JP2020000623A - Infant support seat and infant support using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an infant support seat configured so that a guardian of the infant may separate own hands from the infant and can do own matter safely when coming in a bath, a swimming pool and the water of the sea and the river, and provide an infant support using the same.SOLUTION: An infant support seat 10 is provided for supporting an infant to a container with a top plate part 21 having an opening 22 enabling the infant to come in, a float or play equipment 20. The infant support seat 10 includes: a base part 11 placed or supported on the top plate part 21; an insertion port 12 of the infant formed in the central part of this base part 11; a seat 13 drooped in this insertion port 12 and connected to the inner edge of the base part 11; and a fixing band 14 extended from an outer edge of the base part 11, coming in abutment with a lower surface of the container, float or play equipment 20, and reaching the other outer edge of the base part 11.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an infant support seat attached to a (tub-shaped) container, a float, or a playground equipment, and an infant support using the same, and in particular, turns over even when one infant is sitting. The present invention relates to an infant support seat that can be safely spent on a trough-shaped container or the like without falling and falling, and an infant support using the same.

  For example, considering that a mother takes a bath with one infant, if the infant is a zero-year-old child, she must always be holding her, so she cannot wash her body and hair. Absent. Even if this infant is one to three years old, it is not necessary to hold the infant, but if he is allowed to play alone, he or she may drown in the bathtub. In addition, infants are often turned upside down in a bath surrounded by hard objects such as tiles because their “head” is relatively heavy due to their physical characteristics.

  The applicant has paid attention to the relatively heavy weight of the infant's head and has proposed a "fall prevention float bag" in Patent Document 1. Such a floating bag or float seems to be useful when mom takes a bath with one infant. However, with such a floating bag / ring, a toddler can play freely in the bath to some extent, so that an accident does not necessarily occur. Furthermore, when the mother takes a bath with a plurality of infants, it is considered that he cannot take his eyes off.

  Therefore, in recent years, as briefly shown in Non-Patent Document 1 and FIG. 5, a tub-shaped container has been proposed in which a small amount of an infant is restrained by placing the infant inside a bath washing place or the like. I have. This vat-shaped container is filled with hot water and puts an infant inside, so that the infant can play alone with the hot water inside while being protected by the vat-shaped container. It is thought to be able to do.

Japanese Patent Publication No. 2670537

Trademark Registration No. 5426061

  However, as described above, in the “fall prevention floating bag” of Patent Literature 1, since an infant can play freely in the bath to some extent, an accident does not necessarily occur, and compared to the surface of the bath. Since the “fall prevention floating bag” is large, not only is it difficult to use it in a bath, but also it cannot be used outside a bath.

  Of course, the “fall prevention floating bag” of Patent Document 1 is a floating bag and is generally limited to use in a pool or sea in summer, and is not expected to be used all year round. In contrast, mothers bathing with one or more toddlers occurs all year round, and there is always a need for a support seat or support that can restrain an infant for a short period of time throughout the year.

  On the other hand, in the “tub-shaped container” of Non-Patent Document 1, it is considered that an infant is put in the container and restrained, so it is thought that the infant dislikes both the inside of the bathtub and the outside washing place. If the infant puts in a hatred container and moves, there is a possibility that the container may be tilted or fall down, so that the mother is not concerned and cannot afford to wash her body.

  In the above assumption, "the mother takes a bath with one infant", but the same is true in the sea, river, or pool using the "floating ring" exemplified in Patent Document 1 above. Consideration should also be given to the protection of infants when playing, or the protection of infant play equipment used in other water activities.

  Therefore, the present inventors, when one guardian takes one or a plurality of infants and enters the bath, pool, sea or river water, the infants can gently restrain without disturbing, The inventors of the present invention have completed various studies as to how to perform operations such as washing the body without worrying about infants, and as a result, completed the present invention.

That is, the purpose of the present invention is to enter a bath, pool, sea or river water,
(1) Relax the restraint on infants (2) Don't harass infants even with this restraint (3) Easy to use condition (4) Wide age range from 0 to 5 years old It is an object of the present invention to provide an infant support seat that can be used by infants, and that allows a parent or guardian of an infant to release his / her hand from the infant and to be able to feel at ease with himself, and to provide an infant support using the same.

