JP7373180B2 - infant cooling device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an infant cooling device.

In recent years, clothing equipped with electric fans to cool the body has been put into practical use and is rapidly becoming popular. Clothes with electric fans consist of a clothes body made of a material with low breathability, two fans attached to the bottom of the back of the clothes body, a power supply device for supplying power to the two fans, and a power supply. A power cable for electrically connecting the device and the two fans is provided.

When the fan is activated, a large amount of air is drawn from the fan into the clothing body, and the pressure of the drawn air automatically creates an air flow path between the clothing body and the wearer's body. The air taken in flows through the formed air flow path along the surface of the wearer's body or underwear, and is exhausted to the outside from an air discharge part formed at the opening of the collar or sleeve, for example. .
Then, while the air taken in flows through the air flow path between the clothing body and the wearer's body or underwear, the sweat from the body is evaporated, and the body is cooled by the heat of vaporization during evaporation. (For example, see Patent Document 1).

International Publication No. 2005/063065

Such clothing with an electric fan can cool the wearer's own body. However, for example, when an infant is held or carried on the back by a guardian using an infant holder such as a so-called baby carrier or a piggyback strap, the He was unable to cool his body.

An object of the present invention is to provide an infant cooling device that can cool the body of an infant held or carried on the back of a guardian.

In order to solve the above problem, the invention according to claim 1 is an infant cooling device , comprising:
an infant cooling device main body formed in a shape that allows a sheet-like member to cover the body of an infant held or carried on the back of a guardian;
a fan that introduces air to the inner surface of the sheet-like member;
Equipped with
The infant cooling device main body includes:
a fan mounting part that is a hole for mounting the fan ;
A mounting means for mounting on the guardian while covering the infant;
Equipped with
The fan is inserted through the hole serving as the fan mounting portion, and at least a portion of the fan is located in a space between the infant cooling device main body and the infant, with the infant cooling device main body covering the infant. It is characterized in that it is attached to the main body of the infant cooling device in this manner .

The invention according to claim 2 is the infant cooling device according to claim 1,
The attachment means is characterized in that the infant cooling device main body is attached to an infant holder, and the infant cooling device is attached to the parent via the infant holder.

The invention according to claim 3 is the infant cooling device according to claim 1 or 2,
When the infant cooling device main body is worn by the guardian, an air exhaust portion is formed at the top of the infant cooling device main body for discharging air introduced by the fan attached to the fan mounting portion. It is characterized by being

The invention according to claim 4 is the infant cooling device according to claim 3,
The infant cooling device main body includes, on the inner surface side of the sheet-like member,
The present invention is characterized by comprising a spacer accommodating portion formed of a mesh-like member and accommodating a spacer that forms an air flow path from the bottom to the top of the infant cooling device main body.

The invention according to claim 5 is the infant cooling device according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The infant cooling device main body is characterized in that it includes side covers for closing gaps between the left and right sides of the infant cooling device main body and the body of the guardian.

