KR101640056B1 - Feeding and care seat - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention has a simple structure that not only greatly improves the ventilation performance of the feeding sheet which is an apparatus for assisting infant feeding and child-raising, but also prevents the infant from slipping off the feeding sheet to prevent a safety accident The present invention relates to an improved feeding sheet.
The present invention relates to an assistant device for childcare and feeding of an infant and comprising a head receiving portion 110, a backrest portion 120 and a buttock receiving portion 130. The headrest receiving portion 110 includes: The first and second troughs 214 and 224 are formed to have a gradually decreasing sectional area from the front surface of the feeding sheet 100 toward the first and second through holes 212 and 222, First and second through holes 210 and 220 made of first and second through holes 212 and 222 formed to communicate the ends of the groove portions 214 and 224 with the back surface of the feeding sheet 100; And a plurality of concave grooves 310 formed in the concave grooves 310 and communicating with the plurality of recessed grooves 310. The plurality of concave grooves 310 are formed on the outside of the first and second passages 210 and 220 of the head receiving portion 110 and the hip receiving portion 130, Circumferential grooves 320 and 330; The through holes 212 and 222 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 and the connection groove 250 are connected to each other at one side so as to allow the air to move and the other side is connected to the through holes 212 and 222 A flow groove portion 230 connecting the peripheral groove portions 320 and 330; The air in the first and second passages 210 and 220 communicate with each other and are formed into concave grooves larger than the circumferential grooves 320 and 330 and the concave grooves 310 to support the infant spine, A connection groove portion 250 connecting one side flow groove portion 230 provided in the buttock receiving portion 130; And a plurality of recessed portions 310 formed in the longitudinal direction in the longitudinal direction so as to connect between the head receiving portion 110 and the peripheral recessed portions 320 and 330 provided in the buttock receiving portion 130, .

Description

FEEDING AND CARE SEAT

The present invention relates to a breast-feeding sheet, and more particularly, to a breast-feeding sheet which has a simple structure to support a body part of an infant to maintain a stable posture during child-care or lactation, The present invention relates to a milking sheet having an improved structure.

In general, newborns who need frequent feeding need to be treated very carefully because the musculoskeletal system is not fully developed. In addition to breastfeeding, caregivers need care such as hugging infants from time to time.

At this time, the infant as described above uses a thick futon or yoden to feed or comfort the infant in a state of wrapping the infant's body. The above-mentioned bed or yodel is intended to wrap the whole body of the infant and provide comfort and comfort , So that nursing can nurture the infant's head naturally, which is unfamiliar, so that they can feed safely and take care of the infant.

However, such a futon or urine is bulky because it is very bulky, and the infant feels the heat in the summer, and when it becomes contaminated while being contaminated, it is necessary to wash the entire seat cover, It is true.

Accordingly, a variety of forms of feeding assistive devices are found in recent years to provide convenience in feeding, which is called a feeding cushion or a feeding sheet.

Such a feeding cushion is made by using a foam pad made of a soft elastic material, and is composed of a head restraining part, a backrest part and a hip rest part, and various types of fabric sheets are wrapped around the surface .

Accordingly, the infant cushion can be easily infused with the infant cushion in a state where the infant is placed on the infant cushion as described above, and the infant can be taken care of.

However, since the feeding cushion as described above can not stably wrap the head portion of the infant, it is inconvenient to support the head of the infant whose neck is difficult to pinch, and the breathability is not smooth, , The infant slips down from the feeding cushion frequently.

In other words, the conventional feeding cushion has a large area of the head portion for the infant having various body sizes. Therefore, since the head is not stably supported in the case of the newborn baby, it is inevitable that the caregiver carries the breast- And because it is made in a wide pad shape, it feels discomfort due to sweat in the infant's back part. This is because infants have higher body temperature than infants and adults, and because they use more power during breastfeeding, As the back part of the infant is closely attached to the infant cushion made of soft elastic material, the infant's back part does not have a fever of body temperature at all, so it sweats more.

In addition, the conventional feeding cushion has a downwardly curved thigh support portion formed on the buttock portion so that the infant's legs can be comfortably spread. Such a thigh support portion promotes the downward movement of the infant's center of gravity The infant's body has to have to reprimand the infant's body frequently as it slips down from the feeding cushion.