In order to solve the above problems, first, means adopted by the invention according to claim 1 will be described with reference numerals used in the description of the best mode described below.
"The infant support seat 10 for supporting an infant against a container, a float, or a playground equipment 20 having a top plate 21 having an opening 22 into which an infant can enter,
A base portion 11 placed or supported on the top plate portion 21;
An insertion opening 12 for an infant formed at the center of the base 11;
A seat 13 that hangs down in the insertion opening 12 and is connected to the inner edge of the base 11;
An infant support seat, comprising: a fixing band extending from an outer edge of the base portion, abutting on a lower surface of a container, a float, or the play equipment, and reaching another outer edge of the base portion. 10 "
It is.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the infant support seat 10 according to the present invention is intended mainly for use in a bath, but also for playing in a pool or in the sea or a river. It was put in. For this reason, as the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 on the side to which the infant support seat 10 is attached, various things can be literally targeted, but for easy understanding, this container, the floating ring, or As a representative of the play equipment 20, a trough-shaped container 20A is employed. The same applies to the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 according to claim 3 described later.

  Therefore, before the description of the infant support seat 10, the trough container 20A will be described. As shown in Non-Patent Document 1 and FIG. 5 of the present application, the trough container 20A has an opening 22 into which a child can enter. It has a top plate 21 having the same. In particular, the trough-shaped container 20A is configured to be able to store a certain amount of hot and cold water supplied from the opening 22 therein, and as shown in FIG. is there.

  The tub-shaped container 20A is formed of a soft synthetic resin sheet as a material as in the embodiment described later, and includes a large number of air chambers such as a first air chamber 23 which expands when filled with air. It is provided with. Thus, the entire tub-shaped container 20A repels hot and cold water, the overall rigidity is ensured by the air chambers, and there is no uncomfortable feeling even if the infant touches naked.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the infant support seat 10 includes a base 11 disposed on a top plate 21 of a trough-shaped container 20 </ b> A, and an insertion of an infant formed at the center of the base 11. The mouth 12, a seat 13 that hangs down in the insertion opening 12 and is connected to the inner edge of the base 11, and extends from the outer edge of the base 11 and abuts on the lower surface of the container, the floating ring, or the play equipment 20. And a fixing band 14 reaching the other outer edge of the base portion 11.

  The base portion 11 is configured so that the weight of the infant placed on the seat portion 13 is evenly applied to the entire top plate portion 21 of the trough-shaped container 20A, and has a shape that can be arranged on the top plate portion 21. In addition, it has an insertion port 12 similar to the opening 22 on the side of the trough-shaped container 20A. In addition, since there is a seat 13 supported by the base portion 11 in the insertion opening 12, if an infant is inserted through the insertion opening 12, the infant is moved by the seat 13 into the inside of the tub 20 A. It will be supported in a hanging shape.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the seat 13 is provided with a foot insertion opening 13a. Therefore, if a child's foot is passed through the foot insertion opening 13a, a tub under the seat 13 is provided. The feet can be attached to the hot and cold water contained in the container 20a. Of course, the hot water in the trough 20A can be immersed in the seat 13 from each of the foot insertion openings 13a, so that the infant can completely immerse the lower body in the hot water and play with the hot water. You can also.

  The fixing band 14 extends from the outer edge of the base 11, contacts the lower surface of the tub-shaped container 20A, and reaches another outer edge of the base 11, and has a tub-like shape of the infant support seat 10. This is to stably maintain the state of attachment to the container 20A. In the embodiment described later, each fixing band 14 is a continuous one having a length of about the circumference of the trough-shaped container 20A, and both ends thereof are fixed to the base portion 11, One end of each fixing band 14 may be fixed to the base portion 11 and each free end may be connected to each other just like a belt for pants.

  In an embodiment to be described later, two fixing bands 14 are employed, and these fixing bands 14 cross each other under the bottom plate 29 of the trough-shaped container 20A, so that the child support seat 10 is secured to the trough-shaped container 20A. Wearing is made stable.

  Next, consider the case where the infant support seat 10 configured as described above is used. When hot water of a bath is put in from the insertion opening 12 of the infant support seat 10 attached to the trough-shaped container 20A, and the infant is put on the seat 13 of the infant support seat 10, the infant immerses the lower body in the hot water. Will be. The weight of the infant rests on the seat portion 13 of the infant support seat 10 and the entire base portion 11 therethrough, and the infant support seat 10 is firmly attached to the tub-shaped container 20A by the fixing bands 14. Therefore, even if the infant moves on the infant support seat 10, the infant is supported in a stable state. In other words, even if the infant plays with the hot water on the seat 13 or holds a toy as shown in FIG. 1, the infant does not fall on the floor.

