KR20070033250A - Sling Baby Carrier - Google Patents

Abstract

The sling baby belt 1 includes a sling body 10 made of a cloth that can be worn with a shoulder strap, and a crotch support part 31 fixedly attached to an inner surface of the sling body 10 so as to support the crotch portion of the infant. It is provided with a back support 32 extending continuously from the support base 31 and the sling main body 10 and the back support 32 to reach the abdomen of the infant.

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Description

SLING-TYPED INFANT CARRYING BAND}

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The figure which shows the use condition of the sling baby band concerning one Embodiment of this invention.

2 is a plan view of a state in which the sling baby carrier is deployed.

3 is a plan view of a state in which the back support part is folded back from the state shown in FIG. 2;

4 is a plan view of a state in which the first belt is folded back in the direction toward the second belt from the state shown in FIG.

5 is a perspective view showing a state in which the first belt and the second belt are connected.

6 is a perspective view showing a state of passing a part of a sling body through a decorative ring;

7 is a plan view of the backrest pad.

8 is a view showing a sling baby band according to another embodiment of the present invention.

9 is a diagram schematically showing a state of use of a sling baby band according to another embodiment of the present invention.

10 is a perspective view illustrating a state in which a first belt and a second belt are connected.

11 shows another example of the backrest pad.

12 is a diagram showing another example of the baby restraint member.

13 is a diagram showing another example of the backrest pad.

14 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 14-14 of FIG.

15 is a diagram showing another example of the backrest pad.

16 is a diagram showing another example of the backrest pad.

17 is a diagram of a sling baby strap with load bearing reinforcement.

18 is a diagram showing another example of a sling baby band having a load bearing reinforcement.

19 is a diagram showing another example of a sling baby band having a load bearing reinforcement.

20 is a diagram showing another example of a sling baby band having a load bearing reinforcement.

21 is a diagram of a sling baby carrier with sunshade.

22 is a diagram showing another example of a sling baby band having a sunshade;

FIG. 23 is a schematic sectional view of the sunshade, (a) is a view showing a developed state, (b) is a view showing a folded state;

24 is a diagrammatic illustration of a sling baby band with a hand receiving member.

25 is a diagram showing a mounting state of a sling baby band having a coupling member.

FIG. 26 is a view schematically showing a sling baby band having another type of coupling member; FIG.

27 is a view showing a sling baby band having another type of coupling member.

28 is a diagram of a sling baby band having a soundproof member.

FIG. 29 is a diagrammatic illustration of a sling baby carrier with a head pad having a soundproof member; FIG.

30 is a sectional view showing another example of the head pad having a soundproof member;

Fig. 31 is a partial perspective view of a sling baby band with a detachable decorative member.

32 shows diagrammatically a decorative member having a form that can be used as a scarf.

33 is a perspective view showing an attachment state of another type of decorative member;

Fig. 34 is a view showing a state where a decorative member is used as a rain cover.

35 is a view showing a state in which a decorative member is used as a mosquito net;

36 is a perspective view of the shoulder pad of the sling baby band.

37 is a diagram of a sling baby carrier with a slit.

FIG. 38 is a schematic perspective view of a cylindrical member surrounding the slit; FIG.

Field of technology

The present invention relates to a sling baby belt for holding an infant.

Prior art

Sling baby bands are described, for example, in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-52584, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-222828, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-47542, and the like.

The sling-type baby belt is for holding an infant with one cloth-shaped shoulder strap. The sling made of foam makes it possible to comfortably surround an infant. Recently, mothers and fathers prefer to use it.

The conventional sling baby band can give a comfortable image in appearance, but it is not necessarily a comfortable thing for an infant.

As a first problem, the infant's back may be bent suddenly because it is wrapped with a soft cloth and offered. Infants, who are young, breathe doubles, and if their backs are bent significantly, they may interfere with the breathing.

As a second problem, since the infant's body is only wrapped from below with a sling made of sieves, there is a fear that the infant's body slips from the sling unintentionally when the held infant is actively moving.

As a third problem, since the sling baby band is only supported by hanging the shoulder strap on the shoulder of the user, it is difficult to support the infant wrapped in the sling in a proper posture.

As a fourth problem, the conventional sling baby strap only ties one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body made of cloth together on the shoulders of the user so that the connection may be unintentionally released. have.

There is a need for a sling baby band that can solve the above problems. In addition, there is a need for a sling baby belt that allows the user to hug the infant with confidence.

An object of the present invention is to provide a sling baby band excellent in safety.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a sling baby band that can maintain the infant's posture properly.

The sling baby belt according to the present invention is a sling body made of cloth capable of making a shoulder strap, a crotch support part fixedly attached to an inner surface of the sling body so as to support the crotch part of the infant, and the infant's abdomen, It is provided with a back support part which extends continuously from a crotch support part, and the connection member which connects a sling main body and a back support part.

According to the sling baby band of the above configuration, since the body of the infant is firmly supported on the inner surface of the sling body by the crotch support part, the belly support part and the connecting member, there is no danger of the child's body slipping unintentionally.