The invention according to claim 6 is the infant cooling device according to claim 4 ,
The infant cooling device main body includes:
a pocket opening that is a cut connecting the inner surface and the outer surface of the sheet-like member;
a pocket lining formed of a mesh-like member and provided on the inner surface side of the sheet-like member so as to cover the pocket opening;
Equipped with
The pocket lining and the spacer accommodating portion are provided at a position where they overlap, such that the spacer accommodating portion is located closer to the sheet-like member than the pocket lining.
The invention according to claim 7 is the infant cooling device according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
The infant cooling device main body is characterized in that it is formed using a sheet-like member that is not breathable or has breathability to the extent that it can be inflated by introducing air by the fan.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an infant cooling device that can cool the body of an infant held or carried on the back of a guardian.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the infant cooling device according to the embodiment. FIG. 1 is a front view of an infant cooling device according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line III-III in FIG. 1. FIG. FIG. 2 is a front view showing the infant cooling device according to the embodiment being worn by a guardian holding an infant. Note that the figure shows a state in which the infant is covered with a hood. FIG. 2 is a side view showing the infant cooling device according to the embodiment being worn by a guardian holding an infant. Note that the illustration shows a state in which the infant is not covered with a hood.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, the infant cooling device which is an embodiment of this invention is demonstrated based on FIGS. 1-5. However, the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the illustrated example.
In addition, in the following, the front direction of the guardian is the front direction of the guardian, the rear direction of the guardian is the rear direction, the upper direction of the guardian is the top, the protector is In this explanation, the direction below the child is defined as down, the direction to the right of the guardian is defined as right, and the direction to the left of the guardian is defined as left.
In addition, in the present invention, the term "guardian" broadly includes a person who holds or carries an infant, regardless of whether or not he or she has a duty to protect the infant, and the term "infant" refers to a person who is carried by a guardian, regardless of age. This includes a wide range of people who have been burdened with or burdened with.
Furthermore, in the present invention, "carrying" is not limited to cases in which a guardian holds an infant in their hands, but also includes cases in which the infant is fixed to the front part of the body of the guardian using an infant holder. ``Carrying on one's back'' is not limited to cases in which a parent carries an infant by hand, but also includes cases in which the infant is secured to the rear of the parent's body using an infant holder.

[1 Configuration of embodiment]
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the infant cooling device 100 according to the embodiment is mounted so as to cover an infant B who is held or carried on the back by a guardian A using an infant holder H, and is equipped with a fan 3. By circulating the air taken into the cover part 1 upward, the sweat from the body of the infant B is evaporated, and the body of the infant B is cooled by the heat of vaporization during evaporation.
Although FIGS. 4 and 5 illustrate the case where the guardian A is holding the infant B, the present invention is not limited to this, and the present invention can also be used when the guardian A is carrying the infant B on his or her back.

As shown in FIG. 5, the infant holder H is a device for assisting the guardian A to hold or carry the infant B on his or her back. An infant covering part H2 that covers and supports from below, and a waist belt (not shown) provided below the infant covering part H2 and attached to the guardian A so as to go around the waist of the guardian A. It is composed of

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the infant cooling device 100 includes a cover part 1 that covers an infant B held or carried by a guardian A, and a cover part 1 that is attached to the cover part 1 to form an air flow path. The fan 3 includes a spacer 2, a fan 3 that introduces air into the cover 1, a power supply section 4 that supplies power to the fan 3, and a connection cable 5 that connects the power supply section 4 and the fan 3.

[(1) Cover part]
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the cover part 1 is constructed by a guardian A using a sheet-like member S that is not breathable or has a breathability that can be inflated by introducing air by a fan 3. It is formed in a shape that can cover the body of the infant B who is being held or carried on the back.
Note that the shape that can cover the body of the infant B is preferably one that can cover the entire body of the infant B, but is not necessarily limited to this, and may include a shape that can partially cover the body of the infant B. This shall also include cases where

The cover section 1 includes a fan mounting section 11, a hood 12, a spacer storage section 13, an upper mounting section 14, a lower mounting section 15, a side cover 16, a pocket opening 17, a pocket lining 18, and a power source. As described later, when worn by the guardian A, the air taken in by the fan 3 from the lower fan mounting part 11 is delivered to the upper guardian. The air is discharged from the air discharge part D formed in the gap between the air and the air.
Note that the side of the sheet-like member S that faces the infant B when the infant cooling device 100 is used is the inner surface I, and the opposite side thereof that faces the outside is the outer surface O.
In addition, the infant cooling device main body in the present invention refers to the infant cooling device excluding detachable members such as the spacer 2, fan 3, power supply section 4, and connection cable 5, and in this embodiment, the Part 1 corresponds to this.