  In short, although the infant support seat 10 restrains the infant, the infant can play alone in a free and safe state. I don't feel anxious about being hurt. Of course, if both the infant support seat 10 and the tub-shaped container 20A are made of a soft synthetic resin sheet and have an air chamber as described later, the infant placed on the infant support seat 10 will be described. But there is no discomfort.

  In other words, the infant on the infant support seat 10 can play freely and safely without taking care of the mother who entered the bathroom together. You can concentrate on it.

  Of course, most of the infant's head enters the insertion opening 12 on the side of the infant support seat 10, so that the periphery thereof is protected by the inner edge of the insertion opening 12 of the base portion 11, and the neck still stands. It can be used for infants who have not been set up or have just been set up, and even slightly older infants can play freely on the infant support seat 10 without having to take care of their mother. They will be happy to use it.

As described above, according to the infant support seat 10 according to the first aspect, as a result of the above-described configuration, when entering the bath, pool, water of the sea or river,
(1) The restraint of the infant can be loosened. (2) Even if there is this restraint, the infant is not harassed. (3) The use condition can be easily realized. (4) Infants of a wide age range from 0 to 5 years old child. The mother can do enough for himself without having to take care of the infant.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, means adopted by the invention according to claim 2 is that the infant support seat 10 according to claim 1
"The air chamber 15 is formed in the base portion 11 of the infant support seat 10"
It is.

  That is, in the infant supporting seat 10 according to the second aspect, the air chamber 15 is formed in the base portion 11 as shown in FIGS. The air chamber 15 is filled with air by another air pump. The air chamber 15 filled with air has rigidity itself, and as a result, the air chamber 15 is formed. The base portion 11 thus formed also has rigidity.

  If the air chamber 15 filled with air and the base portion 11 in which the air chamber 15 is integrated have rigidity, the infant support seat 10 is attached to the trough-shaped container 20A with increased rigidity. In addition, the air chamber 15 itself protects the infant's head. In addition, the presence of the air chamber 15 having the increased rigidity makes it possible to easily carry out the work of placing the infant on the infant support seat 10, and the infant can rest in the air chamber 15 with ease. Since the hands can be hung, it is possible to further reduce discomfort when used by infants.

  Therefore, according to the infant support seat 10 according to the second aspect, in addition to exerting the same function as that of the first aspect, the attachment of the infant support seat 10 to the trough-shaped container 20A and the infant support seat 10 itself Stabilization in use has been further improved.

Means taken by the invention according to claim 3 in order to solve the above problems is as follows:
"Infant support 100 comprising an infant support seat 10 for supporting an infant and a container, float, or play equipment 20 having a top plate 21 having an opening 22 into which the infant can be attached and into which an infant can enter. So,
The infant support seat 10 is provided with a base portion 11 disposed on a top plate portion 21, an insertion opening 12 for an infant formed in the center of the base portion 11, and a base portion 11 And a fixing band 14 extending from the outer edge of the base portion 11 to abut on the lower surface of the container, the floating ring, or the play equipment 20 and reaching the other outer edge of the base portion 11. Infant support 100 characterized by the fact that
It is.

  That is, the infant support 100 according to claim 3 includes the infant support seat 10 according to claim 1 or claim 2 and a container, such as a trough container 20A, to which the infant support seat 10 is to be attached, a floating ring, Or, it is composed of the play equipment 20.

  Since the infant support seat 10 constituting the infant support body 100 has been described in detail in claim 1 above, a container represented by a trough-shaped container 20A to which the infant support seat 10 is to be attached, The floating ring or the playground equipment 20 will be described a little further. As shown in FIG. 2, the floating board or the playground equipment 20 includes a top plate 21 having an opening 22 into which a baby can enter. In particular, the trough-shaped container 20A is adapted to store a certain amount of hot and cold water supplied from the opening 22 therein, and as shown in FIG. 2, has a trough-like shape (bottomed container shape). Having a bottom plate 29.

  The side wall of the trough-shaped container 20A is formed by using a soft synthetic resin sheet as a material, as in an embodiment described later, and as shown in FIG. A plurality of first air chambers 23, second air chambers 24, and third air chambers 25, each of which has a higher air pressure. As a result, the entire tub-shaped container 20A repels hot and cold water, the overall rigidity is ensured by the air chambers, and the infant does not feel uncomfortable even when touched naked.

