JPH056850Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] <Industrial application field> This invention relates to a device for holding a baby or small child safely by supporting the baby's weight on the neck and shoulders and allowing the child to sit on a swing-style stool.

<Prior art> A stool elongated in the left and right direction on which a child is seated like a swing, and a stool connected to the left and right ends of the stool to support the weight of the infant sitting on the stool on the neck and shoulders. A crutch device consisting of a hanging band that is hung on the
It is known from the publication No.-177960.

<Problem that the invention aims to solve> The above-mentioned Datsuko device allows the child to sit on a stool like a swing, so it can only be used for children from about 1 year old who are able to sit with their legs hanging out. Can not.

<Means for solving the problem> Therefore, the present invention is to attach a diaper cover-shaped auxiliary device to the above-mentioned Datsuko tool, so that infants who cannot straighten their heads immediately after birth can use the auxiliary device until they grow up to be around 1 year old. When the child was around 1 year old and able to sit, the assistive device was removed and used. A main body consisting of a hanging band connected to each end to be hung around the neck or shoulders, a back rest, and a diaper cover-shaped auxiliary device having at least a crotch rest connected under the back rest, said main body. A connecting ring is attached to each left and right end of the suspension band, a band is attached in the left and right direction to the outer surface of the backrest of the auxiliary tool, and a connecting tool that is detachably connected to the connecting ring is attached to each left and right end of the band. At the same time, a connecting piece is provided below the crotch rest to be removably connected to the seat of the main body, and on the inner surface of the back rest,
It is characterized by a removable head support plate that projects upward from the upper edge of the backrest.

<Example> In the example shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, A is a main body, and B is a diaper cover-shaped auxiliary tool.

The main body A is almost the same as that described in the above-mentioned Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 1-177960, and consists of a seat 1 that is elongated in the left and right direction, and a hanging band 2 connected to the left and right ends of this seat for hanging around the neck and shoulders. The seat 1 is made of cloth, has a core plate 3 made of foam such as polyethylene foam, a plastic plate, a metal plate, a wooden plate, etc. built into the upper surface, and has a pocket 5 at the bottom that can be opened and closed with a slide fastener 4 or the like. The seat has triangular cloth extension pieces 1', 1' at each of the left and right ends, and each end of the hanging band 2 is connected to the extension pieces.

In addition, a shoulder rest 6 is attached to the suspension band 2 in a slidable and adjustable manner, and a plastic hermaphroditic buckle 7 with a length adjuster is attached near the end where it connects to either the left or right extension piece of the seat. is installed. Such a buckle 7 is a nifty buckle
It is known as SW-38 (trade name manufactured by Nifco Corporation). This buckle 7 adjusts the length of the hanging band 2 according to the physique of the user, and when lowering a bulky child, the female piece 7f and male piece 7m of the buckle 7 can be uncoupled with one touch to hang the child. band 2
It is possible to separate the child in the middle and quickly lower the child without having to put the child's head under the sling.

Incidentally, if necessary, two points in the middle of the hanging band 2 may be connected by an auxiliary band 8 whose length is adjustable and which is also removable as described in the previous proposal.

In order to integrate the auxiliary tool B with the main body, connecting rings 9, 9 are attached to each end of the suspension band 2 of the main body.

The auxiliary device B is made of cloth, and in the illustrated embodiment, the backrest 1
0, and left and right abdominal bands 1 that extend horizontally from the left and right sides of the backrest.
1, 11', a crotch pad 12 and a belly pad 13 that extend continuously from the back pad to the bottom, forming a T-shape. Pressure-bonding and peel-off hook-and-loop fasteners 14a and 14b are provided on the outer surface of one of the inner abdominal bands and the inner surface of the other outer abdominal band so that the abdominal band 13 can be fastened, and the abdominal band 13 can be folded inside and out. Pressure-bonding and peel-off type surface fasteners 15a and 15b are similarly provided on the outer surface of the belly band and the inner surface of the belly pad so that it can be fastened over the outside of the belly band. These surface fasteners 14a, 14b, 15
Snap buttons may be used in place of a and 15b.

Then, in order to integrate it with the main body 1, a backrest 10 is provided.
A cylindrical portion 16 is provided in the left and right direction on the outer surface of the cylindrical portion, and a band 17 longer than the width of the backrest is passed through the cylindrical portion 16, and a connecting device 18 such as an annular hook is provided at each end of the band 17. It can be removably connected to each connecting ring 9 attached to the suspension band, and two connecting pieces 19, 19' are attached to the front and back of the outer surface of the crotch rest 12, and the crotch rest is attached to the upper surface of the seat 1 of the main body. The above-mentioned connecting pieces 19, 19' are overlapped under the seat 1, the seat is wrapped around it, and it can be fastened in this state with pressure-bonding and peel-off type hook-and-loop fasteners 20a, 20b.