(Fan mounting part)
As shown in FIG. 1, the fan attachment portion 11 is a portion formed below the cover portion 1 for attaching the fan 3 to the cover portion 1, and is formed on the sheet-like member S forming the cover portion 1. In addition, when the infant cooling device 100 is worn by the guardian A, a circular hole portion connects the space between the cover part 1 and the body of the guardian A and the space outside the cover part 1. It is.
The diameter of the fan mounting portion 11 is formed to be approximately the same as the diameter of the fan 3, which will be described later.
By attaching the fan 3 so as to pass through the fan attachment part 11, external air can be taken into the space between the cover part 1 and the body of the guardian A through the fan attachment part 11.

The periphery of the hole of the fan attachment part 11 is preferably reinforced by, for example, attaching a flat annular member made of plastic or the like, or by folding back and sewing the sheet-like member S.

1 and 3, for convenience of explanation, the fan mounting portion 11 and the fan 3 attached to the fan mounting portion 11 are shown facing rearward, but the infant cooling device 100 is actually When worn by the guardian A, the fan attachment portion 11 and the fan 3 attached to the fan attachment portion 11 are directed downward due to the weight of the fan 3.

(hood)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the hood 12 is an extension formed on the upper part of the cover part 1, and as shown in FIG. It is possible to switch between a state where the head is covered and a state where the head of infant B is not covered and hangs down as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, rubber cords are built into the left and right ends of the hood 12 in a cylindrical space formed by folding back the sheet-like member S forming the hood 12, for example, along the ends. In this way, the expandable portion 121 is provided.
By providing elastic parts 121 on the left and right sides of the hood 12, when putting the hood 12 over the head of the infant B, the elastic parts 121 are stretched to widen the opening of the hood 12, making it easier to put the hood 12 over the head of the infant B. In addition, after the hood 12 is placed over the head of the infant B, the expandable portion 121 contracts, thereby narrowing the opening of the hood 12 and making it difficult for the hood 12 to come off the head of the infant B.

(Spacer storage part)
The spacer storage part 13 is a part for attaching the spacer 2 to the cover part 1, and as shown in FIGS. It is formed by attaching a mesh member M in a rectangular shape. The mesh-like member M forming the spacer storage part 13 may be any material as long as it has the strength to store the spacer 2, but in order not to impede air circulation, the mesh-like member M may be made of any material as long as the spacer 2 does not fall. It is desirable to use one with a high aperture ratio.

The mesh-like member M forming the spacer storage section 13 is fixed to the inner surface I of the sheet-like member S forming the cover section 1 at the left side, right side, and lower side, for example, by sewing or the like, and the upper side is fixed to the inner side I of the sheet-like member S forming the cover section 1. For example, using a hook-and-loop fastener or the like, the spacer 2 can be attached to and detached from the sheet-like member S, and the spacer 2 can be taken in and out from the upper side.
In this embodiment, the spacer storage portion 13 is formed at a position overlapping the pocket lining 18, but as shown in FIG. In FIG. 3, it is provided at the front). Further, the spacer storage portion 13 is formed to have a length up to the lower end of the pocket lining 18.

(Top mounting part)
The upper attachment parts 14 are parts provided on the left and right sides near the upper end of the cover part 1 excluding the hood 12, for fixing the cover part 1 to the left and right sides of the infant holder H, for example, in FIGS. 1 and 2. As shown in FIG. 2, an upper band-like member 141 provided on the left and right sides of the cover part 1 and extending therefrom, an upper first fixing means 142 made of, for example, a snap button and attached to the upper band-like member 141, and a sheet-like It is provided on the inner surface I of the member S and consists of an upper first fixing means 142 and a removably fixable upper second fixing means 143.
The upper band-like member 141 is wrapped around the shoulder belt H1 placed above the infant holder H, for example, on the shoulder of the guardian A, and then the first upper fixing means 142 and the second upper fixing means 143 are fixed. Thus, the cover part 1 can be attached to the infant holder H.