Accordingly, although the conventional feeding cushion is developed to provide many advantages, the caregiver and the infant have various inconveniences or feelings, and the necessity of structural improvement of the feeding cushion as described above is urgently required In fact.

As a prior art related to a conventional feeding sheet for improving this, there has been known a method of forming a foam sheet by forming a foam sheet, as disclosed in Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1123376 entitled " infant infant feeding sheet "(registered on February 22, 2012) Wherein the seat body comprises a soft cushion layer and a soft cushion layer on the lower side, and the fabric sheet is wrapped on the surface of the seat body, Wherein the seat body has a cuff groove formed on both sides between the head restraint part and the backrest part, and the crotch part is formed on both sides of the backrest part, The jaw part of the head rest part has a rectangular second jaw part formed along the longitudinal direction of the seat body at the central part of the first jaw part, Wherein the ventilation groove portion of the backrest portion is formed by repeating upward and downward ventilation groove portions formed laterally with respect to the upper surface of the seat body, And the buttress receiving portion is formed by projecting a latching portion at the upper end of the seat body.

Another prior art related to the conventional feeding sheet is disclosed in Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1320856 entitled " Feeding Support Sheet "(Registered on Mar. 10, 201.11), in which the interior material is housed inside the cover, And a seat body in which a butt portion is integrally formed, characterized in that: a plurality of through holes formed in the interior material at regular intervals; A plurality of recessed grooves recessed in the front surface of the head part, the back part and the hip part at predetermined intervals; And a concavo-convex portion formed in a staggered shape such as a sawtooth shape at regular intervals on the back portion.

Such a conventional nursing sheet satisfies the strength in the case of a foam sheet, but on the other hand, since the infant can not easily discharge sweat, the infant needs to be placed on the nursing sheet and attached to the head restraint and back However, since the back, hips and head of the infant are brought into close contact with certain parts of the seat surface, air permeability is lowered and sweat discharge is not easy.

In addition, the conventional feeding sheet has a risk that the infant slips from the feeding sheet because the infant can not cover himself or herself, thereby causing the infant to be injured.

Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1123376 entitled " Infant Infant Support Sheet "(registered on February 27, 2012) Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1320856 entitled " Feeding Support Sheet "(registered on May 10, 2013)

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a simple structure that can significantly improve the ventilation performance of a feeding sheet, which is a device for feeding and nursing infants during infant feeding and child- Another object of the present invention is to provide a nursing sheet whose structure is improved so that an infant can be prevented from slipping out of the nursing sheet and causing a safety accident.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a breast-feeding sheet comprising a head restraining part, a backrest part and a buttock rest part, wherein: the head rest part and the buttock rest part are provided with a breast- A first and a second groove portions formed to be gradually reduced in cross-sectional area from the front surface to the first and second through holes, and first and second through holes formed to communicate an end portion of the first and second groove portions with a rear surface of the feeding sheet One and two study; A plurality of circumferential groove portions formed on the outer sides of the first and second cylindrical portions of the head receiving portion and the hip receiving portion and formed in concave grooves communicating with the plurality of recessed grooves; A channel groove formed in the first and second passages so as to connect the through hole with the peripheral groove portion and the connection groove portion at one side and the other side to connect the through hole and the peripheral groove portion to allow air to move; The air in the first and second passages communicates with each other and is formed into a concave groove larger than the circumferential groove portion and the concave groove portion so as to support the infant's vertebra region and the space between the head portion and the hip- A connecting groove portion for connecting; And a plurality of recessed portions formed in the longitudinal direction on the front surface so as to connect between the head receiving portion and the circumferential groove portions provided in the buttress receiving portion to form an air flow path.

And a protrusion protruding from the front of the hip rest to prevent slipping of the infant and to divide the leg of the infant into left and right sides.

The present invention has a beneficial effect of maintaining a stable posture of an infant during infant feeding and child-raising to prevent safety accidents and improving a ventilation structure to assist sweat discharge of an infant.

Further, the feeding sheet of the present invention is made of a foamable resin and is provided in a simple structure so that it is light in weight and strong enough to hold a feeding posture which is convenient for feeding and childcare in a state where the infant is seated.

In addition, the connection groove portion of the present invention connects the first and second passage communicates to smoothly circulate the air, and is formed in a straight concave shape to support the spinal portion of the immature infant so as to be properly grown .

