JP3111632U - Diaper changing tool - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a diaper changing tool that has good convenience, cleanliness, ease of use, safety, or workability for changing diapers and that is simple in configuration and economical.
SOLUTION: A cover member 11 composed of a squat cover for laying an infant 13; a belt holding means 16 provided at a central position of the cover member 11; and attached to the belt holding means 16 so as to be attached to the trunk of the infant 13. The band member 30 is provided with a male-female connector 33 that can be adjusted in length and engageable at both ends thereof, and is provided at the lower position of the cover member 11 so as to be detachable. The lining is a waterproof sheet. It has a diaper replacement sheet 52 whose outer material is a fabric.
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Description

The present invention relates to a diaper changing tool for an infant (for example, an infant aged one and a half years from an infant four months after starting to turn over).

Conventionally, the diaper is changed by an operator alone. In this diaper changing operation, the operator lays the infant on his back, holds both feet with one hand to restrain the infant's movement, and the remaining hand, for example, wipes the baby's buttocks or diapers. Is to be replaced. Thus, the diaper changing work is very difficult for the worker.
Therefore, in order to facilitate diaper replacement work, for example, Patent Document 1 discloses that a hard plate body detachably attached to a sheet-like mat body and an infant attached to the plate body can be tilted. A diaper changing tool having a hard plate and a fixing belt that restrains the torso of an infant on the hard plate has been proposed.

Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2005-21625 (FIG. 1)

However, the above-described diaper changing tool is uncomfortable for the infant and gives stress because the infant's body touches the hard board.
In addition, the plate body is provided with stabilizing plates that can be pulled out on both sides of the plate body to prevent the infant from rolling over the sheet-like mat body when the infant rolls over. Take time to prepare it before using it.
Furthermore, since the sheet-like mat body is made of impervious fabric, if the infant urinates when changing diapers, the urine may flow out to the entire sheet-like mat body and adhere to the infant. Not right.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and a diaper changing tool that is convenient, clean, easy, safe, or workable for changing diapers of infants and that is simple in configuration and economical. The purpose is to provide.

A diaper changing tool according to the present invention that meets the above-mentioned purpose is a cover member made of either a futon cover or a cushion cover that lays an infant,
Belt holding means provided at the center position of the cover member;
A band member that is attached to the belt holding means and includes a male-female-type connector that can be adjusted in length and engageable at both ends thereof, so as to be attached to the torso of the infant;
A diaper replacement sheet is provided at a lower position of the cover member so as to be attachable / detachable, and a lining is a waterproof sheet and a surface is a cloth.

Further, in the diaper changing tool according to the present invention, the belt holding means includes a belt holding portion made of cloth, a surface fastener that allows the belt holding portion to be attached to and detached from the cover member, a button, a hook, and It is preferable to have any one or two or more locking members of the snap.

And, in the diaper changing tool according to the present invention, the belt holding portion has either one of the upper end portion and the lower end portion sewn on the cover member, and the locking member is provided on the other side. preferable.

Furthermore, in the diaper changing tool according to the present invention, it is preferable that the diaper replacement sheet and the cover member are provided with fasteners that can be engaged with each other.

Since the diaper changing tool according to claims 1 to 4 uses a futon cover or a cushion cover which is a cover member, it can be easily prepared in any household, and on a futon or cushion with a certain thickness, an infant Can change diapers. As a result, for example, the baby can be replaced without changing the diaper without causing the baby to roll up the cover member itself and without feeling uncomfortable with the touch.
Further, since the infant can be surely arranged on the futon or the cushion by the band member, the operator can use both hands. Thereby, a diaper replacement | exchange can be performed more easily and rapidly than before, and the burden of a worker's diaper replacement | exchange can be reduced.
And since the diaper replacement sheet provided with the waterproof sheet and the cloth is provided on the cover member, for example, even if an infant urinates when changing diapers, the urine is absorbed by the cloth of the diaper replacement sheet and is covered by the waterproof sheet. Penetration into the member can be prevented. Thus, after the diaper replacement is completed, the diaper replacement sheet can be removed from the cover member and washed, and the futon body or the cushion body body to which the cover member is attached is less likely to be soiled and is hygienic.
In addition, since the diaper changing tool has a simple configuration, it can be manufactured at low cost and is economical.
As described above, the diaper changing tool has good convenience, cleanliness, ease of use, safety, and workability for changing diapers, and has a simple configuration and is economical.

