JP6778078B2 - Babysitter - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a babysitter, and in particular, a babysitter including a parent-side wearer including a pair of loop-shaped shoulder belts and an infant-holding tool provided separately from the parent-side wearer to hold the infant's torso. Regarding the obi.

Conventionally, there has been known a babysitter that can separate a shoulder belt that is hung on both shoulders of a parent and a babysitter body that holds the body of an infant. For example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2011-167494 (Patent Document 1) knows a babysitter that allows an infant to be placed on a baby carriage while the baby is attached to the babysitter body.

Further, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2007-503879 (Patent Document 2) also knows a babysitter having a cover portion for covering the baby from the outside with the babysitter body attached to the baby.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2011-167494 Special Table 2007-503879A

In the babysitter belt disclosed in Patent Document 1, in which the shoulder belt and the babysitter belt body can be separated, the shoulder belt is carried on the shoulder of the parent, the babysitter belt body is attached to the infant, and then the shoulder belt is connected to the babysitter belt body. In order to do so, the parents had to lean forward so that they could lie down close to the baby, and it was difficult to attach the babysitter body to the shoulder belt.

Further, since the babysitter belt of Patent Document 2 supports the weighting of the baby attached to the babysitter belt main body only by the shoulder belt, the burden on the parent is large.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is a babysitter that can be easily worn and can reduce the burden on the shoulder of a person carrying an infant. The purpose is to provide.

For this purpose, the child guard band according to one aspect of the present invention is connected to a pair of loop-shaped shoulder belts hung on both shoulders of a person carrying an infant and a pair of shoulder belts at both ends, and is connected to both ends of the pair of shoulder belts to carry the infant and the infant. A child guard belt provided with a parent-side wearer including a seat member arranged between the two and an infant-side wearer provided separately from the parent-side wearer to hold the body of the infant. The parent attachment includes a cover member that covers the infant retainer connected to the parent attachment so as to lift it from below, and the child guard band includes an upper portion of the infant retainer and one end portion of a pair of shoulder belts. It is provided with a first connecting tool for detachably connecting the above and a second connecting tool for detachably connecting the surface portion of the cover member and the other end portion of the pair of shoulder belts.

Preferably, the pair of second connectors includes a second band extending from the other end of the pair of shoulder belts, a second engaging portion attached to the tip of the second band, and a cover member. Includes a second engaged portion attached to the surface portion.

Preferably, the parental wearer includes a waist belt that is located below the seat member and is worn on the waist of the infant carrier.

Preferably, the infant retainer is a cloth composed of a back support portion including an upper left side portion and an upper right side portion, a crotch support portion extending below the back support portion, and a front support portion extending below the crotch support portion. It is a material, and by folding back the front pad portion and connecting both side portions of the front pad portion and the back support portion, a space for holding the body of the infant is formed between the back support portion and the front support portion.

Preferably, the first connector includes a first band extending from one end of the pair of shoulder belts, a first engaging portion attached to the tip of the first band, and an upper left of the infant holder. Includes a first engaged portion attached to the side and upper right side.

Preferably, it further has a third connecting tool that detachably connects the upper side end portion of the cover portion and the upper left side portion and the upper right side portion of the infant holder.

Preferably, the parent fitting has a first hook-and-loop fastener extending from between the cover portion and the seat portion, and the infant holder is located on the back surface of the crotch pad portion and is connected to the first hook-and-loop fastener. It has a second hook-and-loop fastener.

Preferably, a buttock height adjusting member that brings the position of the buttock of the infant upward is further provided between the first surface fastener and the second surface fastener.

Preferably, the infant retainer is attached with an auxiliary sheet that includes a head support, which is attached to the upper left and upper right sides of the infant retainer.

For this purpose, the child guard band according to one aspect of the present invention is provided separately from the parent side wearer including a pair of loop-shaped shoulder belts hung on both shoulders of a person carrying an infant and the parent side wearer. , An infant holder for holding the body of the infant, a connector for detachably connecting the upper portion of the infant retainer and one end portion of the pair of shoulder belts, and the connector is a pair of shoulder belts. Includes a locking tool attached to one end and a locking device mounted above the infant retainer, at least one of the locking tool and the locked device is adjustable in length. is there.

Preferably, the pair of locking tools comprises a band that diverges from one end of the pair of shoulder belts and an engaging portion that is attached to the tip of the band and is movable along the band. , The pair of locked devices includes an engaged portion mounted above the infant holder.

Preferably, the infant retainer is a cloth composed of a back support portion including an upper left side portion and an upper right side portion, a crotch support portion extending below the back support portion, and a front support portion extending below the crotch support portion. It is a material, and by folding back the front pad and connecting both sides of the front pad and the back pad, a space for holding the body of the infant is formed between the back pad and the front pad. Engagement portions are attached to the upper left side portion and the upper right side portion.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a babysitter that can be easily worn and can reduce the burden on the shoulder of a person carrying an infant.