Further, the other ends of the abdominal belts 22, 22', whose tips are connected by the aforementioned hermaphroditic buckles 21, are attached to the outer surfaces of the backs of the left and right abdominal bands 11, 11'. Belt loops 23, 23' and 24, 24' for inserting and supporting the abdominal belts 22, 22' are provided on the left and right sides of the outer surface of the abdominal support 13. Each belt loop is constructed by sewing the upper and lower ends of a vertically elongated strip to the outer surface of the abdominal belt or belly pad.

Furthermore, a head support plate 25 is removably provided on the inner surface of the back rest 10 and projects upward from the upper edge of the back rest.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, the head support plate 25 is approximately the same size as the backrest, and has a female snap button 26a attached to the lower edge of the outer surface and a male snap button 26a attached to the upper edge of the inner surface of the backrest. 26b, the head support plate 25 projects upward from the upper edge of the backrest. When the head support plate is not in use, simply remove the snap button and place it along the inner surface of the backrest. The left and right ends of a horizontal strip 27 covering the male snap button 26b are sewn and attached to the inner surface of the backrest. This strip 27 prevents the snap buttons 26b, 26b from being exposed to the inner surface of the back rest, and serves to hold and place the separated head support plate 25 along the inner surface of the back rest after removing the snap buttons. .

To give an example of the dimensions of each part, the main body seat is about 22 cm wide from left to right, about 9 cm front and back, and about 6 cm thick, and the backrest of the auxiliary device is about 22 cm wide from left to right and about 20 cm high.
cm, the left and right abdominal bands are approximately 21 cm in horizontal length, the crotch pads are approximately 16 cm in width on the left and right, and approximately 10 cm in height, and the belly pads are approximately 16 cm in width on both sides and 18 cm in height. To hold a child up to about 1 year old, pass the band 17 through the cylindrical part 16 on the outer surface of the backrest of the aid B, and connect the connectors 18, 18 provided at the left and right ends of the band to the suspension band 2 of the main body A. While connecting to the connecting rings 9, 9 attached to the
Place the outer surface of the crotch rest on the stool 1, and connect the connecting piece 19,
19' wraps around the seat, and fasteners 20 connect the crotch pad 12 to the seat.

When the child is less than 2 months old and unable to hold his or her head upright, the head support plate 25 is placed so as to protrude upward from the upper edge of the back support 10, the auxiliary device B is unfolded, and the child is held between the head support plate 25 and the trunk. Place each on the back rest 10, overlap the left and right abdominal bands 11, 11' in front of the abdomen and fasten them with the fasteners 14a, 14b, just as you would a diaper cover. Fuasuna 15 on top of the overlapping abdominal bands 11 and 11'
Fasten with a and 15b and wrap the child in the aid. Next, the left and right belts 22, 22' are passed through each connecting ring 9, and then passed through the belt loops 23 and 24, 23' and 24' on the outer surface of the abdominal band 11, 11' and the outer surface of the abdominal pad 13. The buckle 21 is joined at the center to connect the ends of the left and right belly belts 22, 22' (FIGS. 2 and 3).

Then, the main body hanging band 2 is hung across the body, and the child is held facing the child. Also, once the child's neck is upright after about two months of birth, the head support plate 25 does not need to be used, so remove it from the auxiliary device, wrap the child in the auxiliary device in the same way, and then tighten the belts 22, 22'. All you have to do is attach the .

It should be noted that wrapping the child with an auxiliary device is done by wrapping the auxiliary device with the band 17, connecting pieces 19, 1, etc., as described above.
This may be done after being attached to the main body in step 9', or it may be done before being attached to the main body and then attached to the main body. As described above, from immediately after birth,
To safely and easily hold a child up to the age of birth by attaching an auxiliary device to the main body.

Then, when the child is around 1 year old and can sit stably, you can remove the assistive device, have the child sit on the stool of the main body, and hold the child by slinging the hanging band over it. In this case as well, the band 17 is
It is preferable that the belt 17 is attached to the connecting ring 9 of the suspension belt of the main body at 8 and 18 so as to support the back of the child sitting on the stool 1 from behind. It is preferable to pass it through the cylindrical part 16 on the outer surface of the backrest and place it so that it can be separated from the auxiliary tool. Furthermore, by removing the belt 17, shortening the length of the hanging band, and wrapping the hanging band around the waist, the pocket 5 provided on the seat 1 can be used as a waist bag.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 8 described above, the head support plate 25
is made to be approximately the same size as the back rest 10, and when in use, as shown in FIG.
By fixing it to b, it protrudes upward from the back rest. For example, as shown in Figure 9, if you make it about twice the height of the back rest and run it along the inner surface of the back rest, it will extend above the back rest. It may also be made to protrude upward from the edge. In this case, the snap buttons 26a and 26b are unnecessary, and the length of the strip 27 is lengthened downward, and if necessary, its lower edge is sewn to the lower end of the backrest to form a pocket shape and form the inner surface of the backrest. All you have to do is stand it up along the line. Then, when the child's neck is stable and there is no need to use it, if it is not needed, it can be removed from the assistive device.

