JP3155082U - Baby carrier food - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a baby carrier hood that can be easily applied to an existing baby carrier to hold an infant's head and also has functions for sunshade and cold protection. A hood portion 1 that holds an infant C so as to cover a head c thereof, and extends from the hood portion 1 and is interposed between the back of the infant C and a carrier portion b1 of a baby carrier B. The hood presser tongue piece 2 constitutes the hood main body A. Further, hood support members 4 are provided on both sides of the hood portion 1 so as to be detachably connected to and supported by the shoulder belt b2 of the baby carrier B. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a hood that is applied to a baby carrier having a carrier portion that holds the baby so that it wraps from the buttocks to the back of the infant, and particularly includes a head support that holds (stable) the head of the infant. Not related to food that applies to existing baby carriers.

  A baby carrier having a carrier part that holds the baby so that it wraps from the buttocks to the back of the baby is formed so that the baby can be held in a state of being held or sitting on the go. The baby carrier has a head support (hood) that holds the head of the infant at the top of the carrier part (for example, see Patent Documents 1 and 2) and a type that does not have a head support (for example, And Patent Document 3) are generally known.

  Baby carriers with a head support are mainly used for infants who do not sit in the neck and do not have a firm body. Baby carriers without a head support are intended for infants who have a head and have grown up. Mainly used.

  By the way, an infant with a neck sitting needs head support when sleeping, but not when waking up (when awake). In other words, using a head support while an active and curious infant is awaken will not only prevent the infant from moving, but also block the field of view (line of sight). I hate it.

  Therefore, as described in Patent Literature 1 and Patent Literature 2, a baby carrier having a configuration in which a head support (hood) can be detachably attached to the upper portion of the carrier portion has been proposed.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-3351 JP-A-11-276511 JP 2005-58726 A

  By the way, in the prior arts described in Patent Documents 1 and 2, since the head support is detachably mounted on the upper part of the carrier portion, the head support is mounted when the infant sleeps and needs the head support. It has the advantage that it can be removed when the infant wakes up and no longer needs it.

  However, the head support can be freely attached / detached on both the carrier side and the head support side, with protrusions and retaining rings for engaging and disengaging with each other, and specific structures such as velvet fasteners (surface fasteners) and hooks. It is essential to provide That is, it cannot be applied to an existing baby carrier that does not include a head support as in the prior art described in Patent Document 3.

Moreover, although the prior art described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 can support the back and side of the sleeping infant so that the head of the infant does not fall backward or sideways, It cannot protect or protect infants from the cold outdoor air in winter.
Therefore, it was necessary to prepare separate protective equipment to protect infants from strong sunlight in summer and cold outdoor air in winter. For example, when the sun is strong when going out in the summer, the user needs to take measures such as protecting the infant's head and face from strong sun using a handkerchief or towel on hand.

  Therefore, the present invention was created to solve the above-described problems, and can be easily applied to an existing baby carrier that does not have a head support without requiring a special structure for mounting. And it is providing the food for baby carriers which also has the function as an object for sunshade and cold protection.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention is for a baby carrier comprising a carrier part that is held so as to be wrapped from the buttocks of an infant to the back, and left and right shoulder belts attached at one end to the upper end of the carrier part. The hood of
The hood main body includes a hood portion that holds the infant's head so as to cover the head, and a hood presser tongue portion that extends from the hood portion and is interposed between the infant's back and the carrier portion. It is characterized by being configured.

Here, it is preferable to adopt a configuration that includes a hood support member that is attached to both sides of the hood portion and that is detachably connected to and supported by the shoulder belt or a user's clothes. Become.
Further, the hood presser tongue piece portion is formed in a substantially band shape having a predetermined length and width, and the user inserts a hand between the back of the infant and the carrier portion, or the It is preferable to adopt a configuration including a pocket that is used as a storage bag for folding and storing the hood portion in use.

According to such a configuration, the hood portion is placed on the infant's head, and the hood presser tongue portion is inserted between the infant's back and the carrier portion of the baby carrier, so that the head when the infant sleeps. It can be applied to support and protect the head, and to protect the infant's head from strong sunlight in the summer and cold outdoor air in the winter.
At this time, a hand can be put in the pocket provided in the hood presser tongue piece, and the hood presser tongue piece can be inserted and interposed between the back of the infant and the carrier part of the baby carrier. In other words, the hood presser tongue is not easily offset or wrinkled, and smoothly and securely between the infant's back and the carrier part of the baby carrier and to the required insertion position. It can be inserted and interposed.
Accordingly, the hood presser tongue piece is sandwiched between the infant's back and the carrier part to press the hood part, and the hood presser tongue piece part does not give the infant a sense of incongruity.