Preferably, the belly support part has a shape which greatly extends from the boundary with the crotch support part. In this case, the said connecting member is connected to the both sides part which extended significantly in the back support part. In this way, it is possible to prevent the bracket or the like used for the connecting portion from touching the thigh of the infant.

Preferably, the sling baby strap has a backrest disposed on the inner surface of the sling body so as to contact the back of the infant. By providing a backrest part, it can suppress that a back of an infant bends abruptly. When the sling main body is used in a side-by-side state, the infant is held in a substantially horizontal position by the backrest, so that the infant's face and the parent's face can be faced at appropriate intervals. This makes it easier to develop affection between parents and children.

In one embodiment, the backrest pad is accommodated in the backrest part. The backrest pad may be fixedly attached to the backrest portion or may be housed so as to be detachable from the backrest portion. If the back support pad can be removed, the sling main body can be folded down.

Preferably, the one end part and the other end part of the sling main body which hangs with a shoulder strap are attached with the buckle member which detachably connects both. By reliably connecting the one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body via the buckle member, the risk of unintentional loosening of the connection can be avoided.

In a preferable embodiment, the belt which supports a buckle member is attached to the one end part and the other end part of the sling main body fastened by a shoulder strap, respectively. In addition, the inner surface of the sling main body is sewn with a reinforcing bar extending to connect the belt at one end and the belt at the other end. By providing the reinforcing bar which connects the belt of one end part and the belt of the other end part, the possibility that a sling main body can be torn can be reduced.

Furthermore, in a preferred embodiment, the sling baby carrier has a backrest pad supported on the inner surface of the sling body so as to touch the back of the infant, and the backrest pad has a curved line extending in the width direction. It is provided so that a bending line can be bent as a boundary. In this case, the bending line of the backrest pad is positioned so as to overlap the above-mentioned reinforcement object. When the backrest pad is allowed to bend at the boundary of the bend line, the sling baby band can be folded small even as the backrest pad is attached. In the state of holding the infant, since the curve of the backrest pad is supported from below by the reinforcing bar, the backrest pad does not bend greatly, and the infant's back is kept in an appropriate posture.

In one embodiment, a reinforcement stand includes the 1st reinforcement stand and a 2nd reinforcement stand which extend at intervals in an up-down direction. In this case, in order to improve the air permeability of the sling baby band, the portion of the sling body located between the first reinforcing bar and the second reinforcing bar is made of mesh material. Even when the strength is weakly meshed, the strength of the entire sling baby band is not impaired if it is formed only in the region sandwiched by the first reinforcing bar and the second reinforcing bar. Moreover, in order to ensure better ventilation, you may provide a ventilation window in several places of a sling main body, considering the strength surface. For example, spread the mesh state material in the vent window. The part which forms a ventilation window is a part located in the both sides of the infant's head, for example, and a part located in the both sides of the infant's body.

Preferably, a belt supporting the buckle member is attached to one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body to be worn by the shoulder strap, and a decorative ring for passing a portion of the sling body to the belt of the one end portion. Attached. By making a part of a sling main body pass through a decorative ring, when a buckle member is made invisible elsewhere, an aesthetic appearance improves.

In a preferred embodiment, the sling baby strap also includes a head guard portion flexibly connected to the upper end of the backrest portion. For example, when using a sling baby carrier sideways, the head guard part is bent from the upper end of the backrest part to protect the parietal part of the infant. When the sling baby carrier is used in an upright position, the head guard part is folded back to the back of the backrest part to open the head of the infant. Preferably, a head guard pad is accommodated in the head guard part.

Moreover, in a preferable embodiment, the sling type baby belt is further provided with the auxiliary belt which connects the one end part of the sling main body which hangs with a shoulder belt, and the side part of the backrest part or the crotch support part of the side near this part. By providing the auxiliary belt, it becomes possible to stably support the backrest in a horizontal state when the sling baby carrier is used in the sideways state.

In one embodiment, the crotch support part and the said belly support part contain the elastic material. Specifically, the crotch support part and the belly support part include a pad that exerts a restoring force to return to a planar shape, for example. If the resilient crotch support and belly support part is connected to the belly support part and the sling body by the connecting member, the crotch support part and the belly support part maintain a large curved three-dimensional shape, so that the infant's belly There is no pressure.

1 shows a state in which a sling baby band according to an embodiment of the present invention is held sideways. As illustrated, the sling baby strap 1 includes a sling main body 10 made of cloth capable of shoulder strap hanging. One end portion and the other end portion of the sling main body 10 are connected at or near the shoulder of the user, and a decorative ring 21 is attached to the vicinity of the connection portion, and a part of the sling main body 10 is attached. Is passed through the decorative ring (21).

Although FIG. 1 has shown the state lying sideways, by changing suitably the connection position of the one end part and the other end part of the sling main body 10, it is also possible to hold an infant in the upright state.