It is an external view which looked at the babysitter belt which concerns on embodiment of this invention from the front side. It is an external view which looked at the parent side attachment from the front side. It is an external view which looked at the parent side attachment from the rear side. It is an external view which looked at the infant holder from the front side. It is an external view which looked at the infant holder from the rear side. FIG. 5 is an enlarged perspective view of the right arm portion of the main body shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from the direction of arrow VI. FIG. 5 is an enlarged perspective view of the right protruding portion shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from the direction of arrow VII. It is an external view which shows the state which the infant is put on the infant holder. It is an external view which shows the state which the infant is held on the infant holder. It is an external view which shows the state which the baby which put the baby holder is attached to the baby carriage. It is an external view which shows the state which the parent side attachment is attached to the person who carries an infant. It is a figure which shows the procedure for the front vertical hugging, and is the external view which shows the method of connecting the 1st engaging part of the parent side wearer, and the 1st engaged part of an infant holder. From the state shown in FIG. 12, it is an external view which shows the connection state which the 1st surface fastener of a parent side wearer and the 2nd surface fastener of an infant holder are connected. It is an external view which shows the state which adjusts the length of the 1st connector of a parent side attachment. From the state shown in FIG. 14, it is an external view which shows the connection state of the 2nd engaging part of a parent side wearer, and the 2nd engaged part of an infant holder. It is an external view which looked at the auxiliary sheet from the front side. It is an external view which looked at the auxiliary sheet from the rear side. It is an external view which looked at the state which attached the auxiliary sheet to the infant holder from the front side. It is an external view which looked at the state which attached the auxiliary sheet to the infant holder from the rear side. It is a perspective view of the buttock height adjusting member. It is an external view which shows the state which attached the buttocks height adjustment member between the 1st surface fastener and the 2nd surface fastener, and attached the infant holder to which the auxiliary sheet was attached to the parent side attachment. It is a figure which shows the rear surface vertical hug, and the appearance which shows the state which the parent side fastener is attached to the person who carries an infant, and the 2nd surface fastener of an infant holder is connected on the 1st surface fastener of a parent side attachment. It is a figure. FIG. 22 is an external view showing a state in which an infant is placed on an infant holder and the infant is held by the infant holder from the state shown in FIG. 22. It is an external view which shows the state which connected the 1st connector from the state shown in FIG. From the state shown in FIG. 24, it is an external view which shows the state which covered the infant held by the infant holder with a cover member. It is an external view which shows the state which connected the 2nd connector from the state shown in FIG. From the state shown in FIG. 26, it is an external view showing a state of holding the rear surface vertically. It is a figure which shows the procedure for piggybacking, and is the external view which shows the state which attached the infant holder to the parent side wearer. From the state shown in FIG. 28, it is an external view showing a state in which the shoulder belt of the parent-side wearer is hung on both shoulders of a person carrying an infant. From the state shown in FIG. 29, it is an external view which shows the state of a piggyback ride.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The same or corresponding parts in the drawings are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

<About babysitters>
FIG. 1 is an external view of the babysitter band 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention as viewed from the front side. In the following description, the horizontal direction and the vertical direction are based on the horizontal direction and the vertical direction on the paper surface of FIG. 1, respectively.

With reference to FIG. 1, the babysitter 1 includes a parent-side wearer 2 worn by a person carrying an infant (for example, a parent) and an infant retainer 7 for holding the body of the infant. The parent side attachment 2 and the infant holder 7 are provided separately. The parent-side fitting 2 and the infant holder 7 are connected by the first connecting tools 33, 43, the second connecting tools 34, 44, the third connecting tools 55, 56, and the first and second hook-and-loop fasteners 22, 77. .. Hereinafter, the parent-side attachment 2 and the infant holder 7 will be described in detail.

(About parent side fittings)
FIG. 2 is an external view of the parent side attachment 2 as viewed from the front side, and FIG. 3 is an external view of the parent side attachment 2 as viewed from the rear surface side. The parent side attachment 2 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.

The parent-side attachment 2 includes a seat member 20 arranged between the infant and the parent, a pair of loop-shaped shoulder belts 3 hung on both shoulders of the infant and the parent, and an infant connected to the parent-side attachment 2. A cover member 50 that covers the holder 7 (FIGS. 4 and 5) so as to be lifted from below, and a waist belt 60 that is attached to the waist of the parent are included.

First, the seat member 20 will be described. The seat member 20 is a member that is arranged between the parent and the infant when worn. The sheet member 20 is, for example, a member having a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from the front, and a thin mesh fabric is used in consideration of breathability. A hook-and-loop fastener 21 for connecting to the buttock height adjusting member 140 described below may be provided at a substantially central portion of the seat member 20.

Next, the shoulder belt 3 will be described. The pair of loop-shaped shoulder belts 3 is a pair of left and right belts, and has a right belt 30 and a left belt 40.

The right belt 30 is composed of a first belt 31 which is located above and is hung on the shoulder of the parent, and a second belt 32 which is connected to the lower end of the first belt 31 so as to be adjustable in length. The upper end of the right belt 30 is sewn to the upper right end of the seat member 20. The lower end of the second belt 32 is sewn to the right end of the seat member 20. As a result, the right belt 30 is attached to the seat member 20 in a loop shape.

A band portion 310 extending in the longitudinal direction is sewn to the central portion in the width direction of the first belt 31. The first belt 31 is made of a material having appropriate elasticity because it is hung on the left shoulder of the bearer during use. Further, by adjusting the length of the second belt 32, it can be adapted to the body shape of the person who carries the length of the right belt 30.

At one end of the right belt 30, that is, the upper portion of the first belt 31, a first connector 33 that is detachably connected to the upper portion of the infant holder 7 is provided. The first connecting tool 33 includes a locking tool 330 attached to one end of the right belt 30 and a locked tool 96 (FIGS. 4 and 5) attached above the infant holder 7 described later. , At least one of the locking tool 330 and the locked tool 96 is adjustable in length. Specifically, the locking tool 330 includes a first band 331 branching from one end of the right belt 30 and a first engaging portion 332 attached to the tip of the first band 331. .. The locked tool 96 includes a first engaged portion 960 attached to the infant holder 7. The first engaged portion 960 will be described later. The first band 331 is sewn to the fixed portion 333 on the band 310. The first engaging portion 332 can move along the longitudinal direction of the first band 331. As a result, the length of the first connector 33 can be adjusted.

A second connecting tool 34 that is detachably connected to the surface portion of the cover member 50, which will be described later, is provided at the other end portion of the right belt 30, that is, a substantially central portion in the longitudinal direction of the second belt 32. The second connector 34 includes a second band 340 that branches off from the other end of the right belt 30, a second engaging portion 341 that is attached to the tip of the second band 340, and a surface of the cover member 50. Includes a second engaged portion 52 (FIG. 3) attached to the portion. The second engaged portion 52 will be described later. The second band 340 is sewn to the lower end of the first belt 31 and branches off from the first belt 31. A tubular portion 320 that covers the outer circumferences of the second belt 32 and the second belt 340 is provided at a substantially central portion in the longitudinal direction of the second belt 32 so as to be movable in the longitudinal direction of the second belt 32. .. This makes it possible to prevent only the second band 340 from hanging downward when the parent wears it. The second belt body 340 may be branched from an intermediate position of the second belt 32. In this case, the branch point between the second band 340 and the second belt 32 is preferably inside the tubular portion 320.