In particular, the diaper changing tool according to claims 2 and 3 can simplify the configuration of the belt holding means, can improve the convenience of the diaper changing tool as compared with the prior art, and can also reduce the manufacturing cost. It is.

In the diaper changing tool according to the fourth aspect, since the diaper replacement sheet is provided on the cover member by the fastener, the attachment / detachment work is easy.

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings to provide an understanding of the present invention.
Here, FIG. 1 is an explanatory view of the usage state of the diaper changing tool according to one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the diaper changing tool, and FIGS. 4A and 4B are plan views of a band member of the diaper changing tool, a plan view of a band member according to a modified example, and FIG. 5 is a modified example. It is a top view of the diaper change tool which concerns.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a diaper changing tool 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention uses a cushion cover (an example of a cover member) 11. The baby 13 is laid down and fixed on the squab group 12 loaded with the), and the baby 13 is changed. This will be described in detail below.

The squat cover 11 is made of, for example, a woven fabric, a knitted fabric, or a non-woven fabric, and is formed into a square or rectangular bag shape in plan view. The material thereof is, for example, any one of cotton, wool, and chemical fiber. One or two or more are used. In addition, the fastener 15 which meshes | engages with each other is provided in the periphery of the opening part 14 of the cushion cover 11, and after setting the cushion group main body in the cushion cover 11, the fastener 15 is closed.
One side of the squab cover 11 is, for example, about 60 cm to 90 cm (63 cm in this case). For this reason, compared with the body length of the infant 13, the length of the squat cover 11 may be insufficient, so that the diagonal line of the squat cover 11 is arranged in the body length direction of the infant 13. To use.
Here, the cushion cover includes a cushion cover.

A belt holding means 16 is provided at a central position (a diagonal central position) of the squab cover 11. The belt holding means 16 includes a belt holding portion 17 made of fabric (for example, cotton, wool, or chemical fiber), and a locking member 18 that enables the belt holding portion 17 to be attached to and removed from the cushion cover 11. Have.
The belt holding portion 17 has a rectangular shape (may be square) in plan view, and is arranged so that the short side thereof is in the body length direction of the infant 13. The upper end portion of the belt holding portion 17 is sewn to the cushion cover 11 by, for example, a sewing machine, and a locking member 18 is provided at the lower end portion.
It is also possible to sew the lower end portion of the belt holding portion to the squab cover and to provide a locking member at the upper end portion, and it is also possible to provide locking members at the upper end portion and the lower end portion of the belt holding portion, respectively. .

A snap 19, a surface fastener 20, and a snap 21 are attached to the locking member 18 provided at the lower end of the belt holding portion 17 in the longitudinal direction of the belt holding portion 17. Each of the snaps 19 and 21 includes a male metal fitting (ball side) attached to the cushion cover 11 and a female metal fitting (socket side) that is provided on the belt holding portion 17 and fits into the male metal fitting.
Note that the locking member can be composed of only a planar fastener, or can be composed of only a snap, and can be composed of a button and a hook in combination or independently.

The button can also be configured by a conventionally known button hole 22 shown in FIG. 3 (F) and a button main body inserted into the button hole 22. This button main body can be provided on the cushion cover or the belt holding part. Here, a method of forming the button hole 22 will be described.
First, as shown in FIG. 3A, the two cloths 23 and 24 are overlapped, and the two cloths 23 and 24 are sewed along the contour (dotted line) for forming the button hole 22. . Next, an opening 25 is formed by making a Y-shaped cut (solid line) on the upper side and an inverted Y-shaped cut on the lower side in the outline. And the cloth 23 of the front side is put in this opening part 25, and as shown to FIG. 3 (B), it moves to the back side of the other cloth 24. FIG. As a result, the opening 26 having a uniform periphery appears. FIG. 3C is a view of the opening 26 as seen from the back side.