  Then, the hood part is placed on the head of the infant, the hood support members provided on both sides of the hood part are engaged with the shoulder belt of the baby carrier or the user's clothes, and the hood part is attached to the shoulder belt or the user. It is possible to protect the infant's head such as supporting the child's head so that the sleeping infant's head does not fall backward or sideways.

  Further, since the hood part covers the head and face of the infant, it functions as an awning that protects the infant from strong sunlight in summer and as a cold protection that protects the infant from cold outdoor air in winter.

  When not in use, the hood part can be folded and stored together with a part of the hood presser tongue piece part in the pocket provided in the hood presser tongue part part.

According to the baby carrier hood of the present invention, an infant's head can be easily applied to an existing baby carrier without the need for a special structure for mounting, and the head is supported when the infant sleeps. Can be protected.
Further, the hood part covers the entire head and face of the infant, so that it can be used for sunshading in summer and for cold protection in winter.

  When not in use, the hood main body can be made compact and portable by folding and storing the hood part together with a part of the hood presser tongue piece part in the pocket provided in the hood presser tongue part part. That is, the user can carry the hood in a compact state in a bag or a pocket of clothes when going out while holding an infant.

An example of the use which applied the food | hood which concerns on this embodiment is shown, (a) is a side view, (b) is a front view when it sees from a user's front side. It is a perspective view when a hood body is seen from an oblique side. It is a vertical side view of the food body. It is a perspective view of the principal part which shows a state when the hood pressing tongue piece part of the hood body is sandwiched and interposed between an infant's back and a carrier part. It is a perspective view which shows the compact portable state which folded and stored the hood part in the pocket with the part of the hood pressing tongue piece part at the time of non-use of a hood.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate.
FIG. 1 is a side view and a front view showing an example of a usage state to which the baby carrier hood according to the present embodiment is applied.
The hood according to the present embodiment is, as described in Patent Document 3 listed in the background art section, an existing baby carrier that does not include a head support (hood) for supporting the infant's head, It is applied without requiring a special structure for mounting, and as shown in FIG. 1, supports the head c of the infant C and holds it so as not to fall backward or sideways.

Incidentally, as shown in FIG. 1, the baby carrier B to which the hood according to the present embodiment is applied has a carrier part b1 that is held so as to be wrapped from the bottom of the infant C to the back, and one end on both ends of the carrier part b1. The side is attached by sewing, and the other end side has a well-known structure including left and right shoulder belts b2 detachably connected to both lower ends of the carrier part b1 by a pair of male and female buckles 5, respectively. Yes.
Although not shown, the baby carrier B includes an auxiliary belt that is attached so as to be wound around the upper body of the infant b.

≪Configuration of the hood body≫
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a hood body, and FIG. 3 is a longitudinal side view thereof. Here, description will be made with reference to FIG. 1 as appropriate.
As shown in FIG. 1, the hood main body A supports the head c when the infant C sleeps (sleeps) in a place where the baby C is held in a state of being held by the baby carrier B, and is rearward. Protect it from falling down or to the side. It is also used to protect the head c and face from strong sunlight in summer and cold outside air in winter.

The hood main body A is formed by using an appropriate material such as UV processed, and covers the head c of the infant C as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3. A hood portion 1 to be held, and a hood presser piece portion 2 that extends from the lower end side portion of the hood portion 1 and is interposed between the back of the infant C and the carrier portion b1 of the baby carrier B. Yes.
In this way, using a material that has been subjected to UV processing on the hood main body A is particularly effective in cutting strong ultraviolet rays in summer.

  Further, the hood main body A can be used for awning and for cold protection by changing the material. For example, in addition to UV processing, it can be used as an awning by being formed using a breathable material or the like by blocking the transmission of strong sunlight in summer. In addition, it can be used for cold protection by forming a material having a high heat retention property by blocking the passage of cold outside air in winter.

≪Food part composition≫
As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the hood portion 1 is formed in a so-called hood shape that covers the entire head c of the infant C and has a size enough to cover around the face.

≪Configuration of hood presser tongue piece≫
The hood presser tongue piece 2 is inserted and interposed between the carrier part b1 of the baby carrier B and the back of the infant C, so that the hood part 1 is attached in cooperation with the hood support member 4 described later. In addition to stabilizing the state, the head c of the infant C is held so as not to fall backward and sideways.

  The hood presser tongue piece 2 has a predetermined length and width from a lower end side portion of the hood portion 1 (a portion located at the neck portion of the infant C when the hood portion 1 is covered with the head c of the infant C). It is formed in a substantially strip shape extending. A pocket 3 is provided on the lower half side of the hood presser tongue piece 2 on either the inside or outside, in the illustrated example, on the inside.