It is preferable that the first upper fixing means 142 and/or the second upper fixing means 143 be provided at a plurality of locations in order to be able to accommodate various mounting positions. Although FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate the case where the upper first fixing means 142 are formed at two places on the upper strip member 141, the present invention is not limited to this, and the upper strip member 141 is formed long and then Furthermore, a plurality of upper first fixing means 142 may be provided, or a plurality of upper second fixing means 143 may be provided.

(Lower mounting part)
The lower attachment part 15 is a part provided at the lower part of the cover part 1 for fixing the cover part 1 to the infant holder H. For example, as shown in FIG. A lower strip member 151 extending from the vicinity, a lower first fixing means 152 made of, for example, a hook-and-loop fastener and attached to the lower strip member 151, and a lower first fixing means provided on the inner surface I of the sheet member S. It consists of a means 152 and a lower second fixing means 153 that can be detachably fixed.
By wrapping the lower band-like member 151 around the lower part of the infant holder H, for example, a waist belt, and then fixing the lower first fixing means 152 and the second lower fixing means 153, the cover part 1 can be attached to the infant holder H. It can be installed on H.

Note that the upper mounting part 14 and the lower mounting part 15 are not limited to the above configuration, as long as the upper or lower part of the cover part 1 can be attached to the infant holder H.
For example, a fixing means such as a snap button or a hook-and-loop fastener is provided in advance at a predetermined position of the infant holder H, and the upper attachment part 14 and the lower attachment part 15 are provided with the fixing means provided in such an infant holder H. It is also possible to provide only a fixing means, such as a snap button or a hook-and-loop fastener, which can be detachably fixed.

It is also possible to directly attach the cover part 1 to the guardian A without using the infant holder H, although this is not preferable because it reduces the ease of attachment and the difficulty in removing it.
For example, the upper attachment part 14 and the lower attachment part 15 are formed as a pair of belt-shaped members attached to the left and right sides of the main body of the cover part 1, respectively, and the left and right belt-shaped members are attached to the torso of the guardian A. By rotating and fixing it on the back side of the guardian A, the infant cooling device 100 can be attached to the guardian A without using the infant holder H.
In addition, in both cases when the cover part 1 is attached to the infant holder H and when the cover part 1 is directly attached to the guardian A, the cover part 1 is attached to the guardian A directly or indirectly. Therefore, the upper attachment part 14 and the lower attachment part 15 function as attachment means in the present invention.

(side cover)
The side cover 16 is provided below the left and right upper mounting parts 14 of the cover part 1, and when the infant cooling device 100 is attached to the guardian A, the side cover 16 connects the left and right ends of the cover part 1 with the guardian A's body. This is a part for filling a gap between the body and the body, and as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, it includes a side cover main body 161 and an attachment band 162 extending from the side cover main body 161.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the side cover main body 161 is a part formed to extend from the left and right sides of the cover part 1, and the outer surface side is, for example, similar to the other parts of the cover part 1. It is formed of a sheet-like member S, and the inner surface is formed of a mesh-like member M. As a result, the sheet-like member S on the outer side prevents air from leaking from the left and right sides of the cover part 1, and the inner side that comes into contact with the guardian A is formed with the mesh-like member M to prevent stuffiness. I can do it.
Note that the mesh member M provided in the side cover main body 161 may be the same as that used in the spacer storage portion 13, or may be made of a separate material.

The attachment band 162 is a band-shaped member that further extends from the left and right ends of the side cover main body 161. Place the side cover 16 in such a way that the attachment band 162 is sandwiched between the left and right parts of the infant holder H so that the side cover 16 covers the gap between the left and right ends of the cover part 1 and the body of the guardian A. can be fixed to the infant holder H.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the tip of the attachment band 162 is provided with a folded-back portion 1621, which makes it difficult for the attachment band 162 to come off.

