JPH0928518A - Infant tending belt - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent an infant from soundly sleeping and falling toward the side of his/her head by detachably mounting a temporal support member for supporting his/her temporal on an occipital support part. SOLUTION: When an infant sleeps soundly, a temporal support member 6 of crescent belt form is passed through the through-hole 12 of arm occipital support part 11 formed on the upper end of an infant tending belt body 1, and engagement hooks 61 formed on both ends of the support member 6 are engaged with the hook receivers 62 of a shoulder belt 2. As a result, when the infant sleeps soundly and his/her head tends to fall back, the head can be supported with the occipital support part 11 of the belt body. Also, the head, when inclining sideward, is supported with the support member 6 at the inclined position. Thus, the infant's head inclined in any of backward and sideward directions can be supported. In this case, the engagement position of the end of the support member 6 can be optionally selected, when a plurality of the hook receivers 62 are arranged, and an engagement state suitable for the infant's physical form can be obtained.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a baby carrier which can be used for both piggyback (carrying) and front hugging (carrying) of an infant, and more particularly to a baby carrier having a head support.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a baby-sitting belt which has been conventionally used can be used both as a piggyback on which an infant is carried on the back and as a hug for holding in front.

However, in such a baby-sitter, when the infant falls asleep, the head falls backward, which puts a burden on the head of the infant, which is dangerous.

In order to solve this problem, a baby carrier having a head support has been conventionally considered.

However, since the structure is such that only the back of the head is supported, when the infant falls asleep and tilts the head backward, it can be supported well, but when the head tilts to the side. Couldn't support it.

Therefore, the one provided with a head pad for supporting not only the back of the head but also both heads on the baby-sitter is already proposed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-3350 and Japanese Patent Publication No. 6-505167. Has been done.

[0007] The baby-sitting proposed above is not limited to the back of the head,
It is characterized by attaching a head pad that can support both heads to the baby carrier, and a head pad that integrates the temporal support with the occipital support can be folded on the baby carrier body It is connected to the baby-sitter body.

And, the connecting portion of this head pad is
The head pad was made thin so that it could be folded on the baby-sitter body so that it could be folded, and a belt was used to support it on the shoulder straps to prevent it from falling down when using the head pad. .

[0009]

However, the lullaby in which the head pad also including the temporal support is connected to the lullaby main body on the occipital support, the ligament of the occipital support also including the temporal support is provided. Since the head pad is always fixed to the baby carrier body, it is always attached even when the infant has reached a certain age or when the head pad is unnecessary such as when the infant is not sleeping. In particular, for an infant who is in a state of sleep and does not sleep, his / her view is obstructed by the temporal support of the head pad, which causes inconvenience.

Further, because the head pad is not used, when it is folded over the baby carrier body, the baby carrier body becomes thick and bulky due to the folding, and the head pad is required. However, since it is bulky, it is not easy to cause it, and it causes more discomfort for sleepy and difficult infants. As a result, the infant became more uncomfortable.

When the head pad is made rigid and the head support effect is enhanced, the head support is provided with even the temporal support, so that even if it is not, the bulky head support becomes more bulky. It was inconvenient to handle and was inconvenient.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide an occipital support,
It is to eliminate the inconvenience of the conventional baby carrier fixed with a thin connecting part so that the head pad also provided with the temporal support on both sides can be folded on the baby carrier body, and it is provided in the baby carrier body. Another object of the present invention is to provide a baby carrier in which a temporal support member for supporting the infant's head to the side is detachably attached to the occipital support part.

[0013]

A baby carrier according to the present invention is a baby carrier having a baby carrier main body and two shoulder straps which are attached to the baby carrier body and whose length can be adjusted. The main body is provided with an occipital support part for supporting the occipital region of the infant, and a temporal support member for supporting the temporal region of the infant is attached to the occipital support part so as to be detachable. There is.

When the infant is asleep,
Use by attaching the temporal support member to the occipital support part,
Further, when the temporal support member is unnecessary, it can be removed from the occipital support portion.

Further, when the temporal support member is attached by inserting it into the through hole formed in the occipital support portion, when the temporal support member is unnecessary, each end of the temporal support member is not removed. The part can be used by inserting it into the through hole and storing it.