Similar to the right belt 30, the left belt 40 includes a first belt 41 located above and hung on the shoulder of the parent, and a second belt 42 connected to the lower end of the first belt 41 so as to be adjustable in length. It is composed of. The upper end of the right belt 30 is sewn to the upper left end of the seat member 20. The lower end of the second belt 42 is sewn to the left end of the seat member 20. As a result, the right belt 30 is attached to the seat member 20 in a loop shape.

A band portion 410 extending in the longitudinal direction is sewn to the central portion in the width direction of the first belt 41. The first belt 41 is made of a material having appropriate elasticity because it is hung on the left shoulder of the bearer during use. Further, by adjusting the length of the second belt 42, it can be adapted to the body shape of the person who carries the length of the left belt 40.

At one end of the left belt 40, that is, the upper part of the first belt 41, a first connecting tool 43 that is detachably connected to the upper part of the infant holder 7 is provided. The first connecting tool 43 includes a locking tool 430 attached to one end portion of the left belt 40 and a locked tool 86 (FIGS. 4 and 5) attached above the infant holder 7 described later. , At least one of the locking tool 430 and the locked tool 86 is adjustable in length. Specifically, the locking tool 430 includes a first band 431 that branches and extends from one end of the left belt 40, and a first engaging portion 432 that is attached to the tip of the first band 431. .. The locked tool 86 includes a first engaged portion 860 attached to the infant holder 7. The first engaged portion 860 will be described later. The first band 431 is sewn to a fixed portion 433 on the band 410. The first engaging portion 432 is movable along the longitudinal direction of the first band 431. As a result, the length of the first connector 43 can be adjusted.

A second connecting tool 44 that is detachably connected to the surface portion of the cover member 50, which will be described later, is provided at the other end portion of the left belt 40, that is, a substantially central portion of the second belt 42. The second connector 44 includes a second band 440 that branches off from the other end of the left belt 40, a second engaging portion 441 that is attached to the tip of the second band 440, and the surface of the cover member 50. Includes a second engaged portion 53 (FIG. 3) attached to the portion. The second engaged portion 53 will be described later. The second band 440 is sewn to the lower end of the first belt 41 and branches off from the first belt 41. A tubular portion 420 that covers the outer circumferences of the second belt 42 and the second belt 440 is provided at a substantially central portion in the longitudinal direction of the second belt 42 so as to be movable in the longitudinal direction of the second belt 42. .. This makes it possible to prevent only the second band 440 from hanging downward when worn by the parent. The second belt body 440 may be branched from an intermediate position of the second belt 42. In this case, the branch point between the second band 440 and the second belt 42 is preferably inside the tubular portion 420.

The shoulder belt 3 has a bridge belt 35 for appropriately maintaining a distance between the right belt 30 and the left belt 40 and preventing the shoulder belt 3 from slipping off the shoulder of the parent. The right end of the bridge belt 35 includes a band 352 attached to the right belt 30 and a female buckle 350 attached to the band 352. The left end of the bridge belt 35 includes a band 353 attached to the left belt 40 and a male buckle 351 attached to the band 353. The strips 352 and 353 are attached to the first belts 31 and 41 so that they can slide slightly with respect to the extending direction of the first belts 31 and 41, respectively.

Next, the cover member 50 will be described. The cover member 50 will be described with reference to the vertical direction on the paper surface of FIGS. 2 and 3. The cover member 50 is, for example, a member having a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from the front, and a thin mesh fabric is used. The cover member 50 is sewn on the lower end edge of the seat member 20. At the lower end of the cover member 50, third connecting tools 55 and 56 that are detachably connected to the infant holder 7 are provided. The third connector 55 includes a fastener 550 provided at the lower right end of the cover member 50 and a fastener 700 (FIG. 5) provided at the upper left end of the backrest 70 of the infant holder 7. .. The fastener 700 will be described later. Further, the third connecting tool 56 includes a fastener 560 provided at the lower left end portion of the cover member 50 and a fastener 701 (FIG. 5) provided at the upper left end portion of the back support portion 70 of the infant holder 7. including. The fastener 701 will be described later.

In order to improve the strength of the cover member 50, diagonally extending belt members 57 and 58 are sewn on the cover member 50 in a substantially X-shape in front view. Specifically, the belt member 57 extends obliquely from the fastener 550 toward the left edge of the seat member 20. The belt member 58 extends obliquely from the fastener 560 toward the lower right edge of the seat member 20. A region 590 surrounded by the lower end edges of the belt members 57 and 58 and the seat member 20 is formed. As a result, the strength of the sheet member 20 is not impaired even if the mesh-like material is weak in strength.

With particular reference to FIG. 3, second engaged portions 52, 53 constituting the second connecting members 34, 44 are provided on the rear surface side of the cover member 50. The second engaged portions 52 and 53 are attached to both ends of the strip-shaped strip member 54 sewn to the cover member 50.

Specifically, the second engaging portion 341 of the second connecting tool 34 includes a pair of button portions 343 and an opening 342 that can change the size of the opening by pushing the button portion 343 inward. Have. The second engaged portion 52 has a protruding portion 521 that is inserted into the opening 342. The button portion 343 of the second engaging portion 341 is pushed inward to increase the size of the opening 342, and the protruding portion 521 of the second engaged portion 52 is inserted into the opening 342, whereby the second engaging portion 341 is engaged. The portion 341 and the second engaged portion 52 can be connected to each other.

Similarly, the second engaging portion 441 of the second connector 44 has a pair of button portions 443 and an opening 442 in which the size of the opening can be changed by pushing the button portion 443 inward. .. The second engaged portion 53 has a protruding portion 531 that is inserted into the opening 442. The button portion 443 of the second engaging portion 441 is pushed inward to increase the size of the opening 442, and the protruding portion 531 of the second engaged portion 53 is inserted into the opening 442 to perform the second engagement. The portion 441 and the second engaged portion 53 can be connected. With such a structure, the parent can connect and disconnect the second connecting tools 34 and 44 with a simple operation with one hand.

