JP7105028B1 - A hook for holding an infant, a fitting that allows the hook to be hooked, and clothing equipped with the fitting - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] Conventionally, many of the tools for reducing the burden on a person carrying an infant are inconvenient because they are integrated with a loop or the like for holding the hand and a belt or the like. [Constitution] The present invention comprises an annular body through which the hand of a user holding an infant is inserted, and a hook piece protruding from the outer peripheral surface of the annular body, wherein the hook piece extends in the circumferential direction of the annular body. A hook for holding an infant characterized by extending and forming a hook groove between an annular body and a hook piece, and the hook is detachable from the hook. It reduces the burden on the user's hands (wrists, arms, etc.) when holding an infant, and allows the user to freely move his/her hands and body without restriction when not holding an infant. can act. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention reduces the burden on the user's hands (wrist, arm, etc.) when holding an infant, and restricts the movement of the user's hand and body when not holding an infant. The present invention relates to a supporting device for holding an infant, which allows the child to move freely without being overwhelmed.

When carrying an infant, the wrists, arms, etc. of the person holding the infant are burdened by the total weight of the infant. For example, there are Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2.

The device according to Patent Document 1 is an auxiliary band for walking while holding an infant using a sash-shaped belt (B) that hangs from the neck of the person who holds it in the part (A) where the hand of the person who holds it is placed. is. The idea according to Patent Document 2 is a shoulder strap formed by connecting both ends of a first strap in a loop via a fastener with a length adjustment function, and one end of the second strap is attached to the upper part of the shoulder strap. , the other end of which is engaged with the lower end of the strap, and a fastener with a length adjustment function is provided in the middle of the strap, and the suspension is engaged with the lower part of the shoulder strap. An infant carrier with hands.

Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 57-88463 Utility Model Registration No. 3162494

In the invention according to Patent Document 1, two card woven belts (B) are passed through a ring (A) for holding hands, and the length is adjusted using a buckle (C), so the card woven belt Since the loop (A) on which the hand is applied cannot be separated from (B), the belt (B) is bulky and may be inconvenient when washing or storing the card-woven belt (B). Further, in the device according to Patent Document 2, the shoulder strap 20 is passed through the ring 31 of the hanger 30, and then the shoulder strap 20 is inserted through the hole of the tubular shoulder rest 40 to attach the shoulder rest 40. After fitting, the free end is locked by the fastener 50 with a length adjustment function to form a loop, so the hanger 30 cannot be separated from the shoulder strap 20, so the shoulder strap 20 cannot be separated. Inconvenience may occur when washing or storing 20 .

Therefore, in order to solve the above problems, the present invention reduces the burden on the user's hand (wrist, arm, etc.) when holding an infant, and reduces the burden on the user's hand when not holding an infant. To provide a hook for holding an infant which can move freely without restricting the movement of the baby's body, a wearing tool capable of hooking the hook, and clothing equipped with the wearing tool.

According to a first aspect of the invention, there is provided a hook for holding an infant, comprising an annular body for inserting the hand of a user holding the infant, and a hooking piece projecting from the outer peripheral surface of the annular body. This hook for carrying an infant is characterized in that the hooking piece extends in the circumferential direction of the annular body, and a hooking groove is formed between the annular body and the hooking piece. in a dangling toy

According to a second aspect of the invention, there is provided a hook for holding an infant, comprising a cylindrical body through which the hand of a user holding the infant is inserted, and a hooking piece protruding from the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical body. 1. A holding piece for holding an infant, characterized in that the hanging piece extends perpendicularly or at an angle to the circumferential direction of the cylindrical body, and a holding groove is formed between the cylindrical body and the hanging piece. is a hook.

The invention of claim 3 is a hook for holding an infant, comprising: an arcuate or planar fixing portion in a side view to be fixed to an object to be fixed through which the hand of a user holding the infant can be inserted; and a hooking piece that continues from the base end of the fixing part and the hooking piece form a substantially U shape, and a hooking groove is formed between the fixing part and the hooking piece, A hook for holding an infant.

The invention of claim 4 is the hook for holding an infant according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that a standing groove is formed at the base end of the hanging groove. .

The invention of claim 5 is the hook for holding an infant according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the free end of the hooking piece is formed with a curved portion. .

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a mounting tool that enables a hook for holding an infant, which is set forth in any one of claims 1 to 5. It is a loop-shaped attachment that enables

The invention according to claim 7 is characterized in that the attachment device according to claim 6 further comprises at least one or more horizontal hanging cords, and the horizontal hanging cords are hung around the attachment device. It is the wearing equipment described.

According to the invention of claim 8, the harness of claim 7 further comprises at least one or more vertical hanging cords, and the vertical hanging cords are hung between the horizontal hanging cords and the mounting device, A wearing tool according to claim 7 .

A ninth aspect of the invention is a harness that enables the hooking device for holding an infant, wherein the hooking device for holding an infant according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is provided. This wearing tool is characterized in that a pair of shoulder straps and a connecting hanging strap are connected to each other.

The invention of claim 10 is characterized in that the connecting cord of claim 9 further comprises at least one or more horizontal hanging cords, and the horizontal hanging cord is looped over the connecting cord. Item 9. A wearing tool according to Item 9.

