JPH0725823U - Infant hugs - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To support the infant's bearing so that it can be raised and lowered so that it can be folded and stored compactly when not in use. [Structure] A waist belt and an infant bearing portion attached to the front surface of the waist belt. The infant bearing portion is constituted by a waist support plate and a waist rest plate in a side L shape, and these are configured to be undulating. [Effect] Since the infant bearing part is constructed so that it can be raised and lowered, it can be stored compactly when not in use.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a toddler hanger in which a waist bag type cradle is attached to the front of a waist belt and an infant is placed on the cradle.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 An infant hanger constructed by attaching a stool-shaped infant bearing portion to the front of the waist belt and allowing an infant to rest on the upper surface of the infant bearing portion is known, for example, from Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-46619, and A structure in which a bag portion attached to the front surface of a belt has a storage function for articles and a support function for infants is known from Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-62115.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, since the supporting parts (seats) of infants are fixed to the shape of the hugs described in the above-mentioned publicly known, particularly the hug described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-46619, the whole structure becomes large-scale, It has been pointed out that there is a drawback in that the stool cannot be stored in a compact even when the baby is not held.

In addition, the hug described in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 4-62115 is used because the supporting part (bag body) of the infant attached to the front of the waist belt cannot exert the independent supporting function of the infant by itself. By attaching the lower end of the hanging belt that hangs around the person's neck or shoulder to the bearing (bag body), the infant's bearing effect is exerted, which has the drawback of complicating the structure. The main body had the drawback that it cannot be stored compactly when not in use.

[0005]

[The purpose of the device]

 The present invention has been made in response to the above circumstances, and the stool part that constitutes the support part of an infant is configured to be foldable so that the stool part can be folded compactly when not used as a hanger. An object of the present invention is to provide a baby cuddler that is configured so that the stool can be raised only when it is used as a tool.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an infant holding device which has a strength capable of accurately supporting an infant only by a stool portion and which is constructed so that the swelling operation of the stool portion can be performed extremely easily. It is what

[0007]

[Key points of the device]

 The present invention provides a waist belt, an infant bearing attached to the front of the waist belt, and a rear of the infant that can be pulled out above the infant bearing if necessary and can be freely accommodated inside the infant bearing. In a hug for a baby consisting of a support belt, the baby support part is constructed so as to have a side L-shape by a waist support plate that abuts a user's waist and a stool for carrying a baby. The structure of the infant hug is the main point of the device.

[0008]

【Example】

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

The infant holding device of the present invention has a waist belt 1, an infant bearing portion 2 attached to the front of the waist belt 1, a base end portion fixed to the infant bearing portion 2, and pulled out into the infant bearing portion 2. It is composed of a combination of back support belts 3 for infants that can be stored as much as possible.

The waist belt 1 is known as a waist belt such as a waist pouch and is configured so that the length can be freely adjusted according to the physical constitution of the user. In the embodiment, the buckle 11 that allows one-touch engagement is used in the middle portion of the waist belt 1, but the structure is not limited to this.

The infant support portion 2 is configured by combining an outer bag 21 made of cloth and a stool 22 made of hard synthetic resin.

The stool 22 is configured such that the upper end of the waist rest plate 23 and the base end of the stool 24 are pivotally supported by the supporting arms 25, 25 and can be opened and closed in a side L shape.

Reference numeral 26 denotes an upright maintenance plate that is attached to a support arm 25 formed on the stool 24 so as to be up and down, and has its base end pivotally supported by the support arm 25 so as to extend parallel to the inside of the stool 24. When in the state, the tip end portion thereof is configured to abut on the upper surface of the upright receiving plate 27 projecting from the base end portion of the waist support plate 23. (See FIGS. 4 and 6)

Reference numeral 28 denotes a spring for maintaining the standing state of the standing maintaining plate 26, which is installed by applying a contracting force so that the standing maintaining plate 26 is always attracted to the side parallel to the inner surface of the stool 24. There is.