Further, when the infant is asleep,
The positions of fixing both ends of the temporal support member attached to the through hole of the occipital support portion to the shoulder belts can be changed according to the infant's body shape.

[0017]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The baby-sitter of the present invention can be used for both piggyback (carrying) and hug (front hugging).
1 is a front view of the baby carrier, FIG. 2 is a rear view thereof, FIG. 3 is a three-dimensional view seen obliquely from the rear, and FIG. 4 is a three-dimensional view seen obliquely from the front.

The baby carrier according to the present invention is the baby carrier body 1
And two shoulder straps 2 and 2 fixed to the upper ends thereof, adjustment belts 4 and 4 connected to the lower ends of the shoulder straps 2 and 2 via locking buckles 3 and 3, and the adjustment belts. Four, four
Ring fittings 5 and 5 provided on both sides of the lower end of the baby carrier body 1 for adjusting the length of the baby carrier body 1 and through holes 12 penetrating the mutual edge edges of the occipital support portion 11 of the baby carrier body 1.
, And a crescent-shaped band-shaped temporal support member 6 that is detachably inserted.

The temporal support member 6 has a crescent-shaped band shape, and when the infant is asleep, the temporal support member 6 is folded over at the upper end of the baby carrier body 1 as shown in FIG. Do not insert the locking hooks 61, which are inserted into the through holes 12 penetrating the side ends of the occipital region support portion 11 and are attached to both ends thereof, as shown in FIGS. The hook stopper 62 is engaged.

In this way, when the infant falls asleep and its head tries to fall backward, it can be well supported by the occipital support portion 11 of the baby-sitter body, and the head is tilted to the side. The head supported by the temporal support member 6 whose ends are engaged with the shoulder straps 2 is supported by the side head of the infant, and in the end, the head is supported even when the head is tilted backward or in any side direction. It is possible to make a babysitter with high safety.

A plurality of locking hook stoppers 62 attached to the shoulder strap 2 are provided (see FIG. 1).
2 has a structure in which two locking hook stoppers 62 are provided in the width direction of the shoulder strap 2).
The engagement position of the end portion of the temporal support member 6 with the shoulder strap 2 can be arbitrarily selected, and the engagement suitable for the body type of the infant can be performed.

When the infant wakes up, the temporal support member 6
When it is unnecessary because it becomes an obstacle, pull out the temporal support member 6 from the through hole 12 of the occipital support portion 11,
It is stored in a pocket 13 or the like provided on the back of the baby-sitter body 1.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the occipital support portion 1
One end of each temporal support member 6 may be housed in the first through hole 12, and thus the through hole 12 may house the end of the temporal support member 6 therein. It goes without saying that it forms a space.

Therefore, in using this baby carrier, the temporal support member 6 is attached to the occipital support portion 11 of the baby carrier body 1 in anticipation of the infant sleeping beforehand.
In the case of a front hug (hug), the locking buckle 3 side of the adjustment belts 4 and 4 is lengthened by the ring metal fitting 5, and the baby carrier body 1
Put the infant inside, fasten the hooks and hooks 14 on the side of the infant, and balance the left and right safety belts 1
5 and the locking buckles 3 and 3, then the user 7
Passes through the loops of the left and right adjustment belts 4 and 4, raises the head between the left and right shoulder straps 2 and 2 and lifts the infant 8, and sets the adjustment belts 4 and 4 to an appropriate length. Then, the engaging hook 61 at the end of the temporal support member 6 is engaged with the hook stopper receiver 62 of the back strap so that the infant 8 can be supported to fall sideways as shown in FIG. .

When the temporal support member 6 is attached to the occipital support portion 11 of the baby carrier body 1 and is carried on the back (on the back), the adjustment buckles 4 and 4 of the locking buckles are temporarily adjusted, and Put the infant in the baby-sitter body 1, fasten the hooks and hooks 14 on the side of the baby-sitter, and further attach the safety belt 1
Close 5 and adjust the left and right in a balanced manner. Then, the locking hook 61 at the end of the temporal support member 6 is engaged with the hook stopper 62 of the back strap. As shown in FIG. 8, the baby carrier main body 1 in such a state is carried by the user 7, the left and right adjusting belts 4 and 4 are set to a proper length, and the left and right adjusting belts 4 and 4 are wound around the waist and the free ends thereof are set. Stop the waist buckle 16 and arrange.