Fig. 2 is a plan view showing the inner surface side of the sling baby band 1 being developed. As illustrated, a baby restraint member 30 is attached to the inner surface of the sling main body 10 to restrain the infant's body. The baby restraining member 30 is continuously extended from the crotch support part 31 fixedly attached to the inner surface of the sling body 10 so as to support the crotch part of the infant, and the crotch support part so as to contact the abdomen of the infant. The backrest 32, the backrest 33 fixed and attached to the inner surface of the sling body so as to touch the back of the infant, and bent from the backrest 33 to protect the crown of the infant in use state The head guard part 34 is bent.

3 shows a state in which the back support part 32 is folded. As illustrated, the sling baby strap 1 includes a sling main body 10 and a connection member for connecting the backrest 32. Specifically, the connecting member includes a pair of connecting belts 35 extending from both side edges of the backrest part 33 and a pair of connecting hooks 36 attached to the respective connecting belts 35. ) And a pair of connecting rings 39 attached to the backrest 32. When holding an infant, the body of the infant is restrained by connecting the pair of connecting hooks 36 and the pair of connecting rings 39.

As shown in FIG. 3, a pair of linking rings 40 are provided away from the pair of linking rings 39. This is so that, depending on the size of the infant's body, it is possible to select a link to be connected to the link hook 36. When the infant's body is small, the connecting hook 36 is connected to one connecting ring 39, and when the infant's body is large, the connecting hook 36 is connected to the other connecting ring 40.

The crotch support part 31 and the back support part 32 may contain an elastic material. Specifically, the crotch support part 31 and the back support part 32 include a pad which exerts a restoring force to return to a planar shape, for example. If the water-retaining slender support part 31 and the back support part 32 are connected, the backrest part 32 and the sling main body 10 are connected by the connecting members 35, 36, and 39, and the backrest is supported. Since the part 31 and the back support part 32 maintain a large curved three-dimensional shape, the belly of the infant is not pressed.

In order to maintain the shape of the head guard portion 34 securely, the head guard pad 34 is preferably housed in the head guard portion 34. Similarly, the backrest pad 41 (see FIG. 7) is accommodated in the backrest part 33 so that the back of the infant can be properly maintained. In order to be able to fold the sling baby band 1 small, Preferably, the backrest pad 41 is accommodated in the backrest part 33 so that removal is possible.

When the sling baby carrier 1 is used in a side-by-side state, that is, when the back support part 33 is used in a substantially horizontal state, the head guard part 34 is supported by the back support part 33 to protect the head of the infant. Bend from the top of the When the sling-type baby belt is used in an upright position, that is, when the backrest part 33 is used in an up-down direction, the head guard part 34 is supported by the backrest part 33 to open the head of the infant. Fold back to.

As shown in FIG. 7, preferably, the backrest pad 41 has a plurality of vent holes 42. Moreover, the backrest pad 41 has the 1st bending line 37 and the 2nd bending line 38 extended in the width direction, and can be bend | folded by making these bending lines 37 and 38 boundary. have. If the backrest pad 41 is provided with a bend line to bend, the sling baby band 1 can be folded small even as it is while the backrest pad 41 is mounted.

As shown in Fig. 2, the one end portion 11 and the other end portion 12 of the sling body 10 to be connected when hanging the shoulder strap, respectively, the first belt 13 and the second belt 14, respectively. ) Is attached. FIG. 4 shows a state in which the first belt 13 is folded back in the direction toward the second belt 14.

The receiving belt 15 which is one element of the buckle member is provided in the 1st belt 13, and the insertion opening 16 which is the other element of the buckle member is provided in the 2nd belt 14. As shown in FIG. ) Is attached. As shown in FIG. 5, the insertion opening 16 is fitted into the receiving opening 15, whereby one end portion 11 and the other end portion 12 of the sling body 10 are connected.

As shown in FIG. 4, the first belt 13 is provided with a hook 19, a ring 20, and a decorative ring 21. Connecting the hook 19 to the ring 20 shortens the length of the first belt 13. Therefore, in response to the size of the infant's body or in response to a change in the manner of holding, the hook 19 and the ring 20 are connected or detached.

The decorative ring 21 is provided for decoration. As shown in FIG. 6, when the elongate part extended from one end part of the sling main body 10 passes through the decorative ring 21, the 1st belt 13, the 2nd belt 14, and the receiving tool Since 15 and the insertion hole 16 can be concealed so that it cannot be seen from other places, an aesthetic appearance improves. This is apparent with reference to FIG. 1.

As shown in FIG. 2, the first reinforcing bar 17 and the second reinforcing bar 18 which are elongated to connect the first belt 13 and the second belt 14 are sewn to the inner surface of the sling main body 10. have. The 1st reinforcement stand 17 and the 2nd reinforcement stand 18 are provided at intervals in the up-down direction, and the sling main body part located between these reinforcement stands 17, 18 is made of the mesh state material 22. As shown in FIG. . Therefore, the sling baby band 1 is excellent in breathability.