The invention of claim 11 is characterized in that the harness of claim 10 further comprises at least one or more vertical hanging cords, and the vertical hanging cords are stretched between the horizontal hanging cords and the connecting cords. 11. A harness according to claim 10.

The invention according to claim 12 is characterized in that the mounting device according to any one of claims 6 to 11 is provided with at least one motion stop portion. 12. The harness according to any one of 11.

The invention of claim 13 is clothing worn by a user holding an infant, wherein the clothing includes a sewn portion to which a mounting device is sewn and at least one non-sewing portion to which a mounting device is not sewn. 13. A clothing provided with the attachment according to any one of claims 6 to 12, characterized in that it is combined with a part and enables a hook to be hooked to the non-sewn part. .

According to the fourteenth aspect of the present invention, the sewing part is changed to a cylindrical lacing portion sewn to the clothing, and the attachment is inserted through the lacing portion. It's a ready-made garment.

The invention of claim 15 is clothing worn by a user holding an infant, wherein a hooking portion is formed by fixing a piece of cloth or a string to the clothing, and the hooking portion is formed of any of claims 1 to 5. It is clothing that enables the hanging of the hook for carrying an infant according to any one of them.

According to the hook for holding an infant of the present invention, the burden on the hand (wrist, arm) of the user can be reduced by dispersing the burden on the hand when holding the infant. In addition, since the hook can be easily removed from the wearer, when the baby is not being held, the wearer can move freely without interfering with hand and body movements. According to the wearing tool that enables the hooking of the hooking tool of the present invention, the burden on the hands of the user when holding the infant is distributed by the inexpensive and simple structure, thereby reducing the burden on the hands. can be reduced.

It is a side view of the hook for holding an infant (first embodiment). 2 is a perspective view of FIG. 1; FIG. It is the figure seen from the latching piece side of FIG. It is a top view of the hook for holding an infant (2nd Example, a hook piece is perpendicular|vertical). 5 is a side view of FIG. 4; FIG. It is the figure seen from the latching piece side of FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of FIG. 4; It is a top view of the hook for holding an infant (2nd Example, a hook piece is inclined). FIG. 9 is a side view of FIG. 8; It is the figure seen from the latching piece side of FIG. FIG. 9 is a perspective view of FIG. 8; It is a side view of the hook for holding an infant (3rd Example, circular arc shape). FIG. 13 is a perspective view of FIG. 12; It is the figure seen from the latching piece side of FIG. It is a side view of the hook for holding an infant (3rd Example, planar shape). FIG. 16 is a perspective view of FIG. 15; It is the figure seen from the latching piece side of FIG. FIG. 10 is a usage state diagram in which a neck-type attachment (neck strap) is worn. FIG. 4 is a front view of the clothing to which the neck strap is sewn; FIG. 10 is a front view of clothing having a neck strap and a side strap. FIG. 10 is a front view of a garment provided with a neck strap and a vertical strap. Fig. 10 is a front view of clothing having a movement stopper on the neck strap; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a usage state in which a shoulder type (shoulder half-circumferential type) wearing tool is worn. Fig. 2 is a front view of clothing to which a shoulder type (shoulder half circumference type) wearing tool is sewn. FIG. 10 is a front view of a garment having a shoulder strap type (shoulder semi-circumferential type) wearing device and a horizontal strap. FIG. 2 is a front view of a garment having a shoulder strap type (shoulder semi-circumferential type) wearing device and a vertical strap. Fig. 10 is a front view of a garment provided with a motion stopper on a shoulder type (shoulder half-circumferential type) wearing tool. FIG. 10 is a front view of clothing to which a partially inclined neck strap is sewn. FIG. 10 is a front view of clothing to which a shoulder strap type (shoulder half-circumference type) wearing device with slanted vertical straps is sewn. FIG. 10 is a front view of the clothing in which hooks are formed by fixing pieces of cloth; FIG. 10 is a front view of clothing in which a hooking portion is formed by fixing a string; FIG. 11 is a side view of a state in which the hook of the third embodiment is fixed to a belt portion of a wrist watch, which is an existing object to be fixed; FIG. 11 is a diagram of a state in which the hook of the third embodiment is fixed to an existing wristband, which is an object to be fixed; 34 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the hook of the third embodiment illustrated in FIG. 33 is inserted into the hand; FIG. FIG. 11 is a diagram of a state in which the hook of the third embodiment is fixed to the wrist supporter, which is an existing object to be fixed; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a state in which two hooks of the third embodiment are fixed to a wrist supporter, which is an existing object to be fixed. FIG. 10 is a usage state diagram in which a user wears the neck strap and the hook through which the hand is inserted is hooked to the neck strap. FIG. 10 is a view showing a state of use in which a user wears a shoulder type (shoulder semicircular type) wearing device, and a hook through which a hand is inserted is hooked to the wearing device. 1 is a diagram of a baby being held using the present invention; FIG. Figure 40 is a partially transparent view of the invention illustrated in Figure 39;

The present invention reduces the burden on the hand (wrist, arm, etc.) 51 of the user 50 holding the infant 60 (hereinafter simply referred to as "user 50") when holding the infant 60 using the present invention. And, when the present invention is not used (the hook 1 is not hooked to the wearing tool 30), the movement of the hand 51 and the body of the user 50 is not restricted, and the hand 51 and the body can be freely moved. A hook 1 for holding an infant 60, a wearing tool 30 that allows the hooking tool 1 to be hooked, a clothing 40 that includes the wearing tool 30, and a clothing 40 that allows the hooking tool 1 to be hooked. I will provide a. Hereinafter, each embodiment and the like of the present invention will be described with reference to each drawing.

