KR20230140881A - Inner wrapper for baby - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a swaddle for infants that covers the body of infants, including newborns, and suppresses the Moro reflex, thereby ensuring stable sleep.
The present invention provides a band hole and a band for suppressing the Moro reflex on both sides of the body cover, so that the band for suppressing the Moro reflex can be inserted or removed into or out of the body cover through the band hole on both sides of the body cover. , As a result, the infant's body or both arms including the infant's body can be safely tied around the inside or outside of the body wrap-part depending on the infant's condition, so it can be usefully used in the field of infant wraps to efficiently suppress the Moro reflex.

Description

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The present invention relates to a swaddle for infants that covers the body of infants, including newborns, to ensure stable sleep, suppresses movement due to the Moro reflex, and ensures stability and convenience in handling infants.

It is known that the usual method is to dress infants and newborns in thermal clothing such as a baby jeogori to keep their bodies warm, then wrap them in a thin inner wrap, and then wrap the outside of the inner wrap with a thick outer wrap, excluding the facial area.

In particular, infants and newborns are sensitive to external sounds, light, wind, etc. due to the Moro reflex, and to provide psychological stability and maintain a comfortable sleep, the outer wrap is wrapped around the entire body in a compressed state and tied with a binding band. Recently, a number of swaddles have been proposed that allow infants to be easily wrapped and keep them warm while providing stable sleep.

Related to these existing infant swaddles, Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1922307 (hereinafter abbreviated as “Document 1”) and Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2020-0140798 (hereinafter abbreviated as “Document 2”) ) can be given as an example.

The inner wrap of Document 1 is provided with a body wrap-part made of a front and a back plate, and a back headrest-part that supports the infant's body and head on the back of this body wrap-part, and the infant's body or headrest is inside the body wrap-part. An anti-flow band is presented that can tie the arms together with the infant's body.

The inner swaddle in Document 2 shows a swaddle-shaped swaddle wrapping the infant, and at both ends of the swaddle, a wing-shaped swaddle for tying the infant on the outside of the swaddle wrapping the infant.

In the inner wrap of Document 1 as described above, a pair of anti-flow bands are used inside the body wrap-part to tie the arms together with the infant's body or the infant's body, and the front plate of the body wrap-part is tied and wrapped with a zipper. There was a disadvantage in that the Moro reflex could not be suppressed while the infant was wrapped more comfortably on the outside of the body wrap.

In addition, in the inner wrap of Document 2, the infant is wrapped with the same wrapper as the body wrap-part of Document 1 and then tied using the wrapper provided in the wrapper, and it is impossible to tie it inside the wrapper and it is not possible to tie it in the wrapper. Manufacturing was cumbersome due to the attached wrapper.

In particular, the inner wraps in the literature can be tied to the outside as well as the inside of the body wrap-part, and when more warmth is required, they can be wrapped using wings, which are wrappers provided on the outside of the body wrap-part, and can provide adequate insulation for infants even without wings. When this is possible, there is an urgent need for a means of attaching and detaching the wings so that the wings can be removed.

(Document 1) KR 10-1922307B1 (Registered on November 20, 2018) (Document 2) KR 10-2020-0140798A (published on December 16, 2020)

The present invention was researched and developed to solve the above-mentioned disadvantages of the prior art, and its purpose is to provide a band for suppressing reflexes on the infant's body or both arms including the body, either inside or outside the body wrap-part, depending on the condition of the infant. The goal is to provide an inner swaddle for infants that can be tied with a .

In addition, another object of the present invention is to more effectively suppress the infant's Moro reflex by attaching the wings to the body wrap-part as needed and wrapping the infant with the body wrap-part, thereby achieving stable sleep for the infant. The goal is to provide comfortable swaddles for infants.

The inner wrap for infants of the present invention for achieving the above object is provided in the shape of a bag by sewing the edges excluding the top portion of the front and back plates, and the body wrap-part is provided to be openable and closed through a zipper from the top of the front plate to the bottom. And, the body wrap-part is characterized in that it is provided on both sides of the middle of the body wrap-part as well as the outside of the body wrap-part and includes a band for suppressing the Moro reflex so that the infant's body or both arms can be comfortably wrapped together with the body.

In the infant wrap according to the present invention, the band for suppressing the Moro reflex is characterized in that it is provided as two bands for suppressing the Moro reflex, forming a pair, respectively inside and outside the two sides of the body wrap-part.

In the inner wrap for infants according to the present invention, the band for suppressing the Moro reflex is provided as a pair of bands for suppressing the Moro reflex on both sides of the body wrap-part, and is provided from both sides of the body wrap-part to the inside or outside of the body wrap-part. It is characterized by a band hole through which the Moro reflex suppression band can be removed or inserted.

In addition, the band for suppressing Moro reflection may be provided with a pocket that can optionally store a small bag or sack containing materials that dehumidify, deodorize, antibacterial, and purify the air as well as emit negative ions. The small bag or bag inserted into the pocket of the band for suppressing the Moro reflex is used to more reliably protect the baby's chest because the tightening force of the band for suppressing the Moro reflex and the weight of the material filled inside the small bag or bag gently press on the infant's chest. It is possible to suppress reflexes.

In the infant wrap according to the present invention, the back plate of the body wrap-part is provided with wings for tying the infant together with the body wrap-part, and attachment and detachment means are provided for attachment and detachment as needed. Do it as

The means for attaching and detaching the wings is preferably provided with a magic tape (velcro tape) that forms a pair on the back plate of the body cover and the wings and is easy to attach and detach.

Hand holes through which the infant's hands can be selectively put out are provided on both sides of the upper part of the body wrap, and the hand holes are covered with a cover so as not to be visible.