  At the center of the outer surface of the bottom plate 29, there is provided a center stopper 29a such as a hook-and-loop fastener capable of fixing the center of the bottom surface of the cross band 14 on the infant support seat 10 side. Thereby, the infant support seat 10 is set in a correct position, that is, the entire position of the infant support seat 10 with respect to the trough-shaped container 20A is at the center.

  In the infant support 100 according to the third aspect, as described above, the thing mainly used in the bath is considered in mind, but the play in the pool and the play in the sea or river are also considered in mind. It is a thing. For this reason, as the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 on the side to which the infant support seat 10 according to claim 1 or 2 is attached, literally various aspects can be targeted. Floats and bladders that have been provided are conceivable. If the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 is a floating ring or a floating bag, it is considered that, for example, only the top third air chamber 25 in the trough-shaped container 20A shown in FIG. 2 is used, In this case, the seat surface of the seat portion 13 may be lowered more than the third air chamber 25 in order to ensure the stability of the infant sitting on the infant support seat 10. In addition, other playground equipment can be considered as the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20, but it is necessary that the playground equipment has a top plate 21 having an opening 22 through which a baby can enter.

  Next, the case where the infant support 100 configured as described above is used will be considered. When hot water of a bath is put in from the insertion opening 12 of the infant support seat 10 attached to the trough-shaped container 20A, and the infant is put on the seat 13 of the infant support seat 10, the infant immerses the lower body in the hot water. Will be. The weight of the infant rests on the seat portion 13 of the infant support seat 10 and the entire base portion 11 therethrough, and the infant support seat 10 is firmly attached to the tub-shaped container 20A by the fixing bands 14. Therefore, even if the infant moves on the infant support seat 10, the infant is supported in a stable state. In other words, even if the infant plays with the hot water on the seat 13 or holds a toy as shown in FIG. 1, the infant does not fall on the floor.

  In short, although the infant support 100 restrains the infant, the infant is allowed to play alone and freely in a safe state. I don't feel anxious about being hurt. Of course, if both the infant support seat 10 and the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 are formed of a soft synthetic resin sheet as a material having an air chamber as described later, the infant support seat 10 is placed on the infant support 100. Infants who do not have a feeling of incongruity and do not feel greasy.

  In other words, the infant on the infant support body 100 can play freely and safely without taking care of the mother who has entered the bathroom together, and during that time, the mother can wash herself, such as washing her hair. You can concentrate on it.

As described above, according to the infant support 100 according to the third aspect, as a result of the above-described configuration, when the child support 100 is put in a bath, a pool, water of the sea or a river,
(1) The restraint of the infant can be loosened. (2) Even if there is this restraint, the infant is not harassed. (3) The use condition can be easily realized. (4) Infants of a wide age range from 0 to 5 years old child. The mother can do enough for himself without having to take care of the infant.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the means adopted by the invention according to claim 4 is based on the infant support 100 described in claim 3.
"The air chamber 15 is formed in the base portion 11 of the infant support seat 10"
It is.

  That is, in the infant support 100 according to the fourth aspect, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the air chamber 15 is formed in the base portion 11 of the infant support seat 10. The air chamber 15 is filled with air by another air pump. The air chamber 15 filled with air has rigidity itself, and as a result, the air chamber 15 is formed. The base portion 11 thus formed also has rigidity.

  If the air chamber 15 filled with air and the base portion 11 in which the air chamber 15 is integrated have rigidity, the rigidity of the attachment of the infant support seat 10 to the container, the floating ring, or the play equipment 20 is increased. In addition to this, the air chamber 15 itself also protects the infant's head. In addition, the presence of the air chamber 15 having the increased rigidity makes it possible to easily perform the operation of placing the infant on the infant support 100, and the infant can rest in the air chamber 15 with ease. Since the hands can be hung, it is possible to further reduce discomfort when used by infants.

  Therefore, according to the infant support 100 according to the fourth aspect, in addition to exhibiting the same function as that of the third aspect, the attachment of the infant support seat 10 to the container, the floating ring or the play equipment 20, and the support of the infant The use stability of the seat 10 itself is further improved.