Next, the cloth 23 moved to the back side is folded toward the center of the opening 26 with reference to the peripheral edges 27 and 28 located on both sides of the opening 26 as shown in FIGS. 3 (D) and 3 (E). Further, the folded portions are folded again toward the outside of the opening 26 at the center position 29 of the opening 26. Then, the folded portion is sewn at the upper end and the lower end of the opening 26, respectively. FIG. 3E is a cross-sectional view of the opening 26 portion.
When this is viewed from the front side, as shown in FIG. 3 (F), a button hole 22 normally used for women's clothing is formed. In addition, as a button hole, what is used for the men's clothing which bent other button holes, for example, the periphery of the hole, can also be used.

When the belt holding means 16 is used, as shown in FIG. 2, the snaps 19 and 21 and the surface fastener 20 are disengaged, and the lower portion of the belt holding portion 17 is removed from the cushion cover 11 to hold the belt. Using the upper end portion of the portion 17 as a reference, the position is reversed up to the two-dot chain line position. And after arrange | positioning the band member 30 on the cushion cover 11, the belt holding part 17 is returned to an original position (solid line position), the snaps 19 and 21 and the planar fastener 20 are engaged, The lower part is attached to the squab cover 11.
In addition, in the state where the snaps 19 and 21 and the planar fastener 20 are engaged in advance and the lower part of the belt holding part 17 is attached to the cushion cover 11, the opening part constituted by the belt holding part 17 and the cushion cover 11 is formed. It is also possible to attach the band member 30 to the cushion cover 11 by inserting the band member 30.

Thereby, the both sides of the band member 30 can be arrange | positioned at the trunk | drum both sides of the infant 13 laid down on the squab group 12, respectively.
Here, in order to prevent the band member 30 from being displaced due to the movement of the infant 13 when the diaper is changed, the long side of the belt holding portion 17 is, for example, about 15 cm to 30 cm (here, 25 cm). Set to. The belt holding portion 17 may be constituted by a plurality without being constituted by one piece. In this case, the plurality of belt holding portions are orthogonal to the body length direction of the infant 13 laid on the squat 12. For example, it may be provided over a range of 15 cm to 30 cm.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4 (A), the band member 30 attached to the cushion cover 11 by the belt holding means 16 is a conventionally known one, and is made of cloth (for example, cotton or chemical fiber). A band main body 31 (for example, a width of about 2 cm or more and about 5 cm or less), a length adjusting portion 32 attached to both sides thereof, and an engageable male-female connector 33 attached to both ends thereof. And have.
The connector 33 includes a female connector 34 provided on one side of the band body 31 and a male connector 35 provided on the other side of the band body 31 and engageable with the female connector 34. Has been. The female connector 34 has an insertion port 36, and the male connector 35 is reduced in width toward the front side and has an insertion portion 37 that is inserted into the insertion port 36 and can be further reduced in width. doing. The charging portion 37 has a bowl-like shape, and the charging portion 37 inserted into the charging port 36 cannot be easily removed from the charging port 36. A pressing portion 38 that allows the insertion portion 37 to be reduced in width is provided on both sides of the insertion portion 37, and the insertion portion 37 is reduced in width by suppressing the pressing portion 38 from being sandwiched from both sides. The charging portion 37 can be pulled out from the charging port 36.