As is apparent from FIG. 2, the first and second bend lines 37, 38 of the backrest pad 41 (FIG. 7) are positioned so as to overlap on the first and second reinforcement bars 17, 18, respectively. do. Therefore, in the state of holding the infant, the back support pad 41 supported from below by the first and second reinforcing rods 17 and 18 is not bent, so that the infant's back can be maintained in an appropriate posture.

1 to 7 show a sling baby band according to an embodiment of the present invention, but various modifications can be made. Some of the modifications will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 35.

The sling baby belt 100 shown in FIG. 8 is intended to be hanged over the user's right shoulder with a shoulder strap. In order to make it more suitable for such a use state, in the illustrated embodiment, the side edge 101 of the sling main body on the side in contact with the user's body is curved so as to be slightly inwardly recessed. By doing in this way, the volume of the sling main-body part of the side which contact | connects a user's body can be made small.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 8, in order to improve air permeability, the ventilation windows 102 and 103 are provided in the several places of a sling main body, considering the strength surface. In the ventilation windows 102 and 103, for example, a mesh state material is laid out. Ventilation window 102 is in a portion located on both sides of the infant's head, vent window 103 is in a portion located on both sides of the infant's body.

The sling baby strap 100 shown in FIG. 8 further includes an auxiliary belt 104 connecting one end portion of the sling body hanging with a shoulder strap and the side portion of the backrest or crotch support on the side close to this portion. Equipped. Specifically, one end 104a of the auxiliary belt 104 is detachably connected to the annular belt 105 attached to the first belt 13 provided at one end of the sling body, The other end 104b is detachably connected to the annular band 106 attached to the outer surface of the sling main body located at the back of the backrest part 33 or the backrest part 31. As shown in FIG. 9, by providing the auxiliary belt 104, it becomes possible to support the backrest part 33 stably in a horizontal state, when using the sling type baby carriage 100 in the side state. .

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 10, there is a risk that the connection state between the receiving hole 15 attached to the first belt 13 and the insertion hole 16 attached to the second belt 14 is unintentionally released. In order to avoid, the annular member 107 is attached to the 1st belt 13. When the annular member 107 is positioned to engage the insertion hole 16, even if the connection between the receiving hole 15 and the insertion hole 16 is inadvertently peeled off, the first belt 13 ) And the second belt 14 are maintained, which is preferable for safety reasons.

11 shows another example of the backrest pad. The illustrated backrest pad 110 includes a relatively rigid core portion 111 and a cover portion 112 made of a flexible material covering the core portion 111. The core portion 111 includes a first bend line 113 and a second bend line 114 extending in the width direction. As illustrated, the core portion 111 includes an upper region having a predetermined width dimension, and a lower region positioned below the upper region and having a width dimension smaller than the width dimension of the upper region. Both side edges 111a of the lower region of the core portion 111 are retracted inwardly so as to have a smaller width dimension. Therefore, the cover portion 112a located at this portion forms a slightly wider band portion. do. When the body is supporting the small infant in the sideways state, the wide band portion 112a of the cover portion 112 is bent to be bent upward from the core portion 111. When the infant grows and the body grows, the infant's back is placed on the wide band portion 112a of the cover portion 112. According to the backrest pad 110 shown in FIG. 11, since the shape changes so that it may match with the size of the infant's body, the infant can be supported appropriately.

12 is another example of the baby restraint member attached to the inner surface of the sling body. The illustrated baby restraint member 130 extends continuously from the backrest portion 133 having the bending rigidity, the crotch support portion 131 continuously extending from the backrest portion 133, and the crotch support portion 131. A back support 132 is provided. The characteristic in this embodiment is in the shape of the backrest part 132. That is, the back support part 132 has the shape which extended largely to both sides from the boundary with the crotch support part 131. As shown in FIG. The hook 134 to which the hook (hook 36 in FIGS. 2 to 4) of the connecting member (not shown) is caught is positioned at both side portions of the backrest portion 132 which extend greatly. Therefore, the bracket or the like used for the connecting portion can be prevented from contacting the thighs of the infant.

13 and 14 show another example of the backrest pad stored in the backrest portion of the inner surface of the sling body. The backrest pad 140 which has bending rigidity is provided with the backrest core material 141 which has bending rigidity, the soft cushion material 142 arrange | positioned on it, and the cover member 143 which covers them. As illustrated, the side edge portion 140a of the backrest pad 140 located on the body side of the user has a concave shape curved to conform to the user's body. In the illustrated embodiment, all of the backrest core member 141, the cushion member 142, and the cover member 143 have a concave shape, but as another embodiment, only the backrest core member 141 is concave. The flexible cushion member 142 and the cover member 143 may be linear without the side edges curved in such a concave shape.

In the same manner as in the above-described embodiment, the backrest pad 140 has a plurality of bends 144 and 145 extending in the width direction so as to be able to fold the sling baby carrier small. It is provided so that bending is possible. Preferably, the inner surface of the sling body has a reinforcing bar intersecting and extending to the backrest portion, and the bend lines 144 and 145 of the backrest pad 140 are positioned to overlap this reinforcement object.