The hook 1 for holding an infant 60 of the present invention is a type in which the hand 51 of the user 50 is inserted and used like a bracelet (first embodiment, second embodiment), and is attached to the existing adherend 20 It can be roughly classified into a type (third embodiment) that is fixed and used. These hooks 1 are so-called hooks, and are used by being hooked to the attachment 30 or the like worn by the user 50 holding the infant 60 . Each embodiment will be described below.

First, a first embodiment of a hook 1 for holding an infant 60 will be described. The structure of this first embodiment includes an annular body 3 through which the hand 51 of a user 50 holding an infant 60 is inserted, and a hooking piece 5 projecting (connected) from the outer peripheral surface 3a of the annular body 3. Provided (see FIG. 1, etc.).

The insertion hole 4 (inner circumference) of the annular main body 3 is not limited to an annular shape as long as the hand 51 of the user 50 holding the infant 60 can be inserted. It may be a star ring or the like. Similarly, the outer circumference is not limited to an annular shape, and the outer circumference may be an elliptical ring or the like. The shape of the inner circumference and the outer circumference may be different, for example, the inner circumference may be circular and the outer circumference may be star ring.

The hooking piece 5 is for hooking on the mounting tool 30 . As shown in FIG. 1, the free end 5d of the locking piece 5 preferably has a curved portion 6 gently curved in the radial direction, but the free end 5d of the locking piece 5 does not bend. A flat configuration is also possible (not shown).

A locking groove 8 is formed between the annular main body 3 and the locking piece 5 . Since this hooking groove 8 is formed along between the outer peripheral surface 3a of the annular main body 3 and the inner peripheral surface 5a of the hooking piece 5, it has an arc shape.

As shown in FIG. 1, it is desirable to form, for example, an upright groove 9 that rises radially from the outer peripheral surface 3a of the annular body 3 at the base end 8a of the locking groove 8. As shown in FIG. The direction and angle of the standing groove 9 are not particularly limited. It is desirable that it is vertical in consideration of fixation to and detachment from (string 32, vertical hanging string 33, neck hanging string 37, etc.). A configuration in which the standing groove 9 is not formed at the base end 8a of the locking groove 8 may be adopted.

When the hook 1 is hooked to the attachment 30 worn by the user 50, each string of the attachment 30 is inserted from the free end 8b of the hook groove 8 of the hook 1, and each string is inserted into the hook groove. However, if the free end 5d of the hooking piece 5 forms a curved portion 6 curved in the radial direction, each string of the fitting 30 is inserted into the hooking groove 8. Easier to insert. Moreover, in the case of the configuration in which the standing groove 9 is formed in the base end 8a of the locking groove 8, the standing groove 9 further secures the device. That is, by fitting each string into the standing groove 9, the hook 1 can be firmly fixed to the wearing tool 30. - 特許庁Also, when removing the hook 1 from the attachment 30, each string can be easily removed from the standing groove 9 by changing the direction of the hook 1. - 特許庁

By rounding the corners of the outer peripheral edge 3b of the annular main body 3, the outer peripheral edge 5b of the latching piece 5, and the inner peripheral edge 4b of the insertion hole 4, safety is further ensured when it hits a person or an object. Also, the discomfort of the hand 51 of the user 50 can be reduced.

Moreover, the width of the annular body 3 and the hooking piece 5, the inner diameter of the insertion hole 4, and the length of the hooking piece 5 can be appropriately selected. Therefore, the width of the annular body 3 in the transverse direction and the width of the latching piece 5 in the transverse direction may be substantially the same or different. Also, the inner diameter of the insertion hole 4 can be selected according to the user's 50 wrist or the like. The length of the hooking piece 5 can also be selected as appropriate, but in consideration of attachment/detachment from the mounting tool 30, the curved length along the outer peripheral surface 3a is preferably about 1/4 of the outer diameter.

Various resins can be used as the material for the hook 1 because they are inexpensive, lightweight, and have excellent workability. , various synthetic resin materials can be used. Specifically, various resins such as polyethylene resin, polypropylene resin, polystyrene resin, ABS resin, and nylon resin can be used. Also, various synthetic resin materials may be mixed with carbon fiber, glass fiber, or the like to form a fiber-reinforced plastic. The molding method is not particularly limited, but an injection molding method is desirable.

Moreover, the structure which combined the several material may be sufficient. For example, there is a configuration in which an elastic body such as rubber is covered with resin. According to this configuration, even if it hits a person or an object, it will not hurt or damage it.

