KR200447175Y1 - Baby bathtub position transfer possible - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an infant bath, an external bath, an internal bath installed in the external bath, and a supporting member having one end detached from an upper end of the external bath and a center of which is placed on an upper end of the internal bath to lie down the infant. It includes, characterized in that to wash the infant first with water filled in any one of the inner and outer tub, and to rinse the infant second with water filled in the other tub.

In the infant bath of the present invention, the washing and rinsing water may be accommodated before the infant baths to perform the infant's bath without replacing the water. In addition, the position of the inner tub can be changed so as not to be constrained by the space to install the bathtub according to the right-handed and left-handed of the guardian.

Infant, bathtub

Description

Baby bathtub

The present invention relates to an infant bathtub, and more particularly, it is possible to change the position of the bathtub according to the space in which the infant bathtub is installed and the left-handed or right-handed of the guardian, and to accommodate the washing and rinsing water to be separated quickly and It relates to an infant bathtub that can conveniently bathe the infant.

In general, newborn babies should be bathed frequently because of frequent urine and sweating, such as skin rashes, sweat bands, and eczema.

In addition, infants who have passed the first turn are likely to have dirt or dust all over their bodies due to their instinctive curiosity. Therefore, frequent bathing should maintain the elasticity of the skin while maintaining a clean and robust body condition.

In addition, infants are less able to move themselves freely, so children who have grown to some extent are more likely to fall or miss their hands when taking a bath and may get water into their eyes or ears. Unlike the bath of the field should be done very carefully.

In other words, the guardian holds the baby's neck and body with one hand while the water is stored inside the bathtub, and uses the remaining one hand to wipe the body with water.

However, in the conventional infant bath, after washing the infant primarily, the water is discarded and the water is filled again to rinse the infant.

When the water is thrown away, the outlet provided at the bottom of the bathtub is opened or the infant is lifted out of the bathtub and the whole water in the bathtub is discarded.

In the former case, that is, the infant may be stably positioned when the outlet is opened, but when the water is re-inserted into the bathtub to rinse the infant after being discharged, the infant should be put in the state in which the infant is placed in the bathtub.

However, since the skin of the infant is very soft, the water temperature such that the guardian feels okay may cause burns to the infant.

In the latter case, if the infant is lifted out of the bath and then discarded and filled, the water cannot be replaced by only one guardian. That is, one infant must be lifted and held and the other must replace the water.

In any case, the infant's bath cannot be performed quickly, and the baby must be held with the infant in order to bring the water to the proper temperature. This can cause physical fatigue in infants and infants with low immunity are more likely to catch a cold.

On the other hand, the conventional infant bathtub is provided with a length of about 80cm to about 1m, the guardian is limited by the space to install the bath according to the left-handed and right-handed.

Therefore, a problem arises that the infant is injured when the infant is bathed with an unfamiliar hand. In addition, when bathing the infant in the bath as described above, there is a problem that may drop the infant while replacing the water.

The present invention devised to solve the above problems is an object of the present invention to provide an infant bathtub that allows the guardian to quickly and conveniently take care of the infant alone.

In addition, the bath for washing (soap water) and rinsing water before each bath is provided to provide an infant bath to perform the infant's bath without replacing the water.

In addition, it is to provide an infant bathtub that can change the position of the internal bathtub so as not to be constrained by the space to install the bathtub according to the right-handed and left-handed of the guardian.

Infant bathtub of the present invention for achieving the above object, the external bath; An inner tub installed in the outer tub; And a support member having one end detached from an upper end of the outer tub, and a center member placed on an upper end of the inner tub to lie down the infant. After being washed, the child is rinsed secondly with water filled in another bath.

In the infant bathtub of the present invention, the outer tub is provided with first, second, and third protrusions having a round in the center in three directions when viewed in a plane.

In the infant bath of the present invention, both sides of the inner bath are in close contact with the first and third protrusions, or one side is in close contact with the second protrusions.

In the infant bath of the present invention, the supporting member is bent in the downward direction to be inserted into the upper end of the outer tub; Includes; the support portion is integrally connected with the locking portion can lie down the infant.