As shown in FIG. 14, the soft cushion member 142 is turned over the side edge of the backrest core member 141 curved in a concave shape to the back surface of the backrest core member. This is preferable because the soft cushion material 142 can be given to the user's body.

15 and 16 show different types of backrest pads, respectively. Infants shortly after birth bend the arms in a W shape and the legs in an M shape. When such a posture is pushed from the side, the infant feels cramped, and in extreme cases, there is a risk of causing hip dislocation. Therefore, the backrest pads 150 and 153 each have an upper region having an inverted trapezoidal shape and a lower region having a trapezoidal shape so that the infant wrapped in the sling body can move the limbs relatively comfortably. .

Specifically, the backrest pad 150 shown in FIG. 15 has a bending rigidity and has a shape in which both sides of the central region are dug inward. The upper region has a wide and smooth curved outline. The lower region likewise has a wide and smooth curved outline. In addition, the backrest pad 150 has curved lines 151 and 152 extending in the width direction. Preferably, the reinforcing bar sewed on the sling body is stretched so as to overlap the bend lines 151 and 152. The backrest pad 153 shown in FIG. 16 has bending rigidity, and has an upper region having an inverted trapezoidal shape, a central region having a rectangular shape, and a lower region having a trapezoidal shape. In addition, the backrest pad 153 has curved lines 154 and 155 extending in the width direction. Preferably, the reinforcing bar sewed on the sling body is stretched so as to overlap the bend lines 154 and 155.

Similar to the back support pads 140 shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, the back support pads 150 and 153 may be provided with a back support core having flexural rigidity and a soft cushion material disposed thereon.

One of the features of the sling baby strap according to the embodiment of the present invention is that the sling baby strap has a load bearing reinforcing bar. The sling baby band shown schematically in FIG. 17 is mounted on the sling body 160 so that the sling body 160 made of a shoulder strap can be stretched, and an infant wrapped in the sling body is extended to an area for supporting the sling body from below. A load bearing reinforcing rod 161 is provided. The load bearing reinforcement stand 161 is in the form of a loop strip extending in a loop shape by connecting one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body 160 to be worn by the shoulder strap. In the middle position of the load bearing reinforcement stand 161, the buckle 162 which connects the both ends of the reinforcement stand 161 so that attachment is possible is attached. By providing the load bearing reinforcement 161 which supports the load of an infant from below, it becomes possible to stably support the infant wrapped in the sling main body 160. FIG.

In addition, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the load bearing reinforcement stand which becomes the form of a loop strip is formed with the 1st reinforcement stand 17, the 1st belt 13, and the 2nd belt 14. As shown in FIG.

18 illustrates schematically a sling baby band according to another embodiment. The illustrated sling baby strap has a sling main body 165, a reinforcing edge portion 166 for reinforcing the edge portion of the sling body 165, and a load in which both ends are connected to the reinforcing edge portion 166. A support reinforcement stand 167 is provided.

Fig. 19 schematically illustrates a sling baby band according to another embodiment. The sling baby band shown in FIG. 18 is provided with the sling main body 170, the reinforcement edge part 171, and the load bearing reinforcement base 172 similarly to embodiment of FIG. In this embodiment, the reinforcing edge portion 171 reinforces the main edge portion of the sling body 170 and extends in an annular shape so as to cover the upper portion of the region for accommodating the infant. Both ends of the load-bearing reinforcement stand 172 are connected to the reinforcing edge portion 171 extending in an annular shape. 20 illustrates schematically a sling baby band according to still another embodiment. The illustrated sling baby band is connected to one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body 175 and the sling body 175 to be worn by the shoulder strap, and the loop belt portion 176 that extends in a loop shape, and the loop belt portion 176. And a branch band 177 extending from the branch to the area supporting the infant from below. The loop strip 176 and the branch strip 177 function as a load bearing reinforcing bar.

Fig. 21 schematically shows a sling baby band provided with a sunshade. The illustrated sling baby band preferably has the characteristic configuration described so far.

The sling baby belt shown in FIG. 21 is a sunshade provided on the sling body 180 so as to cover an upper region of the head of the infant wrapped in the sling body 180 and the sling body 180 that can be worn with a shoulder strap ( 183). The sling body 180 is sewn with a loop belt portion 181 and a branch belt portion 182 that function as load-bearing reinforcements. The loop strap portion 181 extends in a loop shape by connecting one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body 180 hanging by the shoulder strap, and the branch strap portion 182 branches from the loop strap portion 181 to prevent the infant from below. It is stretched to a holding area.

The sunshade 183 preferably has an arch shape, and both ends thereof are connected to a load bearing reinforcing bar. In the illustrated embodiment, both ends of the sunshade 183 are connected to the branch band portion 182. Thus, by connecting both ends of the sunshade 183 to the load bearing reinforcement, it is possible to maintain the shape of the sunshade 183 stably.