Although not shown, the annular main body 3 and the hooking piece 5 may have a configuration in which a core material is provided along the shape thereof. In particular, when it is made of a flexible material such as silicon, rubber, or PVC (polyvinyl chloride), it may be desirable to have a structure in which a core material is provided. This core material suppresses deformation, deformation, and displacement of the annular main body 3 and the latching piece 5, and can provide strength resistance.

In order to improve impact relaxation and safety, it is desirable to form the curved portion 6 of the free end 5d of the hooking piece 5, in particular, from a flexible material such as silicone, rubber, PVC (polyvinyl chloride), or the like.

It is desirable to cover the inner peripheral surface 4a and the inner peripheral edge portion 4b of the insertion hole 4 of the annular body 3 with a cushioning member such as a rubber sheet. Since the cushioning member contacts without directly touching the insertion hole 4 of the annular main body 3, it is possible to prevent rubbing and injury, so that safety can be improved.

In the above-described first embodiment, the hooking piece 5 extends in the circumferential direction of the annular main body 3 as shown in FIGS. The second embodiment, which will be described next, comprises a cylindrical main body 2 through which the hand 51 of a user 50 holding an infant is inserted, and an engaging piece 5 protruding from the outer peripheral surface 2a of the cylindrical main body 2. The hooking piece 5 extends perpendicularly (see FIGS. 4 to 7, etc.) or inclined (see FIGS. 8 to 11, etc.) with respect to the circumferential direction of the cylindrical main body 2. As shown in FIG.

The hook 1 of the second embodiment adopts a cylindrical body 2 in place of the annular body 3 of the first embodiment, and has this cylindrical body 2 and hooking pieces 5 as its constituent elements (Fig. 4, See FIG. 8, etc.). That is, although the direction of the latching piece 5 with respect to the cylindrical main body 2 is different, the rest of the configuration is the same, so the cylindrical main body 2 (outer peripheral surface 2a) and the latching piece 5 (inner peripheral surface 5a) , the presence or absence of a standing groove 9 rising radially from the outer peripheral surface 2a of the cylindrical body 2, and the free end 5d of the locking piece 5 of the curved portion 6 gently curved in the radial direction. The presence/absence, the rounded corners of the outer peripheral edge portion 2b of the cylindrical main body 2, the material, etc. conform to the first embodiment.

Next, a third embodiment of the hook 1 will be described. In the third embodiment, a hook 1 for carrying an infant 60, which is approximately U-shaped in side view as a whole, is fixed to the outer peripheral surface 20a of the object 20 to be fixed (see FIGS. 12, 15, etc.). As a specific configuration, a fixing portion 23 that is fixed to an existing object to be fixed 20 and a hooking piece 25 that continues from the base end of the fixing portion 23 are provided. A locking groove 28 is formed. The fixing portion 23 is formed in an arc shape (see FIGS. 12 to 14, etc.) or planar shape (see FIGS. 15 to 17, etc.) along the outer peripheral surface 20a of the object 20 to be fixed, and 23 and a hooking piece 25 continuous from the base end of the fixing portion 23 form a substantially U-shape as a whole when viewed from the side. Since the object to be fixed 20 is to be inserted into the hand 51 of the user 50, it is generally considered to have an annular shape, and the fixing part 23 has an arc shape in a side view so as to follow the shape of the object to be fixed 20. (See FIG. 12, etc.). However, in the case of being fixed to a planar object 20, the fixing portion 23 becomes planar (See FIG. 15, etc.).

In this third embodiment, the existing object 20 to be adhered may be any object as long as the hand 51 of the user 50 holding the infant can be passed through. , a wrist band as shown in FIG. 33, etc., a wrist supporter as shown in FIG. In this third embodiment, unlike the first and second embodiments, the locking groove 8 is formed between the annular main body 3 and the locking piece 5, but the outer peripheral surface of the fixing portion 23 is A locking groove 28 is formed between the locking piece 23a and the inner peripheral surface 25a of the locking piece 25. As shown in FIG.

The third embodiment basically conforms to the first and second embodiments. Therefore, the presence or absence of the standing groove 29 at the base end of the locking groove 28, the presence or absence of the curved portion 26 in which the free end of the locking piece 25 is loosely curved in the radial direction, the material, etc. are different from those of the first and second embodiments. The same shall apply.

By fixing the hook-type hook 1 to the belt portion, wrist band, wrist supporter, gloves, long-sleeved clothes, etc. of an existing wristwatch, which is an example, the hook 1 can be formed for holding an infant 60, so that the user 50 can use it. are familiar with, and can use the present invention using anything that fits the hand 51 . In this third embodiment, it is necessary to firmly fix the fixing portion 23 of the hook 1 to the outer peripheral surface 20a of the object 20 to be fixed, such as the belt portion of an existing wristwatch. good. For example, thermocompression bonding, heat welding, heat sealing, and fixing with an adhesive or the like can be considered.

Considering the adhesion to the hand 51 of the user 50 and the non-slip property, the wristband is preferably made of rubber (rubber ring) (see FIG. 34). Similarly, the wrist supporter, which can cover the wrist and the base of the thumb by being attached to the wrist using hook-and-loop fasteners as fixing means, is mainly made of woven fabric fibers woven with thread-like rubber, etc. It is desirable because it has high adhesion to, etc. (see FIG. 35). It should be noted that the wristwatch, wristband, wrist supporter, and glove are not restrictive as long as they can be worn on the hand 51 or wrist.