Incidentally, the illustrated adjustment fastener 17
According to the body type of the infant, the depth of the baby-sitter main body 1 can be adjusted in two stages by opening and closing the adjusting fastener.

The temporal support member 6 is attached to the occipital support portion 11
When the infant is hugged in front of him or carried on his back without wearing it on his back, and when the temporal support member 6 becomes necessary due to the infant becoming sleepy, it becomes necessary to use the pocket 1 on the back of the baby carrier body 1.
It is possible to immediately insert the temporal support member 6 stored in 3 or the like into the through hole 12 of the occipital support portion 11 and return to the state before falling asleep.

The present invention is characterized in that the baby carrier main body 1 having the occipital support portion 11 is provided with a detachable temporal support member so as to prevent the infant's head from falling sideways. However, it is possible to arbitrarily change other parts. Also, as the shape of the temporal support member, in addition to the crescent shape, a half-moon shape,
It goes without saying that various modifications can be made as long as they have a shape such as a rectangular shape that can effectively exhibit the function of supporting the temporal region.

[0030]

As described above, in the baby carrier of the present invention, since the temporal support member is detachably attached to the occipital support portion of the baby carrier body, the infant is awake and can move laterally. When the head does not fall down, the temporal support member that gives discomfort that obstructs the field of vision of the infant can be removed, and in order to prevent the infant from falling asleep to prevent the head from falling sideways, When a support member is needed, it is immediately inserted into the through hole 12 of the occipital support portion 11, and can be easily and easily attached without causing discomfort even when the child is drowsy.

Then, in addition to the occipital support part, a head pad having a temporal support member is not used for a support for preventing the head of a side infant from falling.
The infant's head can be safely supported by simply attaching the temporal support member, which is simple and easy to install, to the occipital support portion of the baby carrier body.

Also, the length of the temporal support portion can be adjusted in multiple stages by arbitrarily changing the hook stop receiving position for stopping the locking hook of the temporal support member according to the body type of the infant. Is.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a babysitter.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the baby-sitter.

FIG. 3 is a three-dimensional view seen from the diagonal back side of the lullaby.

FIG. 4 is a three-dimensional view of the baby-sitter seen obliquely from the front.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of a process of inserting the temporal support member into a through hole formed in the occipital support part.

FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a state in which the temporal support member is inserted into a through hole of the occipital support portion and stored.

FIG. 7 is a front holding state diagram of a babysitter provided with a temporal support member.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a state of carrying the baby on a baby carrier provided with a temporal support member.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Babysitter body 2 Shoulder strap 3 Locking buckle 4 Adjusting belt 5 Ring metal fittings 6 Temporal support member 7 User 8 Infant 11 Occipital support part 12 Through hole 13 Pocket 14 Hook and hook 15 Safety belt 16 Waist buckle 17 Adjust fastener 61 Locking hook 62 Hook stop receiving

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A baby carrier having a baby carrier body and two shoulder straps which are attached to the baby carrier and whose length can be adjusted, wherein the baby carrier body supports the back of the infant. A baby carrier having a occipital support part and a temporal support member for supporting the temporal region of an infant attached detachably to the occipital support part. 2. The temporal support member is removably attached by being inserted into a through hole formed in the occipital support portion, and when the infant's head falls sideways, the occipital support portion is attached. 2. The baby carrier according to claim 1, wherein both ends of the temporal support member inserted through the through holes of each of the shoulder support belts are attached to the respective shoulder belts. 3. The temporal support member is detachably attached by being inserted into a through hole formed in the occipital support portion, and when the infant's head falls sideways, the occipital support portion is attached. Each of the both ends of the temporal support member, which is inserted through the through-hole of the temporal support member, is attached to each shoulder belt, and when the temporal support member is not used, each end portion of the temporal support member is penetrated therethrough. The baby-sitter according to claim 1, wherein the baby-sitter is inserted in the hole and stored. 4. A position where each end of the temporal support member, which is attached by being inserted through the through hole of the occipital support portion, is attached to each shoulder belt when the infant falls to the side of the head. The baby-sitter according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the baby-sitter is changed according to the infant's body shape.