As described in detail above, in the invention according to claim 1 or claim 2,
"The infant support seat 10 for supporting an infant against a container, a floating ring, or a playground equipment 20 having a top plate 21 having an opening 22 into which an infant can enter,
A base portion 11 placed or supported on the top plate portion 21;
An insertion opening 12 for an infant formed at the center of the base 11;
A seat 13 that hangs down in the insertion opening 12 and is connected to the inner edge of the base 11;
A fixed band 14 extending from the outer edge of the base portion 11 to contact the lower surface of the container, the floating ring, or the play equipment 20 and to reach the other outer edge of the base portion 11 ”.
Has a feature in its configuration, and in the invention according to claim 3 or claim 4,
"Infant support 100 comprising an infant support seat 10 for supporting an infant and a container, a floating ring, or a playground equipment 20 having a top plate 21 having an opening 22 into which the infant can be attached and into which an infant can enter. So,
The infant support seat 10 is provided with a base portion 11 disposed on a top plate portion 21, an insertion opening 12 for a child formed in the center of the base portion 11, and a base portion 11 And a fixing band 14 extending from the outer edge of the base portion 11 to abut on the lower surface of the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 and to reach the other outer edge of the base portion 11. What I did "
The feature is that, when entering the bath, pool, sea or river water,
(1) Relax the restraint on infants (2) Don't harass infants even with this restraint (3) Easy to use condition (4) Wide age range from 0 to 5 years old It is possible to provide an infant support seat 10 and an infant support 100 using the same, which can be used by infants so that their parents can take their hands off the infant and be able to feel at ease. You can.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the infant support seat 10 or the infant support 100 according to the present invention is used. FIG. 2 is a partially broken front view of the infant support seat 10 or the infant support 100. FIG. 3A is an exploded view of the infant support body 100, wherein FIG. 2A is a perspective view of an infant support seat 10, and FIG. 2B is a perspective view of a container, a floating ring, or a trough-shaped container 20 </ b> A representing the playground equipment 20. . It is sectional drawing of the same infant support seat 10, (a) is sectional drawing seen along line 1-1 in FIG. 3, (b) is sectional drawing seen along line 2-2 in FIG. It is. It is a perspective view which shows the conventional trough-shaped container.

  Next, the invention according to each of the claims configured as described above will be described with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 shows an infant support seat according to the invention according to claim 1 or 2. 10 and a container, a floating ring, or a playground equipment 20 to which the infant support seat 10 is attached to constitute the infant support body 100 according to the third or fourth aspect of the present invention. Yes, they are shown as actually used by infants.

  The infant support seat 10 according to the present embodiment also includes a container, a floating ring, or a tub-shaped container 20A that is a specific example of the playground equipment 20 to which the infant support seat 10 is attached to constitute the infant support 100. Almost all are made of soft synthetic resin sheet, so that even if it is as it is, or if it is equipped with an air chamber filled with air, if an infant touches it, it will be able to feel like a mother when touching it. It is.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the infant support seat 10 according to the present embodiment mainly considers what is used in a bath, but also considers playing in a pool and in the sea or a river. It was put in. For this reason, the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 on the side to which the infant support seat 10 is attached can be literally various objects, but for easy understanding, this container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment is used. 20 is an example of a trough-shaped container 20A.

  Therefore, before the description of the infant support seat 10, the trough-shaped container 20A will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the trough-shaped container 20A has an opening 22 into which a baby can enter. It has a plate portion 21. In particular, the trough-shaped container 20A is adapted to store a certain amount of hot and cold water supplied from the opening 22 therein, and as shown in FIG. Have

  The trough-shaped container 20A is formed using a soft synthetic resin sheet as a material. In the embodiment, the trough-shaped container has the following structure. First, an inner cylinder part forming the opening 22, an outer cylinder part accommodating the inner cylinder part and forming the outer shape of the tub-shaped container 20A, and the bottom plate below both of these parts to constitute a lower surface 29, a partition wall 28 for dividing the vertical direction between the inner cylinder and the outer cylinder portion (in the present embodiment, two air chambers are formed to form three upper and lower air chambers), and the top plate similar to the partition wall 28 A unit 21 is prepared. Then, the edges of these members are welded by using a high-frequency welder or the like to form a trough-shaped container 20A as shown in FIG.

  As a result, the entire trough-shaped container 20A is filled with air, and thus has a continuous first air chamber 23, second air chamber 24, and third air chamber 25 with some rigidity. The “wall” and the bottom plate 29 serving as the bottom surface form a “tub shape”. Of course, the top plate portion 21 opposite to the bottom plate 29 defines the upper surface of the trough-shaped container 20A and forms the opening 22.