The arched sunshade 183 includes a window 184 and a cover 185 for opening and closing the window 184. The window 184 may be spread with a mesh cloth. The sunshade 183 also has a function of adjusting the brightness of the infant storage space in addition to the function as the sunshade. To brighten the infant storage space, the sunshade is opened to greatly open the upper side of the infant storage space. To darken the infant storage space, the sunshade is developed in an arch shape to partially close the upper region of the infant storage space.

By the shade 183 having the window 184 and the cover 185, it becomes possible to adjust the brightness of the infant storage space in stages.

The sling baby band shown schematically in FIG. 22 includes a sling main body 180, a loop band part 181, a branch band part 182, and a sunshade 190. The sunshade 190 has an arch shape, and both ends thereof are connected to a branch band 182 serving as a load bearing reinforcing bar.

Details of the sunshade 190 will be described with reference to FIG. The sunshade 190 is made of a relatively rigid material and has an arch shape to extend in the width direction of the first sunshade cloth 191, and a relatively flexible material and the first sunshade ( A second sunshade 192 adjacent to the second sunshade 192, which is adjacent to the second sunshade 192, and is formed of a relatively rigid material and extends in the width direction adjacent to the second sunshade 192; A three awning 193 is provided. The thickness of the second canopy 192 is smaller than the first canopy 191 and the third canopy 193.

FIG. 23 (a) shows the deployed state of the sunshade 190, and FIG. 23 (b) shows the folded state of the sunshade 190. In the folded state of the sunshade 190, the first sunshade 191 and the third sunshade 193 overlap. The flexible second solar panel 192 is sandwiched between the overlapping first solar panel 191 and the third solar panel 193. According to this embodiment, since the canopy 192 made of a flexible material is positioned between two canopies 191 and 193 made of a rigid material, the canopy 190 can be folded small. With this, the folded form can be kept stable.

The sunshade 190 shown in FIG. 23 can be used as a sunshade for a sling baby band, but can also be applied to other child care equipment. For example, the present invention can be applied to a child care device having an infant storage space such as a baby stroller, a baby safety seat for an automobile, an indoor child care chair, a bed, and the like.

It is said that the focal point of eyes of infants around 6 months of age is about 25 cm to 30 cm. Therefore, when the face of the parent and the face of the infant is about 25cm to 30cm, the infant can recognize the face of the parent. In order to increase the affection between the parent and the child, it is good that the distance between the parent's eyes and the infant's eyes is about 25 cm to 30 cm. Thus, in the case of a sling baby band provided with a sunshade, the distance between the position of the sun peak of the sunshade and the face of the infant is preferably 25 cm to 30 cm. In the case of the baby band having such a size, when the parent sees the face of the infant and brings the face to the vicinity of the peak of the sunshade, the infant can recognize the face of the parent. In this way, an eye-to-eye relationship between the parent and the infant can be realized. By carrying out the eye-to-eye line or design as described above on the outer surface of the baby carriage and sunshade, the user can recognize an appropriate distance for realizing the child-to-eye relationship, As a result, the face is taken to the position (the position of the top of the sunshade) which becomes the distance, and the affection of the parent child can be raised more.

Fig. 24 schematically shows an embodiment in which a mother or father using a sling baby belt has been devised so as to support the infant comfortably. The illustrated sling baby belt has a sling body 200 made of cloth for supporting the body of the infant while being supported by a shoulder strap on the shoulder of the user, and a storage portion for receiving the user's hand. Hand receiving members 201 and 203 provided on the outer surface are provided. One hand storage member 201 is in a position that supports the hip of the infant from below. The other hand storage member 203 is in a position supporting the back of the infant.

The hand accommodating member may be of any form as long as the hand accommodating member has a accommodating portion for receiving a user's hand. In the illustrated embodiment, one hand receiving member 201 in a position supporting the infant's hip has a form of a glove. As shown in the figure, when the hand receiving member 201 is in the form of mittens, the hand can be easily inserted. The other hand-receiving member 203 in the position of holding the infant's back has the form of a belt which can put a hand from the side.

The user, for example, inserts his right hand into the hand storage member 201 in the form of a mitten, supports the hip of the infant from below, and puts his left hand in the hand storage member 203 in the form of a belt to lift the infant's back. Can hold up. The hand accommodating member 201 in the form of mittens may cause discomfort in seasons with high outside temperatures. Therefore, the hand holding member 202 in the form of a band may be provided so as to overlap the hand holding member 201 in the form of a mitten. In this way, the user can put his hand between the mitten 201 and the belt 202 in a hot season.

The sling baby band is used as a shoulder strap on the user's shoulder. At that time, it may be desirable for safety to keep the sling baby carrier in close contact with the user's body. Thus, the embodiment shown in Figures 25 to 27 includes a coupling member for connecting the sling body and the waist of the user.