The attachment band 162 can be fixed, for example, by sandwiching it between the shoulder belt H1 of the infant holder H and the body of the guardian A. By fixing both ends of a band-shaped member arranged along the belt H1 to the shoulder belt H1, an insertion part into which the attachment band 162 can be inserted is provided in advance, and the attachment band 162 is inserted into the insertion part. It may be fixed in this way.

The attachment band 162 can be wrapped around any belt-shaped part of the infant holder H, such as the upper band member 141 of the upper attachment part 14 and the lower band member 151 of the lower attachment part 15, for example, and then attached to the snap button. It may be fixed using a predetermined fixing means such as a hook-and-loop fastener.
Further, for example, the left and right attachment bands 162 may be fixed to each other on the back side of the guardian A using, for example, snap buttons, hook-and-loop fasteners, or the like.

(Pocket opening)
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the pocket openings 17 are formed at two locations on the left and right sides of the cover portion 1, and are located at upper and lower portions connecting the inner surface I and the outer surface O of the sheet-like member S forming the cover portion 1. It is a cut in the direction, and is formed so that it can be opened and closed using, for example, a snap button.

(Pocket lining)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the pocket lining 18 is a substantially rectangular mesh-like material provided on the inner surface I of the sheet-like member S forming the cover portion 1 so as to cover the left and right pocket openings 17. The member M is fixed to the inner surface I of the sheet-like member S at the right side, left side, and lower side by a method such as suturing.
The mesh-like member M forming the pocket lining 18 may be the same as that used for the spacer storage portion 13 or may be made of a separate material, but the mesh-like member M forming the pocket lining 18 may be made of a separate material, but the mesh-like member M may be made of a separate material. It is necessary to have a certain degree of aperture ratio.

(Power supply compartment)
As shown in FIG. 3, the power supply unit storage part 19 is a part that stores the power supply part 4 and is formed on the inner surface I of the sheet-like member S below the cover part 1 at a position in front of the fan mounting part 11. be.
The power source storage section 19 includes a storage section main body 191 that is a pocket in which the power source section 4 is stored, and a lid section 192 that allows the opening of the storage section main body 191 to be opened and closed.

It is preferable that the storage section main body 191 be formed to have substantially the same size as the power supply section 4 in order to reduce the possibility of accidentally using a different power supply section.
Moreover, the lid part 192 is formed so that it can be fixed in a state where the opening of the pocket is closed using, for example, a hook-and-loop fastener.

(Lower contraction part)
The lower retractable part 20 is a part that allows the lower part of the cover part 1 to be freely retracted, and as shown in FIGS. Near the end facing person A, a cylindrical space 201 is formed by folding back the sheet-like member S forming the cover part 1, for example, along the end, and is formed in a strip shape longer than the cylindrical space 201. After passing the lower contraction part band member 202 through, the length of the lower contraction part band member 202 passed through the cylindrical space 201 is adjusted by, for example, a belt adjuster provided on the left and right exposed portions of the lower contraction part band member 202. It is formed by making it adjustable using an adjusting means 203 consisting of, etc.
Since the lower retractable part 20 is provided at the lower part of the cover part 1, when the lower retractable part 20 is contracted after being worn by the guardian A while covering the infant B, a gap is created at the lower part of the cover part 1. This makes it easier for the air introduced by the fan 3 to flow upward to the cover part 1.

In addition, the structure of the lower retractable part 20 is not limited to the above-mentioned structure as long as it can freely retract the lower part of the cover part 1. For example, a cord-like member may be used instead of the lower retractable portion strip member 202, or a cord stopper or the like may be used as the adjustment means 203 instead of a belt adjuster, so that the lower retractable portion strip member 202 is inserted into the cylindrical space. The length passed through 201 may be adjustable.

[(2) Spacer]
The spacer 2 is a member for forming an air flow path between the inner surface I of the sheet-like member S forming the cover part 1 and the infant holder H, and is a substantially rectangular plate that is long in the vertical direction. It is formed into a shape, and an air flow passage in the vertical direction is formed inside it.
The spacer 2 is stored in the spacer storage section 13 and attached to the cover section 1.