In the infant bath of the present invention, the support member is a drop preventing portion protrudes upward from the edge of the support portion so that the infant does not fall.

In the infant bath of the present invention, the support member is a support groove on the other side of the engaging portion to support the head of the infant stably; And a discharge hole in the support groove to discharge water in a downward direction.

Infant bath of the present invention, the guardian can make the bath of the infant quickly and conveniently. That is, the bath for the infant can be performed without replacing the water by accommodating the washing and rinsing water, respectively, before bathing the infant.

In addition, the position of the inner tub can be changed so as not to be constrained by the space to install the bathtub according to the right-handed and left-handed of the guardian.

The infant may be bathed by changing the position of the internal bathtub according to the structure of the bathroom. In other words, it is possible to maximize the convenience of the caregiver by changing the structure of the bath before the bath according to the location of the drain, water supply, cleaning supplies, etc. of the bath.

In addition, the newborn baby may take a bath while lying on the supporting member, and infants 2 to 3 years old may perform the bath while being separated from the supporting member and placed in an internal bath or an external bath. In other words, newborns can be used from 2 to 3 years old, so you do not have to change the bathtub depending on the body as you grow.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings to explain the configuration and operation of the infant bath of the present invention.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the infant bath 100 is largely composed of an external bath 110, an internal bath 120, and a support member 130.

The outer tub 110 is formed with an accommodating part 111 to fill water therein, and an opening 112 communicating with the accommodating part 111 is formed thereon. In addition, the external tub 110 is provided with three protrusions 113a, 113b, and 113c in the radial direction from the center when viewed in a plan view.

The protrusions 113a, 113b, and 113c are formed so that inner and outer peripheral surfaces are rounded, respectively, and the three protrusions 113a, 113b, and 113c are connected to form one external bath 110. Hereinafter, in order to clarify the description of the protrusions 113a, 113b, and 113c, the first, second, and third protrusions 113a, 113b, and 113c will be described. The two protrusions 113b are located at both sides as shown in the accompanying drawings. The third protrusion 113c is positioned between the first protrusion 113a and the second protrusion 113b.

The first protrusion 113a and the second protrusion 113b have an interval of about 1m. The third protrusion 113c is connected to be closer to the first protrusion 113a than the second protrusion 113b. Here, the first protrusion 113a and the third protrusion 113c have an interval of about 70 cm. The interval between the first protrusion 113a and the second protrusion 113b, the first protrusion 113a and the third protrusion 113c is not limited, but these values indicate the ratios according to the intervals of the respective intervals. will be.

In addition, in the accompanying drawings, an outer circumferential surface of the first protrusion 113a, the second protrusion 113b, and the first protrusion 113a and the third protrusion 113c is shown in the form of a straight line at the upper end thereof. It became. In addition, upper ends of the outer circumferential surfaces of the second protrusion 113b and the third protrusion 113c are illustrated to have a round shape concaved in the center direction. However, the shape is not limited and may be variously modified.

On the other hand, the inner tub 120 is located inside the outer tub 110, similarly to the outer tub 110, an accommodating part 121 is formed therein so as to accommodate water therein, and an upper portion of the accommodating tub 120 is provided. An opening 122 communicating with the part 121 is formed.

The inner tub 120 is provided so that the transverse length does not deviate from 70 cm. That is, the inner tub 120 is provided so that both sides thereof may be in close contact with the inner circumferential surfaces of the first protrusion 113a and the third protrusion 113c provided in the outer tub 110.

In addition, the inner tub 120 is provided to enable position movement within the outer tub 110. That is, both side outer peripheral surfaces of the inner tub 120 are positioned to be in close contact with inner surfaces of the first protrusion 113a and the third protrusion 113c of the outer tub 110, or one side surface of the inner tub 120. The outer circumferential surface may be positioned to be in close contact with only the inner surface of the third protrusion 113c.

In addition, the inner tub 120 is formed such that one side thereof has an inclined surface 124 inclined from the upper end to the lower end. That is, the area of the bottom surface 123 of the inner tub 120 is provided to have a relatively smaller area than the area of the opening 122 of the inner tub 120.

