JPH0453720Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to an aid for holding an infant by hanging it over the shoulder or neck when holding the infant, and allowing the infant to sit and hold the infant in a swing-like manner.

(Prior technology) A body made of netting or stockinette tissue that wraps around the infant's body is attached to a band that can be hung around the shoulder or neck, and the infant's body is supported like a hammock on this body to hold the infant. Auxiliary tools are known from Utility Model Publications No. 15740/1980, Publication No. 25398/1982, and Publication No. 7687/1988.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) The net or stockinated body of the conventional assistive device described above wraps the entire infant's body snugly in a hammock style, resulting in a large size and increased cost. Even if it is possible, it is difficult to use for grown children and the period of use is short. . Furthermore, even if the main body is equipped with pockets for storing small items such as wallets, coin purses, commuter passes, tickets, handkerchiefs, dust paper, etc., the main body bends along the body of the infant held inside, making it difficult to take them in and out. Therefore, the above-mentioned conventional auxiliary tool does not have a pocket.

(Means for solving the problem) Therefore, the Datsuko auxiliary tool of the present invention has a core plate 4
Then, the cushion part 8 stacked on the core plate is placed on the fabric 5.
A long and narrow seat piece 3 is wrapped around the seat piece 3 for the infant to sit on, and an adjustable band 1 is connected to both ends of the seat piece 3, which can be made long and hung around the neck or shoulders, or made short and can be wrapped around the waist. , and a pocket 6 for storing small items is provided under the seat piece 3, and this pocket 6 has an opening 7 that can be opened and closed along one side of the seat piece.
It is characterized by having the following.

(Example) Figures 1 to 3 show the first embodiment of the auxiliary tool of the present invention, and Figures 4 and 5 show the second embodiment. A band 2 has a band 2, and a seat piece 3 is connected at both ends in the longitudinal direction by the band 1 and is for resting the waist of an infant. The seat piece may be rectangular, oval, or oval, with long sides of 20 to 30 cm and short sides of 8 to 15 cm, for example.

This seat piece 3 is made up of a long and narrow core plate 4 made of plastic, metal, foam such as polyethylene foam, or other suitable material, and a cushion pad 8 made of urethane foam, rubber, etc. placed on top of the core plate 4, which is wrapped in fabric 5. A pocket 6 is provided under the seat piece 3. This pocket 6 has an opening 7 along one side of the seat piece 3 that can be opened and closed by a slide fastener. The cushion pad 8 may be simply placed on the core plate 4, or may be fixed to the upper surface of the core plate 4 by adhesive or the like.

Further, triangular extension pieces 9, 9 are formed from the fabric 5 at each end of the seat piece 3, and the band 1 is connected to each extension piece.
is installed.

In the first embodiment, the length adjuster 2 is a detachable buckle consisting of a female member 2a and a male member 2b, and the length adjuster 2' is provided on either member.
Such a buckle with a length adjustment device is known, for example, from Japanese Patent Publication No. 62-55401. Also, the second
The length adjusting tool 2 of the embodiment is a known ladder-type adjusting tool such as a Japanese character shape or an eye character shape.

To hold an infant using the auxiliary device of each embodiment, adjust the length of the band 1 and length of the device 2, hang the band 1 like a sash around your shoulder or neck, and use the seat piece 3. The child is carried almost horizontally near the waist of a parent, etc., the infant is picked up and seated in a swing style on a stool piece, and held with one hand. Although FIGS. 1 and 4 show a state in which the person turns his back to the person holding him, he is not limited to this, and can also be held in a face-to-face position facing the person holding him. This allows the baby's weight to be supported by the neck and shoulders, making it easier to hold the baby by using both arms and bending one hand to sit the baby on top of, requiring less force than holding the baby with the other hand. At the same time, you can use one hand freely.

Since the seat piece 3 has a core plate 4, it will not bend significantly even if an infant sits on the cushion pad 8 on the core plate, and the pocket 6 under the seat piece will not be crushed by the weight of the infant. You can put small items such as coins in and take them out without any trouble.