The female connector 34 and the male connector 35 are provided with openings 39 and 40 around which the band body 31 is wound. The band main body 31 is inserted into the openings 39 and 40, the inserted portion is overlapped with the band main body 31, and the length adjusting unit 32 is attached to the overlapping portions 41 and 42. The length adjusting portion 32 is formed with two fixing portions 43 and 44 by attaching a fixing rod in the longitudinal direction of the central portion which is formed in a square shape when viewed from the front, and the band main body 31 inserted therethrough. Is moved from the back side of the length adjusting unit 32 to the front side through one opening 43 (or opening 44) and further moved to the back side through the other opening 44 (or opening 43). The length position of the band body 31 can be adjusted and fixed.
As a result, when the length of the band body 31 is increased, the overlapping margin of the overlapping portions 41 and 42 is shortened. On the other hand, when the length of the band body 31 is decreased, the overlapping portions 41 and 42 are overlapped. The length of the band main body 31 can be adjusted by lengthening the margin.
In addition, it is preferable that the length adjustment part 32 and the connection tool 33 are plastics.

Further, the band member connector can be configured as shown in FIG.
The connector 45 includes a female connector 46 provided on one side of the band body 31 and a male connector 47 provided on the other side of the band body 31 and engageable with the female connector 46. Has been. The female connector 46 has a shape with a reduced width at the center, and the reduced width portion 48 is open. On the other hand, the male connector 47 is provided with a loading portion 50 that is reduced in width toward the front side of the female connector 46 on both sides of the male connector 47 and is inserted into the loading port 49 and can be further reduced in width. Yes. The charging portion 50 has a bowl shape, and the charging portion 50 inserted into the charging port 49 cannot be easily removed from the charging port 49. A guide portion 51 is provided between the two charging portions 50 to guide each charging portion 50 straight to the charging port 49.
Thereby, the distance between the two insertion parts 50 is shortened by suppressing the insertion part 50 (two-dot chain line) protruding from the reduced width part 48 of the female connector 46 from both sides, The charging portion 50 can be pulled out from the charging port 49.

A diaper replacement sheet 52 is attached to the lower side position of the cushion cover 11.
The diaper replacement sheet 52 has the same configuration as a commercially available diaper replacement sheet having a side of, for example, a rectangle of 30 cm to 70 cm (here, about 35 cm × 50 cm), and the lining is waterproof. The outer material of the sheet is a fabric. A planar fastener (an example of a fastener) 53 is provided in the center of the upper end portion of the diaper replacement sheet 52 over the width direction of the diaper replacement sheet 52. Further, at a position below the belt holding means 16 of the squab cover 11, for example, at a position of 2 cm or more (here, about 5 cm), a sheet fastener (fastener fastener) that can be engaged with the sheet fastener 53 of the diaper replacement sheet 52. An example) 54 is attached. Thereby, the attachment and removal work of the diaper replacement sheet 52 from the squab cover 11 is facilitated.

In addition, the diaper change tool can also use the futon cover 55 shown in FIG. 5 instead of the cushion cover 11 as a cover member.
The futon cover 55 is made of substantially the same material as the cushion cover 11 described above, and has a square or rectangular bag shape in plan view. Fasteners 57 that mesh with each other are provided at the periphery of the opening 56 of the futon cover 55, and the fastener 57 is closed after the futon body is inserted into the duvet cover 55.
The length of the futon cover 55 is, for example, about 70 cm or more and 100 cm or less (here, 75 cm), and is a length corresponding to the body length of the infant. For this reason, the futon cover 55 is used in the same arrangement as in a normal use state.

Then, the usage method of the diaper change tool 10 which concerns on one embodiment of this invention is demonstrated, referring FIG.
First, the diaper changing tool 10 is prepared before changing the diaper of the infant 13.
In preparation, the cushion group 12 in which the body group body is inserted in advance is prepared in the cushion group cover 11, and the band member 30 and the diaper replacement sheet 52 are attached to the cushion group cover 11.
Next, the infant 13 is laid on the squab group 12, and the operator holds the female connector 34 and the male connector 35 at both ends of the band member 30 with both hands, approaching the torso of the infant 13, The male connector 35 is fitted to the female connector 34 at the upper center of the part (the two-dot chain line in FIG. 4A). At this time, the length of the band main body 31 is adjusted in advance by the length adjusting unit 32 of the band member 30 according to the physique of the infant 13.
As a result, the infant 13 can be reliably restrained on the squab group 12, so that the operator can use both hands, and the effect of facilitating and speeding up the diaper exchange is great.