The specific structure of the spacer 2 is arbitrary as long as it can ensure a sufficient air flow path between the inner surface I of the sheet-like member S forming the cover part 1 and the infant holder H. For example, a spacer described in Japanese Patent No. 4067034 by the present applicant can be used.

[(3) Fan]
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the fan 3 is attached to the cover part 1 by passing through the fan attachment part 11, and is inserted into the space between the cover part 1 and the guardian A through the fan attachment part 11. This is for introducing air. Necessary power is supplied to the fan 3 from a power supply section 4 through a connection cable 5.
The fan 3 can be attached to the cover part 1 by passing through the fan attachment part 11, and can introduce air from the outer side O to the inner side I of the sheet-like member S forming the cover part 1. , its specific configuration is arbitrary.

[(4) Power supply section]
The power supply unit 4 is a member for supplying power to the fan 3 , and includes, for example, a built-in lithium ion battery equipped with a safety protection circuit, and is connected to the fan 3 through a connection cable 5 . Further, the power supply section 4 includes a switch (not shown) that turns on/off the power supplied to the fan 3.
The specific configuration of the power supply section 4 is arbitrary as long as it can supply power to the fan 3 and can switch on/off of the power supplied to the fan 3.

[(5) Connection cable]
The connection cable 5 is a cable that connects the power supply section 4 and the fan 3, and the power necessary for the operation of the fan 3 is supplied from the power supply section 4 to the fan 3 through the connection cable 5.
The specific configuration of the connection cable 5 is arbitrary as long as it can supply the power necessary for the operation of the fan 3 from the power supply section 4 to the fan 3.

[2 How to install]
The procedure for mounting the infant cooling device 100 according to the embodiment so as to cover the infant B who is held or carried on the back by the guardian A using the infant holder H will be described below.

(1) Guardian A holds infant B or carries him on his back.
(2) Attach the infant holder H.
Specifically, the two shoulder belts H1 are placed on the left and right shoulders of the guardian A, the infant covering part H2 covers the infant B and supports the infant B from below, and the waist belt goes around the waist of the guardian A. Attach the infant holder H to the guardian A so that the infant holder H
(3) Attach the infant cooling device 100.
Specifically, the infant cooling device 100 is operated from the front of the guardian A when the guardian A is holding the infant B, and from the rear of the guardian A when the guardian A is carrying the infant B on his or her back. After the infant holder H is placed so as to cover the infant B held or carried on the back by a guardian A, the upper attachment part 14 and the lower attachment part 15 are fixed to the infant holder H.
Further, the side cover 16 is fixed to the infant holder H using the attachment band 162 so as to close the gap between the cover part 1 and the left and right sides of the guardian A's body.

By going through the above process, the infant cooling device 100 is mounted so as to cover the infant B who is held or carried on the back by the guardian A using the infant holder H as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. be able to.

[3 Effects of embodiment]
According to the infant cooling device 100 according to the present embodiment, when the infant cooling device 100 is worn so as to cover the infant B who is held or carried on the back by a guardian A, air is taken into the cover part 1 by the fan 3, It can be distributed around infant B.
That is, the air taken in from the fan 3 below the infant cooling device 100 flows upward, and when the hood 12 is placed over the infant B as shown in FIG. When the hood 12 is not placed over the infant B as shown in FIG. The air is discharged from the air discharge part D formed in the gap between the air and the air.

In this process of air circulation, sweat from the body of the infant B is evaporated, and the body of the infant B can be cooled by the heat of vaporization during evaporation.
At this time, by attaching the fan 3 below the infant cooling device 100 and forming the air discharge portion D above, it becomes easier to circulate air around the infant B, and the cooling effect can be enhanced.

Furthermore, while holding the infant B, the guardian A also tends to feel the heat as heat accumulates in the front of the body, but according to the infant cooling device 100, the guardian A's body can also be cooled at the same time. can.