A mounting tool 30 that enables the hooking tool 1 for holding an infant will be described. The attachment 30 is attached (hooked, etc.) to the body of the user 50 holding the infant 60, and is a so-called hooked body to which the hook 1 of the first to third embodiments is hooked. It can be roughly divided into a shoulder type and a neck type. Moreover, the shawl type can be further subdivided into a shawl half circumference type and a shawl whole circumference type. Each embodiment will be described below. 18 to 31, the hatched portion is the non-sewn portion Ns, and the double hatched portion is the sewn portion Sw (or stringing portion).

As illustrated in FIG. 18 , the neck-type attachment 30 is a loop-shaped neck strap 37 that is hung around the neck or shoulders of the user 50 . In this embodiment, it is constructed in a loop shape, and is hung on the neck or shoulders of the user 50 by crossing it, and the hooking device 1 is hung on the neck strap 37 for use. In addition, the loop shape may be a structure having a step, a structure having the horizontal hanging string 32 and the vertical hanging string 33, or the like. Specifically, at least one or more horizontal straps 32 are stretched around the neck strap 37 (equipment 30), i.e., placed horizontally in the loop space of the neck strap 37. It is constructed so as to span the hanging string 32 (see FIG. 20). This enables fine positioning of the hand 51 of the user 50 in the vertical direction. Further, as a configuration including the vertical hanging string 33, specifically, the vertical hanging string 33 is stretched in the space between the horizontal hanging string 32 and the neck hanging string 37 (below) (see FIG. 21). . This enables fine positioning of the hand 51 of the user 50 in the horizontal direction. Furthermore, as another example (not shown), a separate string is provided below the neck strap 37, and the vertical hanging strap 33 is suspended in the space between the neck strap 37 (below) and the strap. Other configurations are also conceivable. The vertical hanging string 33 may be vertical as shown in FIG. 21, or may be slanted (not shown). 20 to 22 and the like show the garment 40 in a state in which a sewn sewn portion Sw and at least one or more non-sewn portions Ns which are not sewn are combined, but FIG. Needless to say, the neck strap 37 may be detachable so that it is not sewn to the clothing 40. As shown in FIG. In addition, as shown in FIG. 28, a configuration is also conceivable in which a part of the neck strap 37 is inclined so that the inclined part is the non-sewn part Ns and the other part is the sewn part Sw.

As illustrated in FIG. 23 , the shoulder strap half-circumferential attachment 30 includes a pair of annular shoulder straps 35 (a right shoulder strap 35a and a left shoulder strap 35b) that are hung on the shoulders of the user 50, and both shoulder straps 35 , and the connecting strap 31 is stretched over both shoulder straps 35. - 特許庁The connection relationship between the pair of shoulder straps 35 (right shoulder strap 35a and left shoulder strap 35b) and the connecting strap 31 may be integrated by sewing or by binding.

In addition, although not shown, an embodiment in which the connecting strap 31 is worn in an area covering the entire circumference of the chest of the user 50 (shoulder type) is also conceivable. In this embodiment, an annular connecting strap 31 attached around the chest of the user 50, a pair of shoulder straps 35 (right shoulder strap 35a and left shoulder strap 35b) attached to the shoulders of the user 50, , and both shoulder straps 35 are stretched over the connecting strap 31. - 特許庁In other words, the connecting strap 31 is hung by both shoulder straps 35 (right shoulder strap 35a and left shoulder strap 35b). In this embodiment as well, the shoulder straps 35 and the connecting strap 31 may be connected and integrated by sewing, or may be integrated by binding.

The connecting strap 31 of the embodiment of the full circumference type shoulder strap is worn around the chest of the user 50 and thus has a series of loops. , for example, a length adjusting portion (not shown) such as an adjuster or a slide stopper may be provided. The connecting strap 31 may be attached so as not to rotate with respect to the chest of the user 50, or may be attached so as to rotate.

Further, the connecting strap 31 may be divided, and at both ends of the divided connecting strap 31, for example, a well-known one-touch buckle (not shown) that can be connected or released with one touch may be provided. The one-touch buckle is composed of a pair, one of which is a plug and the other is a socket, and the connecting strap 31 has a plug at one end and a socket at the other end. In the one-touch buckle, just by inserting the plug side into the socket side, two upper and lower claws on the plug side can be engaged with the socket to connect one end and the other end of the connecting string 31, and the two upper and lower claws on the plug side can be connected. The connection of the connecting strap 31 can be released by narrowing and releasing the engagement.

The shoulder straps 35 of the all-around shoulder strap type are desirable in terms of the balance between the right and left shoulder straps 35a and the left shoulder straps 35b.

As for the shoulder strap 35, like the connecting strap 31, in order to facilitate length adjustment, a part thereof may be provided with a length adjustment part such as an adjuster or a slide stopper. In order to facilitate connection, for example, a one-touch buckle that can be connected or released with one touch may be provided.