Furthermore, due to the cushion pad 8 overlapping the core plate 4, the infant sitting on the seat piece 3 is comfortable.

When not being used to hold an infant, use Band 1.
By shortening the length, placing the cushion part side of the waistband piece 3 on your stomach, and facing the opening 7 of the pocket 6 upward, wrap the band 1 around your waist and attach the waistband piece 3 in front of your body to create a waist pouch. It can be used as In this case, the cushion part 8 hits your belly, so you don't feel any discomfort when the core plate 4 hits it, and the cushion part 8 protects you from the impact when you fall or collide head-on with an object such as a car stopper that prevents your car from driving onto the sidewalk. It cushions the abdomen and protects it.

The second embodiment shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 is different from the first embodiment shown in FIGS. This is the point where each end is connected. Here, auxiliary band 1
Fold each end of 1 around band 1,
Each end of the auxiliary band 11 is secured by fastening the male or female hook 12 at the folded end to the female or male hook 13 provided in the middle of the auxiliary band to form a loop 11' at each end of the auxiliary band. They are movably connected along the band. And each hook 12
By assigning multiple hooks 13 to fasten and selecting the hooks 13 to fasten, the loop 1 at each end can be
1', that is, the length of the auxiliary band 11, is adjustable. Incidentally, the length of the auxiliary band can also be adjusted using a pressure-peel type hook-and-loop fastener or a ladder type adjuster.

If both ends of the auxiliary band 11 are connected to the middle of the band 1 in this way, the band 1
In addition to hanging it like a sash around the neck or shoulders, the auxiliary band 11 can be placed along the base of the arm on the side on which the band 1 is hung, as shown in Fig. 4. The weight of an infant can be distributed and supported between the neck, shoulders, and armpits, making it feel light and the seat piece stable.

(Effects of the invention) According to the invention, an infant can be seated on a stool piece, and the infant's weight is supported by the neck and shoulders.It is small and easy to use, and can be used from infants to children aged 4 to 5 years. To provide a baby aid that can be used continuously as a waist pouch when the infant grows older and no longer needs to be held, and does not go to waste. The seat piece 3 has a core plate 4 and a cushion pad 8 overlaid thereon, and since the infant sits on the cushion pad, the infant can sit comfortably. Furthermore, since the pocket 6 is provided under the core plate 4 of the seat piece 3, even when an infant is seated on it, the core plate 4 prevents the pocket 6 from being crushed by the infant's weight. Therefore, small items can be easily put in and taken out of the pocket 6 by opening and closing the opening 7. If you are not carrying an infant, shorten the length of band 1, place the cushion part side of the seat piece against your stomach, wrap band 1 around your waist, and attach seat piece 3 in front of your body to use it as a waist pouch. can. In this case, the cushion pad 8 will hit your abdomen, so you won't feel any discomfort, and if you fall or your body collides head-on with something, the cushion pad 8 will hit your abdomen.
It is safe because it cushions the impact and protects the abdomen.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention, with Figure 1 being an explanatory diagram of an example of a usage state, Figure 2 being a perspective view of an auxiliary tool, and Figure 3 being a sectional view of a seat piece. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of an example of the usage state of the second embodiment, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the auxiliary tool shown in FIG. 4. In the figure, 1 is a band, 2 is a length adjuster, 3 is a seat piece, 4 is a core, 5 is a cloth, 6 is a pocket, and 7 is a slide fastener for opening and closing the opening of the pocket.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Core plate 4 and cushion parts 8 stacked on the core plate
is wrapped in fabric 5 to form a long and narrow seat piece 3 on which an infant sits, and an adjustable band 1 is provided at both ends of the seat piece 3, the length of which can be made long and hung around the neck or shoulders, or made short and can be wrapped around the waist. A pocket 6 for storing small items is provided under the seat piece 3, and an opening 7 that can be opened and closed along one side of the seat piece is provided in the pocket 6. Ingredients.