Next, the waist belt 60 will be described. The waist belt 60 is located below the seat member 20 and is attached to the waist of the parent. The waist belt 60 has a waist support portion 61 extending in the left-right direction and wrapped around the waist of the parent, and a female buckle 63 and a male buckle 64 provided at both ends of the waist support portion 61, respectively. The upper end of the center portion in the left-right direction of the waist support portion 61 is sewn and connected to the lower end portion of the seat member 20 and the upper end portion of the cover member 50.

With reference to FIG. 2, a first hook-and-loop fastener 22 extends between the cover member 50 and the seat member 20. The first surface fastener 22 has a substantially rectangular shape, and its upper end is sewn between the cover member 50 and the seat member 20. The surface of the first surface fastener 22 facing the seat member 20 is a connecting surface. The first surface fastener 22 is connected to the second surface fastener 77 of the infant holder 7. The second surface fastener 77 will be described later. The cover member 50 may be connected to the buttocks height adjusting member 140 (FIG. 20) described later. In this case, a fastener portion 23 for connecting to the buttock height adjusting member 140 may be provided at a position below the lateral central portion of the seat member 20. The buttock height adjusting member 140 will be described later.

(About infant holders)
Next, the infant holder 7 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 7. FIG. 4 is an external view of the infant holder 7 as viewed from the front side. FIG. 5 is an external view of the infant holder 7 as viewed from the rear surface side. FIG. 6 is an enlarged perspective view of the right arm portion 80 of the main body shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from the direction of the arrow VI. FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view of the right protruding portion 100 shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from the direction of arrow VII.

With reference to FIGS. 4 to 7, the infant holder 7 includes a back support portion 70 that supports the back of the infant to be held from behind, and a crotch support portion that is connected below the back support portion 70 and supports the foot crotch portion of the infant. It has a 71 and a front pad 72 that is connected below the crotch pad 71 and supports the lower abdomen of the infant from the front. The infant holder 7 is made of a cloth member. This cloth member may include a cushion material. In addition, the infant holder 7 has a wide and thin shape and can be freely bent.

On the upper right side of the back support portion 70, the right arm portion 80 of the main body having the first engaged portion 860 connected to the first engaging portion 432 provided on the left belt 40 projects upward to the right. It is provided in. Further, on the upper left side portion of the back support portion 70, the main body left arm portion 90 having the first engaged portion 960 connected to the first engaging portion 332 provided on the right belt 30 projects toward the upper left. It is provided to do so.

Here, the right arm portion 80 of the main body will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 6, the main body right arm portion 80 includes a right arm portion front portion 81 located on the front surface side of the main body right arm portion 80 and a right arm portion rear portion 82 located on the rear surface side of the main body right arm portion 80. The front part 81 of the right arm portion and the rear portion 82 of the right arm portion are both connected to the upper right side portion of the back support portion 70 at the lower end portion. The front part 81 of the right arm and the rear part 82 of the right arm each project from the upper right side to the upper right, and are divided into front and rear parts at the upper end of the right arm 80 of the main body.

The opposite side portions of the right arm portion front portion 81 and the right arm portion rear portion 82 are connected to each other by sewing portions 83, 84 formed by sewing over a region from the lower end portion to a predetermined position above. .. As a result, in the area where the sewn portions 83 and 84 are provided, the right arm portion front portion 81, the right arm portion rear portion 82, and the sewn portions 83 and 84 provided on both sides of the right arm portion front portion 81 and the right arm portion rear portion 82. A bag-shaped space 85 is formed in the area surrounded by.

Inside the bag-shaped space 85, a first engaged portion 860 connected to the first engaging portion 432 provided on the left belt 40 is internally provided so as to cover substantially the entire area. Further, fasteners 87 and 88 that engage with each other and form a pair are provided at the upper center of the right arm front portion 81 and the right arm rear portion 82. Therefore, when the right belt 30 is removed from the infant holder 7, the first engaged portion 860 can be completely covered from the outside by connecting the fasteners 87 and 88 to each other. .. The front portion 81 of the right arm is provided with a fastener 89 that is connected to the fastener 135 of the auxiliary sheet 130, which will be described later.

As described above, the left arm portion 90 of the main body is provided on the upper left side portion of the back support portion 70. The main body left arm 90 also has a left arm front 91 located on the front side of the main body left arm 90 and a left arm rear 92 located on the rear side of the main body left arm 90, similarly to the main body right arm 80. A bag-shaped space (not shown) is formed in the area surrounded by these and the sewing portions 93 and 94. Inside the space, a first engaged portion 960 connected to the first engaging portion 332 provided on the right belt 30 is internally provided. Further, when the fasteners 97 and 98 provided in the upper center of the left arm front portion 91 and the left arm rear portion 92 are connected to each other, the first engaged portion 960 is completely covered from the outside. The left arm front portion 91 is provided with a fastener 99 that is connected to the fastener 136 of the auxiliary sheet 130, which will be described later.

A male buckle 74 connected to the female buckle 106 described below is provided on the lower right side portion 73 of the front contact portion 72 so as to project toward the lower left. Further, a male buckle 76 connected to the female buckle 116 described below is provided on the lower left side portion 75 of the crotch pad portion 71 so as to project toward the lower right.

On the right side of the vertical center of the backrest 70, a right protruding portion 100 having a female buckle 106 connected to a male buckle 74 provided on the lower right side 73 of the crotch 71 is to the right. It is provided so as to protrude toward it. Further, on the left side of the central portion in the vertical direction of the back support portion 70, a left protruding portion 110 having a female buckle 116 connected to a male buckle 76 provided on the lower left side portion 75 of the front support portion 72 is on the right side. It is provided so as to protrude toward.

Here, the right protruding portion 100 will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 7, the right protruding portion 100 includes a right protruding front portion 101 located on the front surface side of the right protruding portion 100 and a right protruding rear portion 102 located on the rear surface side of the right protruding portion 100. The right protruding front portion 101 and the right protruding rear portion 102 are both connected to the right side portion of the back support portion 70 at the right end portion. The right projecting front portion 101 and the right projecting rear portion 102 project from the right side portion to the right, respectively, and the left end portion of the right projecting portion 100 is divided into front and rear portions.