≪Pocket structure≫
The pocket 3 has a width of the hood presser tongue piece 2 interposed between the carrier part b1 along the entire back (approximately the entire height) of the infant and is substantially halfway through the hood presser tongue piece 2 from the lower end edge thereof. It is formed to have a depth to reach the part.
As a result, when the infant C sleeps, as shown in the following figure, the user D puts his hand in the pocket 3 and puts the hood mounting presser part 4 between the back of the infant C and the carrier part b1. It can be inserted and inserted. When the hood is not used, the hood body 1 can be folded and housed together with a part of the hood pressing tongue piece 2 so that the hood body A can be carried in a compact state.

  And the hood support member 4 is provided in the both sides of the hood part 1 of the hood main body A comprised in this way as shown in FIG.

≪Configuration of hood support member≫
The hood support member 4 is used for detachably connecting and supporting the hood part 1 on the infant's head to the shoulder belt b2 of the baby carrier B or the clothes of the user D.
The hood support member 4 includes a band 4a attached to one end of the hood portion 1 by sewing or the like, and a hook-like clip 4b attached to the other end side of the band portion 4a. As shown in FIG. 1, the opening / closing rod forming a pair of clips 4b that can be opened and closed is engaged with the shoulder belt b2 so as to bite, thereby covering the entire head c and the face of the infant C. The hood portion 1 that is to be covered is connected to and supported by the shoulder belt b2.
Accordingly, when the infant C sleeps, the entire head c is protected with the hood portion 1 covered.

  In addition, by forming the band portion 4b using an elastic rubber band, the head c of the infant C can be held in a slightly flexible state rather than a rigid state.

Next, how to use the hood according to the present embodiment configured as described above will be briefly described.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a main part showing a state when the hood pressing tongue piece portion of the hood body is sandwiched and interposed between the infant's back and the carrier portion, and FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the compact portable state which folded and stowed the hood part in the pocket with a part of hood pressing tongue piece part. Here, description will be made with reference to FIG. 1 as appropriate.

For example, when the infant C is held in a state of holding and going out, when a hood is not required, as shown in FIG. 5, it is carried in a bag or a pocket of clothes in a compact state.
When the infant C sleeps and needs a hood, the pocket 3 takes out a part of the hood part 1 and the hood presser tongue piece part 2 to expand the hood body A, and the hood part 1 is placed on the head c of the infant C. As shown in FIG. 4, a hand is put in the pocket 3 provided in the hood pressing tongue piece 2, and the hood holding tongue piece 2 is inserted between the back of the infant C and the carrier part b1. .
Next, the clip 4b of the hood support member 4 provided in the hood part 1 is opened (see FIG. 2), and as shown in FIG. 1, the clip 4b is closed so as to bite the shoulder belt b2, and the shoulder belt b2 is attached. Engage.
Thereby, the head c of the sleeping infant C can be supported and held so as not to fall backward or sideways.

The specific configuration of the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and even if there is a design change or the like without departing from the gist of the present invention described in claims 1 to 3. It is included in the idea.
For example, instead of the clip 4b constituting the hood support member 4, the hood portion 1 can be detachably engaged with the shoulder belt b2 or the clothes of the user D using other members.

  Further, the length of the hood pressing tongue piece 2 of the hood main body A can be formed so as to extend from the back of the infant C to the waist. Moreover, the width | variety of the hood pressing tongue piece part 2 can be formed in the substantially same width as a back.

  Moreover, opening / closing means such as a fastener or a velvet fastener can be provided in the opening of the pocket 3 as necessary. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the hood unit 1 folded and stored from being accidentally popped out when being carried.

  Further, the hood according to the present embodiment can be applied to a baby carrier of a tacking type.

A Hood body 1 Hood part 2 Hood holding tongue part 3 Pocket 4 Hood support member B Baby carrier b1 Carrier part b2 Shoulder belt

Claims (3)

A carrier part to hold from the infant's buttocks to the back,
A hood for a baby carrier comprising a shoulder belt attached at one end to the upper end of the carrier part,
The hood body has a hood section that holds the infant's head,
A hood for a baby carrier, comprising: a hood presser tongue piece extending from the hood portion and interposed between the back and the carrier portion of an infant.   The baby carrier according to claim 1, further comprising a hood support member attached to both sides of the hood portion to detachably connect and support the hood portion to the shoulder belt or a user's clothes. For food.   2. The hood presser tongue portion is formed in a wide band shape, and includes a pocket for a user to insert his hand between an infant's back and the carrier portion. Food for baby carriers as described in 1.

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