Reference numeral 29 denotes a standing-up release operation string for the standing-up maintaining plate 26. When the front end is attached to the lower end of the standing-up maintaining plate 26 and the operation string 29 is pulled, the lower end of the standing-up maintaining plate 26 contracts the spring 28. It is pulled out to the front side against the force (pulled out in the direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 4), the engagement with the upright receiving plate 27 is released, and the upright state of the upright maintaining plate 26 is released.

It should be noted that the portions for forming the upright maintenance plate 26 and the upright receiving plate 27 need not be limited to the positions shown in the drawings, and the upright maintenance plate 26 may be placed on the waist support plate 23 side in the completely opposite manner to the embodiment. It is also possible to form the standing receiving plate 27 on the stool plate 24 side.

The outer bag 21 is configured to be openable and closable so as to be separable into two, a bag portion 21 a covering the waist rest plate 23 and a bag portion 21 b covering the waist rest plate 24. A slide fastener 21c is attached to the surface where the opening edge of the covering bag portion 21a and the opening edge of the covering portion 24b covering the stool 24 come into contact with each other to open and close.

A cushioning material (not shown) such as urethane foam is attached to the outer surface of the waist support plate 23 and the upper surface of the seating plate 24, respectively.

Reference numeral 21d denotes a middle bag attached so as to be passed over the inner tip of the bag portion 21a covering the waist support plate 23 and the inner tip of the bag portion 21b covering the waist rest plate 24. The back support belt 3 for infants can be accommodated inside. A slide fastener 21e is openably and closably attached to the upper surface of the inner bag 21d.

The infant rear support belt 3 is composed of a triangular support plate 31 for supporting the infant's waist and a shoulder belt 32 extending upward along the peripheral edge of the triangular support plate 31. If necessary, a bearing belt 33 that supports the back of the infant is provided near the end.

The lower end of the support plate 31 is fixed to the upper opening of the middle bag 21d. Further, a length adjusting mechanism 34 is attached to the shoulder belt 32 at an appropriate position. Reference numeral 35 is a pull-out hole for the standing-up release operation string 29 formed in a part of the inner bag 21d.

[0022]

[Use of device]

 The present invention constructed as above is used as follows.

(1) When not used as a hug, the stool 22 of the infant support 2 attached to the front of the waist belt 1 is folded so that the waist support plate 23 and the stool 24 are parallel to each other. Since the bag portion 21a for covering the backing plate and the bag portion 21b for covering the seating plate are closed by the slide fastener 21c, the whole is folded in a very compact manner and is not bulky. (See FIGS. 1 and 5)

(2) When using a hug, if the slide fastener 21c that closes the opening edges of the two bag portions 21a and 21b is released, the waist support plate 23 and the stool plate 24 that form the stool stand 22 can be opened. And are opened in an L shape on the side surface.

When the waist rest plate 23 and the seat rest plate 24 are opened, the standing maintenance maintaining plate 26 instantly and automatically stands up due to the contracting force of the spring 28, and the lower end portion of the waist rest plate 23. Assembling of the hug is completed by abutting and locking the tip end portion of the upright receiving plate 27 projecting from the base end portion thereof. (See FIGS. 2, 4, and 6)

In the baby hug that has been assembled, the waist belt 1 is wrapped around and fixed to the waist of the mother so that the infant and the mother face each other on the upper surface of the infant support portion 2 located in front of the waist belt 1. The infant is put on and the mother uses it while holding the infant's back and waist with arms. (See Figure 7)

(3) When the body of an infant is to be supported by the back support belt 3, the slide fastener 21e provided at the upper end of the inner bag 21d is opened and the back support belt 3 of the infant is taken out. The inner bag 21d after taking out the back support belt 3 of the baby closes the slide fastener 21e provided at the upper end to prevent the stool 22 mounted inside from being exposed. (See Figure 3)

The back support belt 3 of the pulled-out infant is simply pulled up from the back side of the infant after the infant is placed on the infant support portion 2 and the upper end portion is locked to the mother's shoulder. Can support the back of the infant. In this case, the freedom of both hands of the mother can be increased.