The opposite side portions of the right protruding front portion 101 and the right protruding rear portion 102 are connected to each other by sewing portions 103 and 104 formed by sewing over a region from the lower end portion to a predetermined position above. .. As a result, in the area where the sewing portions 103 and 104 are provided, the right protruding front portion 101, the right protruding rear portion 102, and the sewing portions 103 and 104 provided on both sides of the right protruding front portion 101 and the right protruding rear portion 102. A bag-shaped space 105 is formed in the area surrounded by. Inside the bag-shaped space 105, a female buckle 106 connected to a male buckle 74 provided on the lower right side portion 73 of the front contact portion 72 is installed so as to cover substantially the entire surface.

As described above, a left protruding portion 110 is provided on the left side portion of the back support portion 70. Like the right projecting portion 100, the left projecting portion 110 also has a left projecting front portion 111 located on the front surface side of the left projecting portion 110 and a left projecting rear portion 112 located on the rear surface side of the left projecting portion 110. A bag-shaped space (not shown) is formed in the area surrounded by these and the sewing portions 113 and 114. A female buckle 116 connected to the male buckle 76 provided on the lower left side portion 75 is internally provided inside the space. On the left side of the central portion in the vertical direction of the front contact portion 72, a left protruding portion 65 having a female buckle 116 connected to a male buckle 76 provided on the lower left side portion 75 of the front contact portion 72 is directed to the left. It is provided so as to protrude.

The crotch pad 71 includes a core material (not shown) having appropriate elasticity inside. With this core material, it is possible to reduce the load on the legs of the infant during use and improve the comfort of the infant. Further, on the rear surface of the crotch pad portion 71, a second surface fastener 77 connected to the first surface fastener 22 described above is provided. The left and right sides of the crotch pad 71 may be provided with leg holding portions 78 extending from both sides of the crotch pad 71 and hitting the legs of an infant.

<How to wear a babysitter>
(How to wrap the infant holder)
FIG. 8 is an external view showing a state in which the infant is placed on the infant holder 7, and FIG. 9 is an external view showing a state in which the infant is held on the infant holder 7.

A method of wrapping the infant in the infant holder 7 will be described. As shown in FIG. 8, the infant is laid on the infant holder 7. As shown in FIG. 9, the front contact portion 72 of the infant holder 7 is put on the vicinity of the abdomen of the infant. The female buckle 116 of the right protruding portion 100 and the male buckle 74 of the lower right side portion 73 are connected. Further, the female buckle 106 of the left protruding portion 110 and the male buckle 76 of the lower left side portion 75 are connected. As a result, the body of the infant can be wrapped with the infant holder 7.

FIG. 10 is an external view showing a state in which an infant wrapped in the infant holder 7 is placed on the baby carriage 120. As shown in FIG. 10, the infant wrapped in the infant retainer 7 can be placed on the baby carriage 120. Specifically, the parent puts the baby wrapped in the baby carriage 7 on the seat portion 124 of the baby carriage 120, and attaches the baby carriage 120 waist belt 123, the baby carriage shoulder belt 122, and the baby carriage crotch belt 121. As a result, the infant can be placed on the baby carriage 120 with the infant wrapped in the infant holder 7. Further, since the rear surface portion of the back support portion 70 of the infant holder 7 has no uneven-shaped member and is smooth, the infant can spend comfortably even when placed on the baby carriage 120.

(About how to attach the parent attachment)
FIG. 11 is an external view showing a state in which the parent-side attachment 2 is attached to a person carrying an infant. With reference to FIG. 11, the right belt 30 is hung on the left shoulder of the parent, the left belt 40 is hung on the right shoulder of the parent, and the bridge belt 35 (FIGS. 2 and 3) located on the back of the parent is connected. Further, the waist belt 60 is attached to the waist of the parent by putting the waist belt 61 on the waist and connecting the female buckle 63 and the male buckle 64. The cover member 50 is in a state of hanging from the front of the waist belt 60.

(About the front vertical hug)
FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a procedure for holding the front side in the vertical direction, in which the first engaging portions 332 and 432 of the parent side attachment 2 and the first engaged portions 860 and 960 of the infant holder 7 are shown. It is an external view which shows the method of connecting. FIG. 13 is an external view showing a state in which the first surface fastener 22 of the parent side attachment 2 and the second surface fastener 77 of the infant holder 7 are connected from the state shown in FIG. FIG. 14 is an external view showing a state in which the lengths of the first connecting tools 33 and 43 of the parent side mounting tool 2 are adjusted from the state shown in FIG. FIG. 15 is an external view showing a connected state of the second engaging portions 53 and 52 of the parent side attachment 2 and the second engaged portions 341 and 441 of the infant holder from the state shown in FIG.

With reference to FIGS. 12 to 15, a method of connecting the parent-side wearer 2 and the infant holder 7 with a front vertical hug (face-to-face vertical hug) will be described. First, the upper portion of the infant holder 7 and one end portion of the pair of shoulder belts 3 are connected by the first connecting tools 33 and 43. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 12, the first engaging portion 332 attached to the tip portion of the first band 331 branching from the right belt 30 and the left arm portion 90 of the main body of the infant holder 7 are provided. The first engaged portion 960 to be engaged is connected. In this case, the length of the first engaging portion 332 is adjustable and can be moved in the vertical direction along the first band 331. After moving the first engaging portion 332 to the tip of the first band 331, the first engaging portion 332 and the first engaged portion 960 are connected to each other.

Similarly, the first engaging portion 432 attached to the tip of the first band 431 branching from the left belt 40 and the first engaged portion 860 provided on the right arm portion 80 of the main body of the infant holder 7. To connect. In this case, the first engaging portion 432 is adjustable in length and can move in the vertical direction along the first band 431. After moving the first engaging portion 432 to the tip of the first band 431, the first engaging portion 432 and the first engaged portion 960 are connected.