  Each of the first air chamber 23, the second air chamber 24, and the third air chamber 25 is expanded by being filled with air, whereby the entire vessel 20A repels hot and cold water, The stiffness of the whole is secured by the chambers 23 to 25, and there is no uncomfortable feeling even if the infant touches naked.

  In each of the first air chamber 23, the second air chamber 24, and the third air chamber 25, the height of the center second air chamber 24 is the highest (for example, 10 cm), and the height of the second air chamber 24 is The height of the upper and lower first air chambers 23 and the third air chamber 25 is set lower than the second air chamber 24 (for example, each is 7 cm). Since the height of the second air chamber 24 is the highest, it becomes easier to inflate. Therefore, when air of the same pressure is injected into each air chamber, the other first air chamber 23 and third air chamber 25 Of the second air chamber 24 is smaller than that of the second air chamber 24. For this reason, when hot water is poured into the trough-shaped container 20A, it becomes easy to store hot water particularly inside the lowermost first air chamber 23. Since the hot and cold water inside the first air chamber 23 is slightly covered by the portion swelling inside the second air chamber 24, the water when the tub-shaped container 20A tries to move is " It can be a "weight", and stabilization of the trough-shaped container 20A in use is achieved.

  As shown in FIG. 2, an air stopper 27 for filling air is provided in an outer cylindrical portion constituting the first air chamber 23 located at the lowermost side. 28 has a communication hole 28A formed therein. This is because the air filled in the first air chamber 23 from one air tap 27 can be filled in the second air chamber 24 and the third air chamber 25 through each communication hole 28A. To do that.

  Of course, if the air plug 27 is provided in each of the first air chamber 23, the second air chamber 24, and the third air chamber 25 and the communication hole 28a is not provided, the first air chamber 23, the second air chamber Each of the air chamber 24 and the third air chamber 25 can be made independent, so that even if a hole for leaking air is opened in any of them, the other air chambers can be prevented from being affected.

  Further, in the trough-shaped container 20A of the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, the bottom plate 29 constituting the lower surface is also welded to the periphery of the synthetic resin sheet having the size of the opening 22 so that air is removed. A chamber (fourth air chamber 26) is formed. By injecting air from the air tap 27 into the fourth air chamber 26, the bottom plate 29 has a certain degree of cushioning and the floor of the bathroom. The insulation of the surface is ensured.

  Further, in this embodiment, a center stopper 29A is provided at the center of the outer surface of the bottom plate 29. By connecting the center stopper 29A and the center stopper 16 at the center of the lower surface of the fixed band 14 constituting the infant support seat 10 described below, the child support seat 10 can be removed from the tub 20A. The wearing position is to be completely centered.

  Now, the infant support seat 10 attached to the tub-shaped container 20A configured as described above is formed by using a soft synthetic resin sheet as a main material, similarly to the tub-shaped container 20A, and FIGS. As shown in FIG. 4, a base part 11 arranged on a top plate part 21 of a trough-shaped container 20A, an insertion opening 12 for a child formed in a central portion of the base part 11, A seat 13 extending downward from the outer edge of the base 11 to abut on the bottom plate 29 of the tub 20A and reaching the other outer edge of the base 11; 14 is provided.

  The base portion 11 is configured so that the weight of the infant placed on the seat portion 13 is evenly applied to the entire top plate 21 side of the trough-shaped container 20A, and has a shape or opening similar to that of the top plate portion 21. 22 and has an insertion port 12 similar to the opening 22 on the side of the trough-shaped container 20A. Further, in the base portion 11 of the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the air chamber 15 is formed by doubling the synthetic resin sheet as the material. The air chamber 15 is provided with an air stopper 27 that also uses other parts so that the air chamber 15 can be filled with air. If there is an air chamber 15 filled with air, the base portion 11 will have a predetermined rigidity and elasticity, thereby increasing safety during use and eliminating discomfort when touched by an infant. be able to.