After the diaper replacement is completed, the operator presses the pressing portion 38 of the male connector 35 of the connector 33 with one hand so as to sandwich the male connector 35 from the insertion port 36 of the female connector 34. The insertion part 37 can be removed and the engagement state of the connector 33 can be cancelled | released (solid line of FIG. 4 (A)). Then, the infant 13 is lifted from the squab group 12 and transferred to, for example, a crib.
In addition, when the diaper replacement sheet 52 becomes dirty due to, for example, the influence of the diaper worn by the infant 13 or the urination of the infant at the time of changing the diaper, the diaper replacement sheet 52 is quickly removed from the cushion cover 11 and washed. It is possible. In addition, even when the cushion cover 11 becomes dirty, it is possible to take out the cushion body itself from the cushion cover 11 and wash the cushion cover 11. For this reason, it is less likely to pollute the body of the Zadandan. Further, when the weather is fine, the squab cover 11 can be sterilized by being exposed to sunlight.

The present invention has been described with reference to the embodiment. However, the present invention is not limited to the configuration described in the above embodiment, and is described in the claims of the utility model registration. Other embodiments and modifications conceivable within the scope of the present invention are also included. For example, the case where the diaper changing tool of the present invention is configured by combining some or all of the above-described embodiments and modifications is also included in the scope of the right of the present invention.

It is explanatory drawing of the use condition of the diaper change tool which concerns on one embodiment of this invention. It is a top view of the diaper changing tool. (A)-(F) is explanatory drawing of the button hole formation method of the belt holding means of the same diaper changing tool. (A), (B) is a top view of the band member of the diaper change tool, and a top view of the band member concerning a modification. It is a top view of the diaper changing tool which concerns on a modification.

Explanation of symbols

10: Diaper changing tool, 11: Cushion cover (cover member), 12: Cushion group, 13: Infant, 14: Opening, 15: Fastener, 16: Belt holding means, 17: Belt holding part, 18: Locking member, 19: snap, 20: planar fastener, 21: snap, 22: button hole, 23, 24: cloth, 25, 26: opening, 27, 28: peripheral edge, 29: center position, 30: band member, 31: Band body, 32: Length adjusting part, 33: Connecting tool, 34: Female connecting tool, 35: Male connecting tool, 36: Loading port, 37: Loading part, 38: Pressing part, 39, 40: Opening Part, 41, 42: overlapping part, 43, 44: opening, 45: connector, 46: female connector, 47: male connector, 48: reduced width part, 49: loading port, 50: charging Part, 51: guide part, 52: diaper replacement sheet, 53, 54: Jo fastener (zipper), 55: duvet cover (cover member), 56: opening, 57: fastener

Claims (4)

A cover member made of either a futon cover or a tatami mat cover for sleeping an infant;
Belt holding means provided at the center position of the cover member;
A band member that is attached to the belt holding means and includes a male-female-type connector that can be adjusted in length and engageable at both ends thereof, so as to be attached to the torso of the infant;
A diaper changing tool, comprising: a diaper replacement sheet provided at a lower position of the cover member so as to be attachable / detachable and having a lining as a waterproof sheet and a surface as a cloth. 2. The diaper changing tool according to claim 1, wherein the belt holding means includes a belt holding portion made of cloth, and a surface fastener, a button, a hook, and a snap that allow the belt holding portion to be attached to and detached from the cover member. A diaper changing tool characterized by having a locking member made of any one or more of the above. The diaper changing tool according to claim 2, wherein the belt holding portion has either one of an upper end portion and a lower end portion sewn on the cover member, and the locking member is provided on the other side. A diaper changing tool. The diaper changing tool according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the diaper changing sheet and the cover member are provided with fasteners that can be engaged with each other.

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