In the conventional babysitter, when the infant holder 7 is connected to the parent-side attachment 2, the parent must bend forward so as to lie close to the infant, which is a heavy burden on the parent. However, in the present embodiment, the first connecting tools 33 and 43 are provided so that the lengths can be adjusted. As a result, when the position of the first engaging portion 332,432 is moved to the tip of the first band 331, 431, the first engaging portion 332, 432 and the first engaged portion 860, 960 are brought closer to each other. Therefore, the parent does not have to lean forward to lie down near the infant when connecting the first connecting tools 33 and 43. Further, the first engaging portions 332 and 432 can be moved to a position where they can be easily seen, and the connecting operation of the first connecting tools 33 and 43 can be easily and surely performed.

As shown in FIG. 13, the parent lifts the baby's buttocks with both hands and positions the first hook-and-loop fastener 22 of the parent-side wearer 2 and the second hook-and-loop fastener 77 of the crotch pad 71 of the baby holder 7. match. Further, the first surface fastener 22 hanging downward is moved upward, and the first surface fastener 22 and the second surface fastener 77 are connected so as to lift the infant holder 7 upward. Since this work is a work after being once connected by the first connecting tools 33 and 43, it can be performed in a stable state. Furthermore, since it is not necessary to support the weight of the infant with only both hands, the burden on the parent can be reduced.

As shown in FIG. 14, the length of the first band 331, 431 of the first connector 33, 43 is adjusted. Specifically, the tip portions of the first band 331, 431 are pulled to adjust the positions of the first engaging portions 332 and 432, and the infant holder 7 and the parent side attachment 2 are brought closer to each other.

As shown in FIG. 15A, the cover member 50 covers the infant holder 7 so as to lift it from below, connects the third connecting tools 55 and 56, and then connects the second connecting tools 34 and 44. Specifically, the cover member 50 is lifted so as to wrap the back support portion 70 of the infant holder 7. Next, the fastener 550 of the cover member 50 and the fastener 701 provided on the back support portion 70 of the infant holder 7 are connected. Similarly, the fastener 560 of the cover member 50 and the fastener 700 provided on the back support portion 70 of the infant holder 7 are connected. Further, with particular reference to FIG. 15B, the second engaged portion 52 of the cover member 50 and the second engaged portion 341 are connected. Similarly, the second engaged portion 53 of the cover member 50 and the second engaged portion 441 are connected. Specifically, the button portion 343 of the second engaging portion 341 is pushed inward to increase the size of the opening 342, and the protruding portion 521 of the second engaged portion 52 is inserted into the opening 342. , The second engaging portion 341 and the second engaged portion 52 are connected. Similarly, the button portion 443 of the second engaging portion 441 is pushed inward to increase the size of the opening 442, and the protruding portion 531 of the second engaged portion 53 is inserted into the opening 442. 2 The engaging portion 441 and the second engaged portion 53 are connected.

As a result, since the parent-side fitting 2 and the infant holder 7 are connected not only by the first connecting tools 33 and 43 but also by the second connecting tools 34 and 44, the weight of the infant is weighted by the first connecting tool 33. , 43 and the second connector 34, 44 can be dispersed, and the burden on the parent can be reduced. Further, by providing the waist belt 60 on the infant holder 7, the weight of the infant can be distributed to three points, and the burden on the parent can be further reduced. Since these connections can be performed with one hand and do not need to be visually observed, the parent-side wearing tool 2 and the infant holder 7 can be easily connected.

<About other members of the babysitter>
(About the auxiliary sheet)
FIG. 16 is an external view of the auxiliary sheet as viewed from the front side. FIG. 17 is an external view of the auxiliary sheet as viewed from the rear surface side. The auxiliary sheet 130 will be described with reference to FIGS. 16 and 17.

The auxiliary sheet 130 is a member used in the case of a newborn baby before sitting on the neck, and includes a core material having appropriate elasticity inside. The auxiliary sheet 130 is provided with a head support 131 that covers the head of the infant when used, and a back holding member 132 that is located below the head support 131 and supports the back of the infant from behind.

Ring portions 133 and 134 are provided on both upper sides of the rear surface portion of the back holding member 132. The annular portions 133 and 134 have an annular shape because both ends of the strip-shaped member in the longitudinal direction are sewn to the back holding member 132. A fastener 135 that engages with the fastener 89 provided on the infant holder 7 is attached to the central portion of the annular portion 133. Here, the fastener 135 is attached to the annular portion 133 so that the engaging portion of the fastener 135 projects toward the inner peripheral side of the annular portion 133. Further, a fastener 136 that engages with the fastener 99 provided on the infant holder 7 is attached to the central portion on the front surface side of the annular portion 134 in the same manner as the fastener 135. By using the auxiliary sheet 130, it is possible to improve the stability when holding the infant and the comfort of the infant being held during use.

Next, a method of attaching the auxiliary sheet 130 to the infant holder 7 will be described with reference to FIGS. 18 and 19. First, the auxiliary sheet 130 is placed on the infant holder 7. Further, the left arm portion 90 of the main body is inserted into the annular portion 134, and the fastener 99 provided on the left arm portion 90 of the main body and the fastener 136 provided on the annular portion 134 are connected. Similarly, the right arm portion 80 of the main body is inserted into the ring portion 133, and the fastener 89 provided on the right arm portion 80 of the main body and the fastener 135 provided on the ring portion 133 are connected. By this work, the infant holder 7 is connected to the auxiliary sheet 130.

(About the buttock height adjustment member)
FIG. 20 is a perspective view of the buttock height adjusting member 140. The buttocks height adjusting member 140 will be described with reference to FIG.

The buttocks height adjusting member 140 is a member that brings the position of the buttocks of an infant upward, and is used, for example, in the case of a newborn baby before sitting on the neck and an infant having a small physique. The buttock height adjusting member 140 is a member having a substantially cubic shape, and includes a core material having appropriate elasticity inside. A fastener portion 141 connected to the fastener portion 23 of the parent side attachment 2 is sewn on one side of the buttock height adjusting member 140. Further, on one surface of the buttock height adjusting member 140, a buttock surface fastener 142 connected to the first surface fastener 22 of the parent side mounting tool 2 is provided. The buttock height adjusting member 140 may be provided with a hook-and-loop fastener (not shown) connected to the hook-and-loop fastener 21 provided on the seat member 20 of the parent side mounting tool 2 described above.