Specifically, the sling baby belt shown in FIG. 25 includes a sling body 210 made of cloth for supporting the body of an infant while being supported by a shoulder strap on the shoulder of the user, a sling body 210 and the waist of the user. It is provided with a coupling member 211 for connecting. Coupling member 211 is a waist belt or a waist strap wound around the user's waist, is attached to the outer surface of the sling body 210 in the region close to the user's waist.

The sling baby band shown schematically in FIG. 26 includes a loop-shaped member 216 as a coupling member provided on the outer surface of the sling main body 215 in the region proximate the waist of the user. For example, by passing the belt 217 of the pants of the user through the loop member 216, the sling body 215 can be in close contact with the waist of the user. In addition, FIG. 26 shows the sling baby carriage in the side-by-side state. In order to be able to use the loop-shaped member 216 even when standing up, the loop-shaped member 216 may be rotatably attached to the sling main body 215.

As described above, the direction of one coupling member may be changed to hold and stand sideways, but in another embodiment, the sling-type baby strap is provided with a side-to-side coupling portion used for sideways. For example, it may include a holding coupling part for use when standing upright.

FIG. 27 shows an example in which the engaging coupling portion 218 is attached to the embodiment shown in FIG. 3. The holding engagement portion 218 is a loop-shaped member or a belt-shaped member for passing the belt 219 of the pants, and is attached to the back surface of the crotch support portion 31.

In order to protect the infant wrapped in the sling main body from noise, a soundproofing material may be attached to the sling main body. The sling baby band shown schematically in FIG. 28 is a sling main body 220 made of a shoulder strap-type cloth, and an inner surface of the sling main body 220 so as to be located close to both ears of the infant wrapped in the sling main body 220. It includes a soundproof member 221 disposed in. The soundproof member 221 may be fixed to the sling main body 220 and attached, or may be detachably attached.

29 shows another example of a sling baby band provided with a soundproof member. The sling baby band shown in FIG. 1 has a sling body 230, a head pad 232 disposed on the inner surface of the sling body 230, and protects the head of the infant, and has bending rigidity, and contacts the back of the infant. It is provided with a back support 231 disposed on the inner surface of the sling body 230. The head pad 232 has a mouth wall 232a at a position proximate to both heads of the infant, and includes a soundproof member in the mouth wall 232a. In addition, although not shown, the head pad 232 may be provided with the pillow which has the recessed part which receives the back of the head of an infant, and may be provided with the ridge which supports the neck of an infant from behind.

30 shows another example of the head pad 235 provided with the soundproof member. The illustrated head pad 235 includes a pillow 236 having a semicircular hill-shaped ridge on both sides thereof, and a pair of mouth walls 239 proximate to both sides of the infant. ). Each mouth wall 239 includes a soundproof member. The bottom surface of each of the inlet walls 239 has a cross-sectional semicircular recess and is located on each peak 237. The connection between each of the mouth walls 239 and each of the peaks is performed by the connecting belt 240. Specifically, one end 240a of the connecting belt 240 is fixed to the inner side surface of the mouth wall 239, and the other end 240b passes through the hole 238 of the pillow 236 and the peak of the mountain 237. It rotates downward and is detachably connected to the outer side surface of the mouth wall 239 through a surface fastener. In this head pad 235, as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. 30, the elevation angle of the mouth wall 239 can be changed. Thus, if necessary, both sides of the infant can be opened or closed.

The sling baby belt according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 10 is provided with a sling body made of cloth capable of shoulder strap hanging, and a buckle member detachably connecting one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body. FIG. 31 is a slight modification of the embodiment of FIG. 10. Specifically, the sling baby strap is provided with a decorative member 251 which extends to cover the buckle member and is detachably connected to one end portion of the sling body through, for example, a slide fastener 250. . If a plurality of kinds of decorative members 251 having different shapes are prepared, design changes can be enjoyed by appropriately selecting and using them. 32 shows the decorative member 251 removed from the sling main body, and has a form that can be used as a scarf.

As described above, when the decorative member 251 is detachably provided from the sling body, even when the infant grows and the sling baby belt becomes unnecessary, it is a memory souvenir that can keep the infant's memory continuously. You can keep it.

33 shows another example of the supporting structure of the detachable decorative member. The belts 13 and 14 which support the buckle 15 and 16 are attached to the one end part and the other end part of the sling main body hanging by a shoulder belt, respectively. A decorative ring 21 for passing through the decorative member 260 is attached to one belt 13. In this embodiment, the decorative member 260 is detachably connected to the sling main body by the decorative ring 21. In order to stably support the upper portion of the decorative member 260, a ring 261 for passing the decorative member 260 is preferably attached to one belt 13.

34 and 35 show another example of a detachable decorative member. The decorative members 270 and 280 shown in these figures have the form which can cover the upper space of the infant wrapped in the sling main body. The decorative member 270 illustrated in FIG. 34 has a form that can be used as a rain cover, and the decorative member 280 illustrated in FIG. 35 has a form that can be used as a mosquito net.