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a feeding sheet according to the present invention;
Figure 2 is a front view of Figure 1;
3 is a side view of Fig.
Figure 4 is a plan view of Figure 1;
Fig. 5 is a side sectional view of Fig. 1; Fig.
6 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the feeding sheet according to the present invention.
7 is a perspective view showing a main part of a cover according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Herein, the infant sheet of the present invention is not limited to the infant from 0 to 10 months of age, but also has a child-raising function when the infant is taken care of.

1 to 5, one embodiment of a breast-feeding sheet according to the present invention is a breast-feeding sheet 100 including a head rest 110, a back rest 120, and a hip rest 130, First and second through holes 210 and 220 formed in the head receiving portion 110 and the buttock receiving portion 130 so as to communicate with the front and back surfaces and formed to be recessed and recessed and having respective through holes 212 and 222, A plurality of circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 disposed outside the first and second cylinder passages 210 and 220 and formed in a concave groove shape connected to communicate with the plurality of the concave groove portions 310, A flow path groove 230 connecting the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 and the connection groove portion 250 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 so as to allow air to pass therethrough; The air is communicated with each other and the head rest 110 and the hip rest 130 are provided on one side A connection groove portion 250 connecting between the groove portions 230 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 provided in the buttock receiving portion 130 is formed in the longitudinal direction so as to connect between the head receiving portion 110 and the buttress receiving portion 130, (Not shown).

More specifically, the feeding sheet 100 includes a body formed of a foamed material, which is composed of a head rest 110, a back rest 120, and a hip rest 130 and is stable and comfortable at the time of child- And is formed at a 45 [deg.] Angle to have a natural feeding flow.

1 and 5, the first passage 210 includes a first through hole 212 formed to communicate with a front surface and a rear surface of the head receiving portion 110, a second through hole 212 formed through the front edge of the first through hole 212, The first groove portion 214 is formed in a concave shape so that the sectional area of the first groove portion 214 gradually decreases from the front surface to the first through hole 212 side.

The second through-hole 220 has a second through-hole 222 formed in the front and rear of the buttock receiving portion 130 so as to communicate with each other as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, The second groove portion 224 is formed in a concave shape so that the sectional area gradually decreases toward the second through hole 222 side.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the recessed groove 310 is formed in the longitudinal direction on the front surface so as to connect between the head receiving portion 110 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 provided in the buttock receiving portion 130, As shown in Fig.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the channel groove portion 230 is recessed in the first and second channel openings 210 and 220 so that one side of the channel groove portion 230 is in communication with the through holes 212 and 222, the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330, And the other side has a structure formed to connect the through holes 212 and 222 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 with each other.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the perimeter groove portions 320 and 330 are respectively disposed outside the first and second passages 210 and 220 of the head receiving portion 110 and the hip receiving portion 130, And is formed in a concave groove shape communicating with the groove 310.

1 and 2, the connection grooves 250 are formed in the circumferential grooves 320 and 330 and the grooves 310 so that the air of the first and second passages 210 and 220 communicate with each other and support the vertebrae of the infant, And has a concave groove formed in a straight shape between the head receiving portion 110 and one of the channel groove portions 230 provided in the buttock receiving portion 130 and is formed in a concave shape, Has the advantage of supporting the immature infant's vertebral body in a state of being seated on the seat 100 and inducing it to grow properly.

The circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 are formed in a plurality of grooves outside the first and second passages 210 and 220 of the head receiving portion 110 and the hip receiving portion 130 so that air can be circulated, And grooves (320, 330) connected to communicate with the recessed groove (310).

A protrusion 410 is formed at the middle of the buttock receiving part 130 so as to protrude from the front to prevent slippage of the infant and to divide the leg of the infant into left and right.

The protruding portion 410 divides the left and right legs of the infant when the infant is seated on the feeding sheet 100 to stably maintain the feeding posture of the infant. In addition, So that it can be prevented from being separated from the feeding sheet 100.

In the meantime, the feeding sheet 100 of the present invention has a structure formed in a straight line shape in which the width gradually decreases from the backrest part 120 toward the head receiving part 110 side.

In addition, the feeding sheet 100 of the present invention is made of a foamable resin and is provided in a simple structure, and is light in weight and strong enough to firmly hold the feeding posture in a state where the infant is seated.

In this embodiment of the present invention having such a configuration, when the infant is placed on the front surface of the feeding sheet 100 for feeding and other child care, the head is supported on the head receiving portion 110 and the backrest 120 and the buttock receiving portion The back and the buttocks are supported.