The shoulder attachment 30 may have a configuration in which the connecting strap 31 has a step, a configuration in which a horizontal strap 32 and a vertical strap 33 are provided, or the like. Specifically, the configuration including the horizontal hanging cords 32 is characterized in that at least one or more horizontal hanging cords 32 are looped around the connecting cord 31 (see FIG. 25). This enables fine positioning of the hand 51 of the user 50 in the vertical direction. Further, as a configuration including the vertical hanging cord 33, specifically, at least one or more vertical hanging cords 33 are suspended in the space between the horizontal hanging cord 32 and the connecting cord 31 (below) ( See Figure 26). This enables fine positioning of the hand 51 of the user 50 in the horizontal direction. Furthermore, as another example (not shown), a separate string may be provided below the connecting string 31, and the vertical hanging string 33 may be hung between the connecting string 31 (below) and the string. This vertical hanging string 33 may be vertical as shown in FIG. 26 or may be inclined as shown in FIG. 25, 26, etc., the garment 40 is illustrated in a state in which the sewn sewn portion Sw and at least one non-sewn portion Ns which is not sewn are combined, but FIG. Needless to say, a detachable configuration in which the shoulder-hanging half-circumference type wearing device 30 as shown in FIG.

The hooking device 1 of the first embodiment and the second embodiment described above is used by hooking the hooking device 1 on the neck strap 37, the connecting strap 31, the side strap 32, etc. Regarding the hook 1 of the third embodiment, since the hook 5 extends perpendicularly or obliquely to the circumferential direction of the cylindrical body 2, it is mainly hooked on the vertical hook 33. Stop and use. The hook 1 of the third embodiment can also be used by being hooked to the neck strap 37, the shoulder strap 31, or the like.

The fitting 30 may be an element capable of hooking the hook 1, and its material is not particularly limited. It can also be selected from chemical fibers such as nylon and rubber cords.

The neck strap 37 that is the neck strap 30, the connecting strap 31 that constitutes the shoulder strap 30, the shoulder strap 35, and the horizontal straps 32, vertical straps 33, etc. It may have any structure, and there are no particular restrictions on its cross-section, whether it is circular, flat, width, length, or the like. If the cross section is flat, it is desirable to have a thickness of about 3 cm to 8 cm. Moreover, a shoulder rest or the like may be interposed at the portion that contacts the shoulder of the user 50 . In addition, since the material of each string is not limited, it may be made of a stretchable material such as rubber in addition to a non-stretchable material. Furthermore, in order to reduce the burden on the user 50 other than the hand 51, a cushioning material may be provided.

When the user 50 holding the infant 60 is walking or shaking more often than when the user 50 is standing still, the infant 60 calms down and stops crying. It can also be said that it is desirable to use chemical fibers such as rubber cords.

If a rubber string is selected, it is desirable because it sways up and down and left and right due to the expansion and contraction of the rubber material, calming the patient while being held and promoting sleep, but in that case, it should be longer than the rubber string in consideration of safety. It is desirable to assist the hand 51 holding the infant 60 with a separate auxiliary string or the like.

As shown in FIGS. 18 and 23, the wearing device 30 is detachable from the user's body. , a configuration in which the wearing tool 30 and the clothing 40 are integrated by sewing to the clothing 40 such as an apron is also conceivable. The younger the infant 60 is, the more necessary it is to hold the infant 60 in a wide variety of work such as a nursery teacher, and it can take a long time. On the other hand, nursery teachers always wear smocks, aprons, etc. as part of hygiene management and to prevent dirt when playing with kindergarten children, assisting with meals, assisting excretion, and creating work. The attachment 30 itself is sewn to the clothing 40. Specifically, a sewn portion Sw where the attachment 30 is sewn to the clothing 40 and one or more non-sewn portions Ns where the attachment 30 is not sewn to the clothing 40 (See FIGS. 19 to 22 and FIGS. 24 to 29).

As the clothing 40, a smock, an apron, or the like having a portion (for example, around the chest, around the shoulders, behind the neck, etc.) where the attachment 30 is sewn can be considered. The location of the clothing 40 to which the attachment 30 is sewn can be considered in various ways depending on the type of the attachment 30 and the like. Specifically, when the wearing tool 30 is a half-circumference type shoulder strap, the shoulder strap 35 has a sewn sewn portion Sw, and the connecting strap 31 has a sewn portion Sw and a non-sewn portion Ns. A configuration is conceivable (see FIG. 24). In addition, when the wearing tool 30 is of a neck type, it hangs down from the back of the neck to the front, and is not sewn in the vicinity of the center. Therefore, part of the neck strap 37 (near the center of the front surface) is a non-sewn portion, that is, a non-sewn portion Ns (see FIG. 19). Both types are used by hooking the hook 1 on the non-sewn portion Ns which is not sewn on the clothing 40.例文帳に追加

Moreover, the structure which equips the wearing tool 30 with at least 1 or more stop part 39 is also mentioned. This motion-stopping portion 39 is mainly for preventing left and right movement of the hook 1 through which the hand 51 of the user 50 is inserted. becomes possible. The motion stop portion 39 may have any structure as long as the hooking device 1 is buffered and the movement of the hooking device 1 is stopped. For example, the neck strap 37, the connecting strap 31, the horizontal strap 32, etc. may be provided with steps, or may be formed with one or more recesses or protrusions, or a knot may be formed. good too. The sewn parts Sw and the non-sewn parts Ns may be alternately arranged (see FIGS. 22 and 27). These allow fine positioning of the hand 51 of the user 50 in the horizontal direction.