In addition, band loops 23 and 2 provided on the abdominal bands 11 and 11' are used to pass the left and right abdominal bands 22 and 22'.
3' can be omitted, and also the belly pad 13
Band holes 24, 24' for the abdominal bands 11, 11' provided on the left and right sides of the outer surface of the belt may be provided at one location in the center to cover the buckle 21 so as not to be tampered with.

Furthermore, if the buckle 7 is operated incorrectly while the child is being held, the hanging band 2 of the main body may be severed, and there is a risk that the child being held may fall. This buckle 7 is automatically coupled when the male piece 7m is inserted into the female piece 7f, and can be uncoupled by pushing the tips of the male piece lock arms exposed on both sides of the female piece (No. 11). figure). Therefore, in order to prevent the above-mentioned danger, a protective piece 28 that can wrap the female piece 7f in a cylindrical shape is attached to the tip of the suspension band to which the female piece 7f is attached, as shown in FIG. A hard band plate 29 made of a metal plate, a plastic plate, etc. is built into the part that contacts both sides of the buckle when the buckle is wrapped.
It is preferable that the hard band plate prevents the lock arm of the male piece 7m from being pushed in even if force is accidentally applied to both sides of the buckle. still,
Reference numeral 30 denotes a pressure-release type hook-and-loop fastener for keeping the protective piece 28 wrapped around the buckle.

The diaper cover-type auxiliary device of the illustrated embodiment has belly bands on the left and right sides of the back rest, and a crotch rest under the back rest.
It is a T-shaped deployment type in which the belly pads are connected, and the right and left abdominal bands are stacked on top of each other, and the belly pads are overlapped and fastened. It is also possible to overlap them and fasten them.

Furthermore, the auxiliary device is not a deployable type as mentioned above, but a semi-deployable type in which one abdominal belt and a belly pad are connected in advance, and the other abdominal strap is overlapped and fastened on top of it. A connected pants type may also be used.

<Effects of the invention> According to the invention, by attaching a diaper cover-shaped aid to the main body, infants who cannot stand their necks can be
You can safely and easily hold a child up to the age of 5, and then remove the assistive device and safely and comfortably hold a child between 5 and 6 years old, and it can be used effectively for a very long period of time. We can provide you with the tools you need.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of the main body in use with an auxiliary tool attached, Figure 2 is a perspective view of Figure 1 seen diagonally from the front,
Figure 3 is a perspective view similarly seen from the rear, Figure 4 is a vertical side view of the main part, and Figure 5 shows the main body and auxiliary tool separated, with the main body partially cut out and one half of the auxiliary tool inside. , a front view of the other half showing the outer surface, FIG. 6 is a perspective view with the band omitted showing how the auxiliary device is attached to the main body, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing how the auxiliary device is attached to the main body and how to use the auxiliary device. Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional plan view of the suspension band showing the situation in which the auxiliary device is used; Fig. 9 is the same as Fig. 4 of another embodiment of the present invention. Longitudinal side view of main part, No. 10
The figure is a perspective view of the buckle protection device, and FIG. 11 is a sectional view showing the state of use of FIG. 10. In the figure, A is the main body, 1 is its seat, 2 is a hanging band, 9 is a connecting ring, B is an auxiliary tool, 10 is its back rest, 12 is a crotch rest, 17 is a band, 18 is a connector, 19, 19 ' indicates a connecting piece, and 25 indicates a head support plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A main body consisting of a horizontally elongated seat, hanging bands connected to the left and right ends of the seat to hang around the neck and shoulders, a back rest, and a back rest that extends below the back rest. a diaper cover-shaped auxiliary device equipped with at least a crotch support, connecting rings are attached to each left and right end of the suspension band of the main body, bands are attached to the outer surface of the backrest of the auxiliary device in the left-right direction, and the A connector is provided at each left and right end of the band to be detachably coupled to the coupling ring, and a coupling piece is provided below the crotch pad to be detachably coupled to the seat of the main body, and on the inner surface of the backrest,
A child's ball support device, characterized in that a head support plate that projects upward from the upper edge of a backrest is removably provided.