The supporting member 130 is largely composed of a locking portion 131, a supporting portion 132, a drop prevention portion 133. The locking portion 131 is located at one end of the support member 130 and is inserted into the upper end of the external bath 110 described above.

That is, the engaging portion 131 is made of a hook shape that is bent in the lower direction from the upper end is inserted into the upper end of the outer tub 110. The transverse length of the locking portion 131 has a length equal to or smaller than the width direction length of the internal tub 120. And, it may be provided in plural in a spaced state at regular intervals.

The support portion 132 is injection molded integrally with the locking portion 131, the length is provided about 70cm or so. The support part 132 may be provided with a groove formed in a downward direction as a part of the infant's body lying down.

In addition, the support portion 132 is formed with a support groove 132-1 on the head of the infant lying down. The infant's leg is positioned in the direction of the engaging portion 131, and the infant's head is positioned in the support groove 132-1. The support groove 132-1 has a concave shape so that the bottom surface of the infant's head can be stably supported.

A discharge hole 132-2 is formed in the support groove 132-1. The discharge hole 132-2 is for discharging water downward through the discharge hole 132-2 when the infant is bathed.

The fall prevention part 133 is formed to protrude upward from the edge of the support 132. The fall prevention part 133 is made of a height of about 10cm and to prevent the legs, arms, and shoulders of the infant from being separated from the support 132.

In addition, the fall prevention part 133 is integrally formed with the support part 132, and the connection part of the fall prevention part 133 and the support part 132 is formed to have a round.

Referring to the state of use of the infant bath 100 of the present invention made as described above are as follows.

As shown in FIG. 4A, the inner tub 120 is positioned inside the outer tub 110. At this time, both side surfaces of the inner tub 120 are positioned in close contact with inner surfaces of the first protrusion 113a and the third protrusion 113c provided in the outer tub 110.

That is, the support grooves 132-1 and the discharge holes 132-2 provided in the support member 130 are positioned to deviate from the side surface of the inner tub 120.

Then, after receiving the water in the outer tub 110 and the inner tub 120, respectively, the locking portion 131 provided in the support member 130 is inserted into the upper end of the outer tub 110 and fixed. . In this case, the inner tub 120 may accommodate water or be placed in an empty state.

Then, the infant is lying on the support part 132 provided in the support member 130, and then the infant is bathed using water contained in the external bath 110. If the water is accommodated in the inner tub 120, the infant is washed with the water contained in the inner tub 120.

In this case, the guardian may first wash the infant by using the water contained in the external tub 110, or may primarily wash the infant with the water contained in the internal tub 120.

In addition, the inner tub 120 may or may not be made of soapy water in advance by the protector when initially receiving water.

Regardless of any condition, soapy water when the infant is primarily washed flows into the internal bath 120 through the discharge hole 132-2 provided in the support member 130. The guardian may wash the infant repeatedly with this water.

After the infant is first washed with soapy water, the infant is secondarily washed with water contained in the external tub 110. That is, in this case, the water contained in the external bath 110 becomes rinsing water for removing soapy water.

On the other hand, according to the space problem for installing the infant bathtub 100, that is, the relationship between the location of the drain, water supply, cleaning products, etc. of the bathroom and the right or left handed by the guardian of the external bath 110 and the internal bath 120 Will change location.

At this time, the external tub 110 may be positioned as described above, but may be positioned by rotating ± 90 or 180 ° on a plane. And the inner tub 120 changes the position regardless of any position change of the outer tub 110.

That is, one side surface of the inner tub 120 is positioned to be in close contact with the inner surface of the second protrusion 113b provided in the outer tub 110. Then, after receiving the water as described above to place the support member 130.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 4B, the support groove 132-1 and the discharge hole 132-2 provided in the support member 130 are provided with the receiving portion 121 and the opening 122 of the internal tub 120. Is located within.

In this state, the guardian washes the infant lying on the supporting member 130 with soapy water, and the soapy water flows into the external tub 110 through the discharge hole 132-2. The external tub 110 may be provided in a state in which water or soapy water is contained or empty.