(4) When the holder is not used, pulling the tip of the stand-up release operation string 29 exposed from the pull-out hole 35 of the inner bag 21d causes the lower end of the stand-up maintaining plate 26 to contract the spring 28. As a result of being pulled forward against the force and the engagement between the tip of the standing support plate 26 and the upper end of the standing support plate 27 being released, the assembled state is instantly released.

The infant support part 2 which is opened in the assembled state is folded so that the waist support plate 23 and the stool support plate 24 are in contact with each other, and at the same time, the opening edges of the bag parts 21a and 21b covering them are also in close proximity. Therefore, by closing the slide fastener 21c in this state, the slide fastener 21c can be compactly folded as shown in FIG. 1 and is ready for further use.

[0031]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is sufficient to assemble the infant support portion 2 only when it is necessary to hold the infant, and the infant support portion 2 can be compactly stored when not in use, which cannot be expected with the conventional hugs. It has an excellent effect.

When using a baby hug, if the stool 22 that constitutes the infant support portion 2 is opened, the firm infant support portion 2 can be configured by the waist support plate 23 and the stool 24. It has an excellent effect of not requiring any other reinforcing tool for maintaining the strength of the support portion 2.

In addition, the assembled infant support portion 2 can easily open the upright of the upright maintenance plate 26 only by operating the upright release operation string 29. There is an advantage that both of the releasing operations can be easily performed.

Furthermore, since the back support belt 3 of the infant is stored so that it can be pulled out freely, it is possible to hold the infant's body in a stable manner by using this, and to increase the freedom of both hands of the mother. There is also an advantage.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing a state in which an infant bearing unit is folded.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a main part showing a usage state of an infant bearing part.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a case where a back support belt of an infant is used.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the pedestal in a use state.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the stool shown in a folded state.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a stool that shows a locking portion between the standing maintenance plate and the standing support plate.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a case where only the infant bearing portion is used.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a case where the infant bearing portion and the infant rear bearing belt are used at the same time.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Waist belt 11 Buckle 2 Infant support 21 Outer bag 22 Stool 23 Waist support plate 24 Waist support plate 25 Support arm 26 Standing support plate 27 Standing support plate 28 Spring 29 Standing release operation string 21a Bag part covering the waist support plate 21b Bag part that covers the stool 21c Slide fastener 21d Middle bag 21e Slide fastener 3 Back support belt for infants 31 Support plate 32 Support plate 32 Shoulder belt 33 Support belt 34 Length adjustment mechanism 35 Stand-up release operation string pull-out hole

Claims (5)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A hug for an infant comprising a waist belt and an infant bearing portion attached to the front of the waist belt, comprising a waist support plate in which the infant bearing portion abuts on a user's waist portion and a waist rest plate on which an infant is placed. A baby hug that is configured to be undulating so as to have an L-shaped side surface. 2. A waist belt, an infant bearing attached to the front of the waist belt, and the child bearing can be pulled out above the infant bearing.
In addition, in a baby hanger consisting of a back support belt for an infant that can be freely stored inside the infant support part, a waist support plate in which the infant support part abuts the user's waist and a stool for mounting the infant A baby hug that is configured to be undulating so as to have an L-shaped side surface. 3. An upright maintenance plate is pivotally attached to an inner proximal end portion of a waist support plate so as to be up and down, and a tip end portion of the upright maintenance plate is in contact with an upper end portion of an upright support plate projecting from the proximal end portion of the waist rest plate. The infant holding device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the holding device is configured so that it can be releasably abutted. 4. An upright maintenance plate is pivotally attached to an inner base end of the stool so that it can be raised and lowered, and a tip end of the upright maintenance plate is in contact with an upper end of an upright support plate projecting from the proximal end of the waist rest plate. The infant holding device according to claim 3, wherein the holding device is configured so as to be releasably abuttable. 5. The infant holding device according to claim 3, wherein a tip end portion of an upright release operation string is attached to a tip end portion of an upright maintenance plate pivotally attached to an inner base end portion of a stool plate so as to be up and down.