The hooks 1 of Embodiments 1 to 3 are integrated with the wrist portion of the long-sleeved clothing 40 by thermocompression bonding, heat welding, heat sealing, and strong adhesion using an adhesive or the like. A combination of a sewn portion Sw to which the device 30 is sewn and at least one or more non-sewn portions Ns to which the mounting device 30 is not sewn. According to such a configuration, the hook 1 and the wearing tool 30 can be provided with one piece of clothing 40 to which the hook 1 is fixed to the wrist portion and the wearing tool 30 is sewn. It is convenient because it is not necessary to wear the tool 1 or the wearing tool 30 .

Although the fabric of the clothing 40 is not particularly limited, it is desirable to use a fabric (thick cloth) that is resistant to impact, friction, pressure, tensile force, and the like. The clothing 40 worn by the user 50 holding the infant 60 is made of, for example, a thick cloth material, and the piece of cloth 42 is also made of, for example, a piece of thick cloth 42, and the piece of cloth 42 is sewn, heat-bonded, or the like to an arbitrary portion of the clothing 40. A configuration is also conceivable in which the hook portion 45 is formed by adhering by means of an adhesive (see FIG. 30). The shape and configuration of the piece of cloth 42 are not particularly limited, but examples thereof include triangular, rectangular, pentagonal, hexagonal, circular, and the like. Alternatively, both ends of the piece of cloth 42 may be connected to form an annular shape, and the annular piece of cloth 42 may be fixed to the clothing (not shown). The hooking portion 45 is also formed by forming the piece of cloth 42 into a ring shape. The hook 1 for holding the infant 60 can be hooked to the hook 45 formed by the clothing 40 and the piece of cloth 42 or the hook 45 formed by making the piece of cloth 42 ring-shaped. That is, the hooking portion 45 is formed by fixing the piece of cloth 42 to the clothing 40, and the hooking device 1 for holding the infant 60 can be hooked on the hooking portion 45. As shown in FIG. In addition, both ends of the string 43 are sewn or fixed to an arbitrary portion of the clothing 40 by heat bonding or the like. 60 You may hang the hook 1 for hugging (refer FIG. 31).

In addition to a configuration in which the wearing tool 30 is sewn to the clothing 40 such as a smock or an apron, the wearing tool 30 is not sewn to the clothing 40, and for example, a tubular string can be passed around the body of the clothing 40, behind the shoulders, around the neck, etc. A connecting strap 31, a horizontal strap 32, a shoulder strap 35, a neck strap 37, etc. are passed through the strap passing portion, and both ends of each strap are arranged so that they can be pulled out from the front side and tied. It may be configured to be 19 to 22 and 24 to 29 are replaced with a cylindrical string passing portion, and each string of the attachment 30 is inserted through the string passing portion for use. . Positioning of the wearing tool 30 with respect to the clothes 40 is facilitated, and the clothes 40 and the wearing tool 30 can be separated, which is convenient for washing and storage.

An example of how to use the hook 1 for holding an infant according to the present invention, the attachment 30 capable of hooking the hook 1, or the clothing 40 having the attachment 30 will be described.

A user 50 wears a mounting tool 30 that enables the hooking tool 1 to be hooked. Alternatively, the clothing 40 with the attachment 30 is put on. Then, the hand 51 of the user 50 is inserted through the annular main body 3 of the hook 1 and the like. Holding the infant 60 can be roughly divided into so-called vertical holding, in which the infant 60 is held in a standing position, and so-called horizontal holding, in which the infant 60 is held lying down. It is desirable that the hand 51 or the dominant hand side to which the hand 51 hits be inserted. Moreover, although the hook 1 is generally used by inserting it into the hand 51 and placing it on the wrist, it may be used by placing it anywhere on the hand.

Next, the infant 60 is held. After the infant 60 is held, each string of the attachment 30 is inserted from the free end 8b of the hooking groove 8, and the hook 1 is hooked to the attachment 30. - 特許庁Specifically, it is hooked on the base end 8a of the hooking groove 8 (upright groove 9 or the like).

In addition, in the case of a configuration in which the bulging portion 10 is formed on the outer periphery of the hook 1, the bulging portion 10 can be easily rotated by pushing the bulging portion 10 while the hand 51 of the user 50 holding the infant 60 is inserted therethrough. Since the direction of the hook 1 can be changed, each string of the attachment 30 can be easily inserted.

Although it is desirable in terms of balance to hang the hook 1 at an intermediate position between the connecting string 31 and the horizontal hanging string 32, etc., the connecting string 31, the horizontal If the hook 1 is hooked between the stop portions 39, 39, it can be used stably (see FIGS. 37 and 38).