After washing the infant first, the infant is secondarily washed with water contained in the internal tub 120 to remove the soapy water.

The infant bathing method as described above is used to bathe the infant before the baby passes the stone.

However, in the case of infants who have passed the stone, that is, infants up to 2 to 3 years old may wash the infant only by the inner tub 120 and the outer tub 110 in a state where the supporting member 130 is separated.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 4C and 4D, after the water is accommodated in the inner tub 120 and the outer tub 110, the infant leans against the inclined surface 124 provided in the inner tub 120. Allow yourself to sit down.

The caregiver first washes the infant with water contained in the internal tub 120, at which time the infant is washed with soapy water. Then, by placing the infant in the external tub 110 to be washed by the secondary soap can be removed.

In addition, as shown in Figures 4e and 4f attached to the outer tub 110, the inner tub 120 and the supporting member 130 is provided with all of the supporting member 130 according to the selection of the protector You can also change the location.

In addition, the inner tub 120 may be separated, and then the outer tub 110 and the support member 130 may be bathed in infants of 2 to 3 years of age.

That is, as shown in Figure 5, the mounting portion 131 of the support member 130 is seated on the bottom surface of the external tub 110, the support groove 132-1 of the support member 130 Both bottoms are positioned on the support jaw 114 formed on the inner surface of the outer tub 110.

Here, the support jaw 114 is provided in the form protruded on both sides of the inner surface of the outer tub 110 as shown in the accompanying drawings.

In this case, the hips or legs of the infant are positioned on the locking portion 131 to prevent the infant from slipping, and the support part 132 formed on the support member 130 may lean against the infant's back. In this state, the head of the infant is placed in the support groove 132-1 to allow the infant to bathe in an inclined state of about 30 ° from the bottom surface of the external tub 110.

Infant bath 100 of the present invention made as described above can be bathed regardless of the newborn, infants up to 2 to 3 years old.

In addition, since soapy water and rinsing water are provided in a separated state, it is not necessary to fill the water for rinsing after discarding the water contained in the infant bath 100 to remove the soapy water.

In addition, since the arrangement of the external bathtub 110 and the internal bathtub 120 can be freely changed, it can be conveniently used regardless of the problem of space for installing the infant bathtub 100 and the right and left handedness of the guardian.

1 is a combined perspective view of the infant bathtub of the present invention,

2 is an exploded perspective view of the infant bathtub of the present invention,

3 is a cross-sectional view of the supporting member provided in the infant bath of the present invention,

4a to 4f is a state of use of the infant bathtub of the present invention,

Figure 5 is another state of use of the infant bathtub of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

100: infant bathtub 110: external bathtub

111,121: accommodating part 112, 122: opening part

113a: first protrusion 113b: second protrusion

113c: third protrusion 114: support jaw

120: internal bathtub 123: floor

124: inclined surface 130: support member

131: locking portion 132: support portion

132-1: support groove 132-2: discharge hole

133: fall prevention part

Claims (6)

External bathtub; An inner tub installed in the outer tub; And And one end is detachable to the upper end of the outer tub, the center is placed on the upper end of the inner tub supporting member that can lie down infants, including, Infant bath, characterized in that to wash the infant first with water filled in any one of the inner, outer tub, and to wash the infant second with water filled in another bath. The method of claim 1, The external bathtub, Infant bathtub, characterized in that the first, second, third projections having a round in the three directions from the center when viewed in a plane. The method of claim 2, The internal bathtub, An infant bathtub, wherein both sides thereof adhere to each of the first and third protrusions, or one side adheres to the second protrusions. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, The support member, A catching portion bent downward to be inserted into an upper end of the outer tub; Infant bathtub, comprising: a support portion that is integrally connected with the engaging portion to lie down the infant. The method of claim 4, wherein The support member, Infant bath, characterized in that the protruding drop; protrudes in the upward direction from the border of the support so that the infant does not fall. The method of claim 4, wherein The support member, Support grooves on the other side of the engaging portion to support the head of the infant stably; And Infant bath, characterized in that the discharge hole; formed in the support groove to discharge the water in the downward direction.

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