<About other ways to wear babysitters>
(About how to attach the auxiliary seat and buttock height adjustment member)
FIG. 21 shows a state in which the buttock height adjusting member 140 is attached between the first surface fastener 22 and the second surface fastener 77, and the infant holder 7 to which the auxiliary sheet 130 is attached is attached to the parent side attachment 2. It is an external view. With reference to FIG. 21, a method of connecting the parent side attachment 2 and the infant holder 7 by using the buttocks height adjusting member 140 and the auxiliary seat 130 will be described. Only the differences from the method of connecting the parent-side attachment 2 and the infant holder 7 described above will be described.

As shown in FIGS. 18 and 19, the auxiliary sheet 130 is connected to the infant holder 7. Before connecting the first surface fastener 22 of the parent side attachment 2 and the second surface fastener 77 of the infant holder 7, the fastener portion 23 of the parent side attachment 2 and the fastener portion 141 of the buttock height adjusting member 140 are connected. connect. Further, the crotch pad 71 of the infant holder 7 is placed on the buttocks height adjusting member 140. Next, the first surface fastener 22 of the parent side attachment 2 is connected to the buttock surface fastener 142 of the buttock height adjusting member 140 and the second surface fastener 77 of the infant holder 7.

By this work, the position of the buttocks of the infant can be raised and the position of the head can be raised, so that the baby can also be used for a small newborn baby. Further, since the buttock height adjusting member 140 and the auxiliary seat 130 are lightweight, even if the number of parts increases, it does not burden the parents.

(About the vertical hug on the back)
FIG. 22 is a view showing a vertical hug on the rear surface, in which the parent-side attachment 2 is attached to a person carrying the infant, and the second surface of the infant holder 7 is mounted on the first surface fastener 22 of the parent-side attachment 2. It is an external view which shows the state which connects the fastener 77. FIG. 23 is an external view showing a state in which the infant is placed on the infant holder 7 and the infant is held by the infant holder 7 from the state shown in FIG. 22. FIG. 24 is an external view showing a state in which the first connecting tools 33 and 43 are connected from the state shown in FIG. 23. FIG. 25 is an external view showing a state in which the infant held by the infant holder 7 is covered with the cover member 50 from the state shown in FIG. 24. FIG. 26 is an external view showing a state in which the second connecting tools 34 and 44 are connected from the state shown in FIG. 25. FIG. 27 is an external view showing a state of holding the rear surface vertically from the state shown in FIG. 26. The method of holding the rear surface vertically will be described with reference to FIGS. 22 to 27.

With reference to FIG. 22, the parent hangs the right belt 30 and the left belt 40 on the parent's shoulder, connects the bridge belt 35 (FIGS. 2 and 3) located on the parent's back, and attaches the waist belt 60 to the waist. To do. Further, the cover member 50 and the first surface fastener 22 are hung on the lap of the parent, and the infant holder 7 is placed on the cover member 50 of the parent side attachment 2. In this case, the back support portion 70 of the infant holder 7 is arranged so as to face the cover member 50 side, and the front support portion 72 faces the seat member 20 side, and the second surface fastener 77 and the parent side attachment of the infant holder 7 are arranged. The first surface fastener 22 of 2 is connected.

With reference to FIG. 23, the infant is straddled on the crotch pad 71 of the infant retainer 7, and the infant retainer 7 is attached to the infant. Specifically, the male buckle 74 of the lower right side portion 73 and the female buckle 106 of the right protruding portion 100 are connected, and the male buckle 76 of the lower left side portion 75 and the female buckle 116 of the left protruding portion 110 are connected.

With reference to FIG. 24, the first connecting tools 33 and 43 are connected. Specifically, the first engaging portion 332 attached to the tip of the first band 331 branching from the right belt 30 and the first engaged portion provided on the right arm portion 80 of the main body of the infant holder 7. It is connected to 860. The first engaging portion 432 attached to the tip of the first band 431 branching from the left belt 40 and the first engaged portion 960 provided on the left arm 90 of the main body of the infant holder 7 are connected. .. As a result, the front side of the infant is covered with the back support portion 70, and the buttocks of the infant are covered with the front support portion 72.

With reference to FIG. 25, the third connecting tools 55 and 56 are connected. Specifically, the fastener 560 of the cover member 50 and the fastener 700 of the infant holder 7 are connected, and the fastener 550 of the cover member 50 and the fastener 701 of the infant holder 7 are connected. Next, with reference to FIG. 26, the second connecting tools 34 and 44 are connected. Specifically, the second engaged portion 52 of the cover member 50 and the second engaged portion 441 are connected. Similarly, the second engaged portion 53 of the cover member 50 and the second engaged portion 341 are connected.

Subsequently, the connection between the fastener 560 of the cover member 50 and the fastener 700 of the infant holder 7 is released, the connection between the fastener 550 of the cover member 50 and the fastener 701 of the infant holder 7 is released, and the parent The upper part of the cover member 50 of the side mounting tool 2 is folded back with the second connecting tools 34 and 44 as fulcrums. As a result, since the second connecting tools 34 and 44 are covered with the cover member 50, the infant's hand does not directly hit the second connecting tools 34 and 44, so that the connecting of the second connecting tools 34 and 44 is not prepared. Will not be released. With such a procedure, the infant can be held vertically on the back surface as shown in FIG. 27.

(About piggyback ride)
FIG. 28 is a diagram showing a procedure for piggybacking, and is an external view showing a state in which the infant holder 7 is attached to the parent side attachment 2. FIG. 29 is an external view showing a state in which the shoulder belt 3 of the parent-side wearer 2 is hung on both shoulders of a person carrying an infant from the state shown in FIG. 28. FIG. 30 is an external view showing the state of the piggyback ride from the state shown in FIG. 29. The piggyback ride method will be described with reference to FIGS. 28 to 30.

With reference to FIG. 28, the infant is wrapped in the infant retainer 7 and the infant retainer 7 and the parent attachment 2 are connected in the same manner as the above-mentioned front vertical hugging. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the infant is wrapped in the infant holder 7, and the parent side attachment 2 and the infant holder 7 are connected to the first connector 33, 43 and the second second connector 34. , 44 (FIG. 1), the third connector 55,56 (FIG. 1), and the first and second surface fasteners 22, 77 (FIG. 1).