At this time, the protruding portion 410 is in contact with the crotch portion of the infant so as to prevent the infant from slipping and to divide the left and right legs of the infant so that feeding and child-raising can be performed in a stable feeling posture.

Since the first and second through holes 212 and 222 are formed in the front and back portions of the head receiving portion 110 and the hip receiving portion 130 in which the infant is seated and brought into contact with each other so that air flows through each other, 100 in a state in which they are laid down.

External air is introduced from the rear surface of the feeding sheet 100 through the first and second through holes 212 and 222 to the front surface of the feeding sheet 100 and then passed through the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 and the groove portion 310, The air flows to the rest of the front surface except for the first and second passages 210 and 220, thereby providing a comfortable environment for infant feeding and child-raising.

At this time, the air flows into the front surface through the first and second through holes 212 and 222 of the first and second passages 210 and 220 from the rear surface, and then passes through the flow path groove portion 230 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330, And is supplied to the connection groove portion 250 while passing through the flow groove portion 230. [

In addition, since air is circulated through the connection groove part 250 connected to the first and second passages 210 and 220 so as to communicate with each other in the form of a concave groove, air flows smoothly, Respectively.

6 and 7 are views showing another embodiment of the feeding sheet 100 of the present invention, and the same constituent elements are denoted by the same reference numerals, and a duplicate description will be omitted.

The other embodiment of the present invention is an auxiliary device for childcare and feeding of infants and includes a front body and a back face of a foamed material body composed of a head rest portion 110, a backrest portion 120 and a hip rest portion 130, The headrest 110 and the buttock receiving part 130 are formed of a milking sheet 100 wrapped by the cover 500. The headrest 110 and the buttock receiving part 130 are formed so as to communicate with each other, Convex structure formed on the front surface of the cover 500 except for the first and second through holes 212 and 222 and the concave and convex portion 350 formed with an air flow path along the concave structure, .

It is preferable that the cover 500 employs a no-beam fabric having a concave-convex structure of "x" shape.

Therefore, unlike the above-described embodiment, the air ventilation structure of the fabric itself is used to smoothly ventilate the air without the need to form the recessed portion 310, .

As described above, the present invention has a beneficial effect of maintaining a stable posture of an infant during infant feeding and child-raising to prevent a safety accident, and improving the ventilation structure and assisting the discharge of sweat of an infant.

100: feeding sheet 110: head rest
120: backrest part 130: hip part
210, 220: first and second passages 212, 222: first and second passages
214,224: first and second trenches 230:
250: connecting groove part 310:
320, 330: peripheral groove portion 350:
410: protrusion 500: cover

Claims (5)

A feeding sheet (100) for an infant feeding and feeding, comprising a head rest portion (110), a backrest portion (120), and a hip rest portion (130)
Each of the head receiving portion 110 and the buttock receiving portion 130 is provided with first and second groove portions 214 and 224 formed to have a gradually decreasing sectional area from the front surface of the feeding sheet 100 toward the first and second through holes 212 and 222, And first and second through holes (212, 222) formed to communicate the ends of the first and second trenches (214, 224) with the rear surface of the feeding sheet (100);
And a plurality of concave grooves 310 formed in the concave grooves 310 and communicating with the plurality of recessed grooves 310. The plurality of concave grooves 310 are formed on the outside of the first and second passages 210 and 220 of the head receiving portion 110 and the hip receiving portion 130, Circumferential grooves 320 and 330;
The through holes 212 and 222 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 and the connection groove 250 are connected to each other at one side so as to allow the air to move and the other side is connected to the through holes 212 and 222 A flow groove portion 230 connecting the peripheral groove portions 320 and 330;
The air in the first and second passages 210 and 220 communicate with each other and are formed into concave grooves larger than the circumferential grooves 320 and 330 and the concave grooves 310 to support the infant spine, A connection groove portion 250 connecting one side flow groove portion 230 provided in the buttock receiving portion 130; And
And a plurality of recessed portions 310 formed in a longitudinal direction on the front surface so as to connect between the head receiving portion 110 and the circumferential groove portions 320 and 330 provided in the buttock receiving portion 130, Feeding sheet. delete The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising a protrusion (410) protruding from the front of the hips (130) to prevent slippage of the infant and to divide the leg of the infant into left and right sides. delete delete

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