Furthermore, since the body of the baby B is covered by the cover part 1, direct sunlight can be prevented from hitting the baby B. Therefore, since it is possible to circulate air around the infant B while blocking sunlight, the infant cooling device 100 is particularly effective outdoors during the day. This effect of blocking sunlight can be further enhanced by covering the infant B with the hood 12.

In addition, the infant cooling device 100 can be attached to the infant holder H using the upper attachment part 14 and the lower attachment part 15, and can be attached to the guardian A via the infant holder H, so that the infant cooling device 100 can be attached directly to the guardian A. It becomes easier to attach the infant cooling device 100 to the guardian A than it would be necessary to do so.

In addition, the side cover 16 closes the space between the guardian A and the left and right ends of the cover part 1 and reduces the air leaking to the left and right, thereby increasing the amount of air flowing upward, and furthermore, The effect of cooling B's body can be enhanced.

[4 Modification]
As mentioned above, the fan attachment part 11 is formed on the cover part 1, and the position where the fan 3 is attached is preferably below the cover part 1, but is not necessarily limited to this. The fan attachment portion 11 may be formed at other positions such as the side surface, and the fan 3 may be attached thereto.
Further, the number of fan mounting portions 11 formed is not limited to one, and two or more fan mounting portions 11 may be formed, and correspondingly, a plurality of fans 3 may be mounted. .

100 Infant cooling device 1 Cover part (infant cooling device main body)
11 Fan mounting part (air introduction means mounting part)
13 Spacer storage section 14 Upper mounting section (attachment means)
15 Lower mounting part (attachment means)
16 Side cover 2 Spacer 3 Fan (air introduction means)
4 Power supply section (power supply means)
5 Connection cable (power source)
D Air discharge part A Guardian B Infant H Infant holder S Sheet-like member O Outer side I Inner side M Mesh-like member

Claims (7)

an infant cooling device main body formed in a shape that allows a sheet-like member to cover the body of an infant held or carried on the back of a guardian;
a fan that introduces air to the inner surface of the sheet-like member;
Equipped with
The infant cooling device main body includes:
a fan mounting part that is a hole for mounting the fan ;
A mounting means for mounting on the guardian while covering the infant;
Equipped with
The fan is inserted through the hole serving as the fan mounting portion, and at least a portion of the fan is located in a space between the infant cooling device main body and the infant, with the infant cooling device main body covering the infant. An infant cooling device characterized in that it is attached to the infant cooling device main body in this manner . 2. The infant cooling device according to claim 1, wherein the attachment means attaches the infant cooling device main body to an infant holder, and attaches the infant cooling device to the guardian via the infant holder. When the infant cooling device main body is worn by the guardian, an air exhaust portion is formed at the top of the infant cooling device main body for discharging air introduced by the fan attached to the fan mounting portion. The infant cooling device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The infant cooling device main body includes, on the inner surface side of the sheet-like member,
4. The infant cooling device according to claim 3, further comprising a spacer accommodating portion formed of a mesh-like member and accommodating a spacer that forms an air flow path from a lower portion to an upper portion of the infant cooling device main body. 5. The infant cooling device main body includes a side cover for closing a gap between the left and right sides of the infant cooling device main body and the body of the guardian. Infant cooling device as described. The infant cooling device main body includes:
a pocket opening that is a cut connecting the inner surface and the outer surface of the sheet-like member;
a pocket lining formed of a mesh-like member and provided on the inner surface side of the sheet-like member so as to cover the pocket opening;
Equipped with
5. The pocket lining and the spacer accommodating portion are provided at a position where they overlap so that the spacer accommodating portion is located closer to the sheet-like member than the pocket lining. Infant cooling device as described. Claims 1 to 6, wherein the infant cooling device main body is formed using a sheet-like member that is not breathable or has breathability to the extent that it can be inflated by introducing air by the fan. The infant cooling device according to any one of the above.

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