36 is a slight modification of the embodiment of FIG. 10. In this embodiment, the sling baby strap has a soft shoulder pad 300 positioned below the buckle member. Specifically, the shoulder pad 300 has a wider dimension than the width of the first belt 13, and is provided on the back surface of the first belt 13. The shoulder pad 300 may be fixed to the first belt and attached, or may be detachably attached through a surface fastener or the like. By providing the soft shoulder pad 300 as shown in the illustrated embodiment, the buckle member and the belts 13 and 14 can be prevented from directly touching the user's neck or shoulder, so the user feels comfortable. Become a comfortable baby strap on the body.

FIG. 37 is a slight modification of the embodiment of FIG. 17. The sling baby belt according to this embodiment includes a sling body 160 made of cloth for wrapping and supporting an infant's body in a state of being walked on a shoulder by a user's shoulder. The sling main body 160 is provided with a slit 301 for inserting a user's hand inside. By providing such a slit 301, a user can put his hand into the inside of the sling main body 160 from the slit 301, and can feel the warmth of the infant by touching the infant's body directly, And can hold infants. Even in infants, the hands of mothers and the like are in direct contact with the body, thereby providing a sense of security. In this way, the slit 301 is also convenient for promoting skinship between the parent and the child.

Preferably, the sling body 160 has a load bearing reinforcement 161 mounted to the sling body so that the infant wrapped in the sling body extends from below to the area supporting the sling body. In order to prevent the intensity | strength of the sling main body 160 from falling by installing the slit 301, Preferably, the slit 301 is provided along the reinforcement stand 161. As shown in FIG.

Also preferably, the tubular member 302 made of cloth as shown in FIG. 38 is formed in the sling main body to prevent a gap wind from entering the inside of the sling main body 160 from the slit 301. 160) to the inner surface. The cylindrical member 302 has a shape surrounding the opening edge of the slit 301. The user's hand passes through the cylindrical member 302 and enters the inside of the slit body 160.

As mentioned above, although various embodiment of this invention was described with reference to drawings, this invention is not limited to what was shown embodiment. It is possible to arbitrarily combine the features of various embodiments, and various modifications and variations can be made to the illustrated embodiment within the same range as the present invention or within an equivalent range.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a sling baby band that can maintain the infant's posture appropriately.

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The sling body made of cloth which can hang a shoulder belt type, A crotch support portion fixedly attached to an inner surface of the sling body so as to support the crotch portion of the infant; And the backrest extended continuously from the backrest to reach the abdomen of the infant, Sling-type baby strap characterized in that it comprises a connecting member for connecting the sling main body and the backrest. The method of claim 1, Sling-type baby carriage characterized in that it comprises a backrest disposed on the inner surface of the sling body so as to contact the back of the infant. The method of claim 2, Sling-type baby carriage characterized in that the backrest pad is accommodated in the backrest portion. The method of claim 3, The backrest pad is a sling type baby carriage characterized in that the backrest is detachably housed. The method of claim 1, A sling-type baby strap characterized in that a buckle member for detachably connecting both ends is attached to one end portion and the other end portion of the sling body to be worn by the shoulder strap. The method of claim 5, The belt which supports the said buckle member is attached to the one end part and the other end part of the sling main body hanging by a shoulder belt, respectively, A sling baby band characterized in that an inner side of the sling main body is sewn with a reinforcing band extending to connect the belt of the one end portion and the belt of the other end portion. The method of claim 6, It is provided with a back support pad supported on the inner surface of the sling body so as to contact the back of the infant, The backrest pad has a curved line extending in the width direction, and is provided to be bendable with the curved line as a boundary. The sling line of the backrest pad is positioned so as to overlap with the reinforcement object. The method of claim 6, The reinforcement stand includes a first reinforcement stand and a second reinforcement stand that extend at intervals in the vertical direction, The sling baby band of the said sling main body located between the said 1st reinforcement stand and the said 2nd reinforcement stand is made from mesh state material. The method of claim 5, The belt which supports the said buckle member is attached to the one end part and the other end part of the sling main body hanging by a shoulder belt, respectively, A sling baby band characterized in that a decorative ring for passing a portion of the sling main body is attached to the belt of the one end portion. The method of claim 2, Sling-type baby strap characterized in that it further comprises a head guard portion bent to the upper end of the backrest. The method of claim 2, And a support belt for connecting the one end portion of the sling body to be hung by the shoulder strap and the side portion of the backrest portion or the crotch support portion on the side close to the portion. The method of claim 1, The sling main body is provided with a ventilation window. The method of claim 1, The belly support portion has a shape that extends greatly in both sides from a boundary with the crotch support part, The connecting member is connected to both sides of the greatly extended portion of the backrest baby sling-type baby carriage. The method of claim 1, The sling support part and the belly support part, sling-type baby carriage characterized in that it comprises a resilient material. The method of claim 14, The sling support part and the belly support part, the sling type baby strap characterized in that it comprises a pad for exerting a restoring force to return to a planar shape.

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