  In addition, a seat 13 supported by the base 11 is provided in the insertion opening 12, and the bottom of the seat 13 in the trough 20A is indicated by a virtual line in FIG. As described above, it is located at about the center of the second air chamber 24 on the trough-shaped container 20A side. Therefore, when an infant is put on the seat 13 from the insertion opening 12, the seat 13 supports the infant in a suspended manner inside the trough-shaped container 20A, and the center of gravity of the infant is lowered.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the seat 13 is provided with a foot insertion opening 13A. Therefore, if a child's foot is passed through the foot insertion opening 13A, a tub under the seat 13 is provided. The feet can be attached to the hot and cold water contained in the container 20A. Of course, the hot water in the trough 20A can be immersed in the seat 13 from each of the foot insertion openings 13A, so that the infant can completely immerse the lower body in the hot water and play with the hot water. You can also.

  The fixing band 14 extends from the outer edge of the base 11, contacts the lower surface of the tub 20A, and reaches the other outer edge of the base 11, and in the present embodiment, two fixing bands are provided. The strips 14 are connected to the base 11 so as to cross each other. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, each fixing band 14 is a single continuous band having a length about the circumference of the trough-shaped container 20 </ b> A, and has both ends fixed to the base 11. However, one end of each fixing band 14 may be fixed to the base portion 11 and each free end may be connected to each other just like a belt for pants. Needless to say, the fixed band 14 is not limited to the literal “band shape”, and may be, for example, a “string” shape.

  Further, as described above, in the present embodiment, two fixed bands 14 are employed, but these fixed bands 14 are cross-shaped under the bottom plate 29 of the trough-shaped container 20A, and the cross portion is formed. Is provided with the center stopper 16 which can be fixed to the center stopper 29A on the trough-shaped container 20A described above. By positioning the tub-shaped container 20A and the infant support seat 10 so that the center stopper 16 and the center stopper 29A are easily connected to each other, the child support seat 10 can be removed from the tub-shaped container 20A. Since the attachment position is centered, the infant support seat 10 is stably attached to the tub-shaped container 20A. In other words, if the center stopper 16 and the center stopper 29A are connected to each other, the attached state of the infant support seat 10 to the tub 20A is stably maintained.

  When attaching the infant support seat 10 to a container, a floating ring, or a playground equipment 20 as described above, if each fixing band 14 is one having both ends fixed to the base portion 11, each first air chamber 23 Attachment work becomes difficult for a container, a floating ring, or the playground equipment 20 filled with air. Therefore, a container, a floating ring, or a playground equipment 20 (folded or crushed small) in a state in which the first air chambers 23 and the like are not filled with air are placed between the fixed bands 14, and then, The first air chamber 23 and the like are filled with air. In this case, if the center stoppers 16 and 29a are connected in advance and the center positions of the both are matched, the infant support seat 10 is located at the center with respect to the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment 20. It becomes.

  The auxiliary pillow 17 that protects the infant's head is formed by bulging a part of the air chamber 15 employed in the above-described embodiment or forming another raised air chamber. You may implement so that it may be. Since this auxiliary pillow 17 is located on the periphery of the head of the infant who does not have the neck set or is just set, the head of the infant can be further protected.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Infant support body 10 Infant support seat 11 Base part 12 Insertion port 13 Seat 13a Foot insertion port 14 Fixed band 15 Air chamber 16 Center stopper 17 Auxiliary pillow 20 Container, float, or playground equipment 20A Trough container 21 Top plate part 22 opening 23 first air chamber 24 second air chamber 25 third air chamber 26 fourth air chamber 27 air tap 28 partition wall 28a communication hole 29 bottom plate 29a center stopper

Claims (4)

An infant support seat for supporting an infant against a container, a floating ring, or a playground equipment having a top plate having an opening into which an infant can enter,
A base portion mounted or supported on the top plate portion,
An insertion hole for an infant formed in the center of the base,
A seat hanging down in the insertion opening and connected to an inner edge of the base,
An infant support seat, comprising: a fixing band extending from an outer edge of the base portion, abutting on a lower surface of the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment and reaching another outer edge of the base portion.   The infant support seat according to claim 1, wherein an air chamber is formed in a base portion of the infant support seat. An infant support seat comprising an infant support seat for supporting an infant, and a container, a floating ring, or a playground equipment provided with a top plate portion having an opening through which the infant can enter, and
A base portion disposed on the top plate portion, an insertion opening for an infant formed in a central portion of the base portion, and a seat hanging down in the insertion opening and connected to an inner edge of the base portion; And a fixing band extending from an outer edge of the base portion, abutting on a lower surface of the container, the floating ring, or the playground equipment, and reaching another outer edge of the base portion. And infant support.   The infant support according to claim 3, wherein an air chamber is formed in a base portion of the infant support seat.

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