Although the infant 60 can be held in the arms of the present invention through the above procedure, the procedure is not limited to this, and each procedure may be changed.

The hooking device 1 is mainly hooked on the mounting device 30, but if the durability is sufficient, it may be hooked on the chest belt that spans the shoulder straps of the backpack. Alternatively, it may be hooked to a pocket of the clothing 40 (including a cylindrical container such as a pen holder) or a ring-shaped member provided on the fabric of the clothing 40 for use.

In addition, each drawing shows each embodiment, but for the purpose of making the drawings easier to understand, some of the configurations are omitted, simplified, and transparentized. Of course, the invention is not limited to only the embodiments shown here. Therefore, modifications may be made, and techniques described in each embodiment, or other publicly known or well-known techniques may be combined without departing from the scope of the present invention.

1: hook 2: cylindrical main body 2a: outer peripheral surface 2b: outer peripheral edge 3: annular main body 3a: outer peripheral surface 3b: outer peripheral edge 4: insertion hole 4a: inner peripheral surface 4b: inner peripheral edge 5: hooking piece 5a: inner peripheral surface 5b: outer peripheral edge 5d: free end 6: curved portion 8: locking groove 8a: base end 8b: free end 9: standing groove 10: bulging portion 20: adherend 20a: outer peripheral surface 23 : Fixing part 23a: Outer peripheral surface 23b: Inner peripheral surface 23b: Inner peripheral surface 25: Locking piece 25a: Inner peripheral surface 26: Curved part 28: Locking groove 28a: Base end 28b: Free end 29: Standing groove 30: Wearing tool 31: Connecting strap 32: Horizontal strap 33: Vertical strap 35: Shoulder strap 35a: Right shoulder strap 35b: Left shoulder strap 37: Neck strap 39: Movement stop 40: Clothing 42: Piece of cloth 43: Strap Body 45: Hook 50: User 51: Hand 60: Infant Sw: Sewn portion Ns: Non-sewn portion

Claims (15)

A hook for holding an infant,
an annular body through which the hand of a user holding an infant is inserted;
and a hooking piece projecting from the outer peripheral surface of the annular body,
A hook for holding an infant, characterized in that the hooking piece extends in the circumferential direction of the annular body, and a hooking groove is formed between the annular body and the hooking piece.
A hook for holding an infant,
a cylindrical body through which the hand of a user holding an infant is inserted;
and a hooking piece projecting from the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical body,
characterized in that the hooking piece extends vertically or obliquely with respect to the circumferential direction of the cylindrical body, and a hooking groove is formed between the cylindrical body and the hooking piece, A hook for holding an infant.
A hook for holding an infant,
An object to be adhered through which the hand of a user holding an infant can be passed An arc-shaped or planar fixing portion in a side view that is fixed to the fixing portion, and a hook piece that continues from the base end of the fixing portion,
said fixed part and saidhanging pieceA hook for holding an infant, characterized in that it forms a substantially U-shape with and has a hooking groove formed between the fixing portion and the hooking piece.
4. The hook for carrying an infant according to claim 1, wherein a standing groove is formed at the base end of said hooking groove.
5. A hook for carrying an infant according to claim 1, wherein a curved portion is formed at the free end of said hooking piece.
A wearing device that enables hanging of a hook for holding an infant,
6. A loop-shaped attachment that allows the hook for carrying an infant according to any one of claims 1 to 5 to be hooked.
The fitting of claim 6 further comprises at least one or more horizontal straps,
7. The wearing device according to claim 6, wherein said horizontal strap is stretched over said wearing device.
The fitting according to claim 7 further comprises at least one or more vertical hanging straps,
8. The wearing device according to claim 7, wherein said vertical hanging string is stretched between said horizontal hanging string and said wearing device.
A wearing device that enables hanging of a hook for holding an infant,
An attachment characterized by a pair of shoulder straps and a connecting strap that enable the hooking device for carrying an infant according to any one of claims 1 to 5 to be attached. equipment.
The connecting strap of claim 9 further comprises at least one horizontal strap,
10. The wearing tool according to claim 9, wherein said horizontal hanging strap is looped over said connecting strap.
The attachment of claim 10 further comprises at least one or more vertical hanging straps,
11. The harness according to claim 10, wherein the vertical hanging string is stretched over the horizontal hanging string and the connecting string.
According to any one of Claims 6 to 11, the fitting according to any one of Claims 6 to 11 is provided with at least one or more motion stop portions. Wearing equipment as described.
Clothing worn by a user holding an infant,
The clothing is a combination of a sewn portion sewn with the mounting device and at least one non-sewn portion where the mounting device is not sewn,
13. The clothing provided with the wearing device according to any one of claims 6 to 12, characterized in that the hooking device can be hung on the non-stitched portion.
changing the sewn part to a cylindrical lacing part sewn to the clothing,
14. Clothing provided with the attachment according to claim 13, wherein the attachment is inserted through the stringing portion.
Clothing worn by a user holding an infant,
A hook is formed by fixing a piece of cloth or a string to the clothing,
6. A clothing that enables the hooking device for holding an infant according to any one of claims 1 to 5 to be hooked on the hooking portion.

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