With reference to FIG. 29, the parent hangs the right belt 30 and the left belt 40 of the parent side fitting 2 on the shoulder, connects the bridge belt 35, and wears the waist belt 60 on the waist. As a result, as shown in FIG. 30, the piggyback ride can be easily carried out.

In the present embodiment, the locking tools 330 and 430 attached to the right and left belts 30 and 40 of the first connecting tools 33 and 43 have been described as being provided with adjustable lengths, but are locked. The tools 86, 96 may be provided with adjustable lengths, for example, the locking tool has a band as well as the engaged tool so that the engaged tool can move along the band. There may be.

Further, in the above embodiment, the infant whose body is held by the infant holder 7 can be placed on the baby carriage 120, but can be placed on an infant holder such as a child seat. In addition, the infant whose body is supported by the infant holder 7 may be laid on the bed as it is. As described above, since the rear surface portion of the back support portion 70 of the infant holder 7 is smooth without the uneven-shaped member, the infant can comfortably hold the body portion by the infant holder 7. Because you can spend it.

Although embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the drawings, the present invention is not limited to those of the illustrated embodiments. It is possible to make various modifications and modifications to the illustrated embodiment within the same range as the present invention or within the same range.

1 child guard band, 2 parent side wearer, 3 shoulder belt, 7 infant holder, 20 seat member, 21 side fastener, 22 first side fastener, 23,141 fastener part, 30 right belt, 40 left belt, 31,41 1st belt, 32,42 2nd belt, 33,43 1st connector, 34,44 2nd connector, 35 bridge belt, 50 cover member, 52,53 2nd engaged part, 54 strip-shaped member, 55 , 56 Third connector, 57,58 Belt member, 60 Waist belt, 61 Waist pad, 63,106,116,350 Female buckle, 64,74,76,351 Male buckle, 65,110 Left protrusion, 70 Back pad, 71 crotch pad, 72 front pad, 73 lower right side, 75 lower left side, 77 second surface fastener, 78 leg holder, 80 body right arm, 81 right arm front, 82 right arm Rear, 83,84,93,94,103,104,113,114 Sewing, 85,105 Space, 86,96 Locking tool, 87,88,89,97,98,99,134,135,1366 550, 560, 700, 701 Fasteners, 90 body left arm, 91 left arm front, 92 left arm rear, 100 right protrusion, 101 right protrusion front, 102 right protrusion rear, 111 left protrusion front, 112 left Protruding rear, 120 baby carriage, 121 baby carriage waist belt, 122 baby carriage shoulder belt, 123 baby carriage crotch belt, 124 seats, 130 auxiliary seats, 131 head support, 132 back holding member, 133,134 annulus, 140 buttock Height adjusting member, 142 butt surface fastener, 310,410 belt part, 320,420 tubular part, 521,531 protrusion, 330,430 locking tool, 331,431 first belt body, 332,432 first engagement Joint part, 333,433 fixing part, 340,440 second belt body, 341,441 second engaging part, 342,442 opening, 343,443 button part, 352,353 belt part, 590 area, 860,960 First engaged part.

Claims (12)

A parent side including a pair of loop-shaped shoulder belts hung on both shoulders of a person carrying an infant and a seat member connected to both ends of the pair of shoulder belts and arranged between the infant and the person carrying the infant. With the fittings
A babysitter that is provided separately from the parent-side attachment and includes an infant holder that holds the infant's body.
The parent-side wearer includes a cover member that covers the infant-holding tool connected to the parent-side wearer so as to lift it from below.
The babysitter
A first connecting tool that detachably connects the upper portion of the infant holder and one end portion of the pair of shoulder belts.
E Bei and a pair of second connector for detachably connecting the other end portion of the surface portion and the pair of shoulder belts of said cover member,
The infant holder is a cloth material composed of a back support portion, a crotch support portion connected below the back support portion, and a front support portion connected below the crotch support portion.
A babysitter that forms a space for holding an infant's body between the back support portion and the front support portion by connecting both side portions of the front support portion and the back support portion . The pair of second connecting tools includes a second band extending from the other end of the pair of shoulder belts, a second engaging portion attached to the tip of the second band, and a cover member. The child protection band according to claim 1, which includes a second engaged portion attached to a surface portion of the above. The babysitter according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the parent-side wearer is located below the seat member and includes a waist belt worn on the waist of a person carrying an infant. The back rest part is, only contains the upper left side and the upper right side,
Space for holding the body of the infant, the formed by the folding return Succoth the front lays portion, infant carrier according to claim 1. The first connecting tool includes a first band extending from one end of the pair of shoulder belts, a first engaging portion attached to the tip of the first band, and an infant holder. The child protection band according to claim 4, which includes the upper left side portion and the first engaged portion attached to the upper right side portion. Further comprising a third connector for detachably connecting the left upper side and the upper right side of the baby holder the upper end portion of the cover member, infant carrier according to claim 4 or 5. Wherein the master mounting fixture has a first surface fastener extending from between the sheet member and the cover member, the baby holder is located on the back surface of the crotch portion, the first The babysitter according to any one of claims 4 to 6, which has a second surface fastener connected to the surface fastener. The babysitter according to claim 7, further comprising a buttock height adjusting member between the first hook-and-loop fastener and the second hook-and-loop fastener to bring the position of the buttock of the infant upward. An auxiliary sheet including a head support is attached to the infant holder.
The babysitter according to any one of claims 4 to 8, wherein the auxiliary sheet is attached to the upper left side portion and the upper right side portion of the infant holder. Before Symbol first connector includes a pair of locking members attached to one end portion of said pair of shoulder belts and a pair of the locking tool mounted above the infant holder, the engagement The babysitter according to claim 4, wherein at least one of the stopper and the locked device is adjustable in length. The pair of locking tools comprises a band extending from one end of the pair of shoulder belts and an engaging portion attached to the tip of the band and movable along the band. Including
The babysitter according to claim 10, wherein the pair of locked devices includes an engaged portion attached above the infant holder. The babysitter according to claim 10 or 11, wherein the locked tool is attached to the upper left side portion and the upper right side portion of the back support portion .

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