each other when the legs are moved. For this reason, it is significant to provide the arm cushion 90 and the thigh cushion 92 below the armpit belt portion 34.

By the way, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment, A various modified example is employable.
For example, the means for detachably connecting the respective members is not limited to the above-described female buckle 37a, male buckle 37b, buckle 39, male buckle 64, female buckle 65, snap button 79, snap button 36, etc. Means can be used. The means for fixing each member is not limited to sewing, and various known means such as an adhesive can be used.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Lullaby, 10 ... Sheet body, 20 ... Buttocks area, 30 ... Shoulder belt, 33 ... Shoulder belt part, 34 ... Underarm belt part, 50 ... Waist Belt, 52 ... waist cushion member, 55 ... bendable part, 80 ... back pad, 70 ... hook, 73 ... head cover, 75 ... pocket, 90 ... arm cushion 90a ... edge of arm cushion, 92 ... thigh cushion

Claims (4)

A sheet body for holding the infant in a vertical holding;
A shoulder belt portion connected to the upper portion of the sheet body and hung on the shoulder of the wearer, and an armpit belt portion connected to the lower side of the upper portion of the sheet body and disposed on the side of the wearer A pair of shoulder belts,
A waist belt connected to the seat body and wound around the waist of the wearer;
A lullaby with
The armpit band portion is provided with an arm cushion that relaxes the force when the infant's arm hits, so as to connect to the edge in the width direction of the sheet body,
The edge of the said arm cushion is curving so that it may become convex toward the connection part side of the said armpit belt part and the said sheet | seat body.   The baby litter according to claim 1, wherein the arm cushion is provided on both upper and lower sides of the armpit belt.   A thigh made of a cushioning material is a region in which the thigh of the infant protrudes outward, and is in close contact with the seat body and the waist belt substantially along the outer peripheral shape of the thigh. The lullaby according to claim 2, further comprising a cushion. The waist belt has a waist cushion member made of a cushion having high elasticity while having low flexibility in the front body of the wearer who is hugged face-to-face or in front of the wearer. The edge of is designed to be arranged up to the base of the wearer's leg,
Further, the waist belt has a bendable portion that is a portion that is flexible enough to bend as compared to the cushion of the waist cushion member along the substantially horizontal direction on the upper side of the leg base. The lullaby according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein:

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