According to the infant wrap of the present invention, by providing band holes on both sides of the body wrap-part, the band for suppressing the Moro reflex can be inserted or removed into or out of the body wrap-part through the band holes on both sides of the body wrap-part. Due to this, the infant's body or both arms including the body can be stably tied around the inside or outside of the body wrap-part depending on the infant's condition, thereby efficiently suppressing the Moro reflex.

In addition, according to the infant wrap of the present invention, the wings are attached to the body wrap-part as needed to surround the infant with the body wrap-part, thereby suppressing the infant's Moro reflex more efficiently, thereby providing stability to the infant. You can try to sleep.

Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an infant swaddle of a preferred embodiment according to the present invention.
Figure 2 is a rear perspective view showing only the body wrap-part of the infant wrap according to the present invention.
Figure 3 is a view showing excerpts of the hand-hole portion of the body wrap-part of the infant wrap according to the present invention.
Figure 4 is a front perspective view showing only the body wrap-part of the infant wrap according to the present invention.
Figure 5 is a view showing excerpts of the band portion for suppressing the Moro reflex of the body wrap-part of the infant wrap according to the present invention.
Figure 6 is a diagram showing an example of tying an infant with a Moro reflex suppression band inside the body wrap-part of the infant wrap of the present invention.
Figures 7 to 11 are diagrams showing the use state of wrapping an infant with an infant swaddle according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the advantages and features of the present invention and methods for achieving them will become clear with reference to the embodiments described in detail below along with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below and may be implemented in various different forms. Only the embodiments are provided to ensure that the disclosure of the present invention is complete and to those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains. It is provided to fully inform the person of the scope of the invention, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. Like reference numerals refer to like elements throughout the specification.

Figures 1 to 6 are views showing a preferred embodiment of an infant swaddle according to the invention.

As shown in the drawing, the infant wrap of the present invention includes a body wrap-part 100 provided in the shape of a bag so as to wrap and tie the infant's body, arms and legs excluding the head, and this body wrap-part ( It includes wings 200 provided on the back of 100) to tie the infant together with the body wrap-part 100.

The body wrap-part 100 is provided by overlapping a streamlined front plate 110 and a back plate 120 with a concave middle so as to cover the infant's body excluding the head, arms and legs, and the front plate 110 Since the infant's neck is located in the upper part of the back plate 120, an open hole 102 is formed, and the edges of the front plate 110 and the back plate 120, excluding the open hole 102, are sewn to form a bag shape. Prepared by

The front plate 110 and the back plate 120 can be sewn by directly sewing the edges, or by folding the edges of the front plate 110 and the back plate 120 so that they are surrounded by a border member.

The front plate 110 of the body cover-part 100 is provided with a zipper 112 from the opening hole 102 at the top to the bottom so that it can be unfolded from the center of the top to both sides or closed again.

In addition, on both sides of the back plate 120 of the body cover-part 100, a pair of Moro reflection suppression bands 130 are provided, extending a predetermined length from the upper part of the streamlined concave portion and forming a pair with a length that can intersect each other. , On both sides of the front plate 110 at the location of the Moro reflex suppression band 130, a band hole 114 is provided through which the Moro reflex suppression band 130 can be inserted or removed into the interior of the body cover-part 100. .

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4, the Moro reflex suppression band 130 can easily tie the infant's body or both arms together with the infant's body while the infant is seated in the body wrap-part 100. It is desirable to provide a first magic tape 132 made up of a pair of loops and hooks. The first magic tape 132 is commonly referred to as a Velcro tape.

The band 130 for suppressing the Moro reflex may be inserted into the body wrap-part 100 as shown in Figure 6 through the band holes 114 on both sides of the front plate 110, depending on the condition of the infant, or as shown in Figures 1, 2, and It can be pulled out of the body cover-part 100 as shown in 4.

In this way, the band 130 for suppressing the Moro reflex is inserted into the body cover-part 100 or pulled out to the outside, and then both ends of the band 130 for suppressing the Moro reflex are placed on both arms along with the infant's body or body. It can be overlapped and attached through the first magic tape 132, and as a result, the infant's Moro reflex can be efficiently suppressed by stably wrapping the infant.

The Moro reflection suppression band 130 can be provided with a pocket 134, which is a storage space, as shown in Figures 5 (a) and (b), and the pocket 134 has dehumidification, deodorization, antibacterial, and air It can be used by selectively inserting a small bag or bag (136) containing material that not only purifies but also emits negative ions.

In this way, if a small bag or bag (136) containing a material that not only dehumidifies, deodorizes, antibacterial, and purifies the air but also emits negative ions is placed in the pocket (134) of the Moro reflex suppression band (130), the infant's sweat By removing various odors that may be generated due to this, it is possible to create an optimal and comfortable environment for infants at all times.

In addition, the small bag or bag 136 is tightened with the Moro reflex suppression band 130, and the weight of the material filled inside the small bag or bag 136 gently presses the infant's chest, so that the infant's chest is more secure. It suppresses the Moro reflex, allowing the infant to play comfortably and comfortably.

In addition, hand-holes 104 through which the infant's hands can be selectively put out may be provided on both sides of the top of the body wrap-part 100, and when the hand-holes 104 are opened or stretched, the outer appearance is reduced. Since it is ugly, it is desirable to cover the hand-hole 104 with a cover 140 so that it is not visible (see Figures 3 (a) to (c)).

The cover 140 can be provided on the front plate 110 or the back plate 120 of the body wrap-part 100, and only when the infant's hand is to be taken out, the cover 140 is used as shown in (c) of FIG. 3. All you have to do is turn the baby over and take out the infant's hand through the hand hole (104).

In addition, the back plate 120 of the body wrap-part 100 has wings 200 extending long in the transverse direction of the body wrap-part 100 so that the infant can be tied together with the body wrap-part 100. A second magic tape (202) is provided at both ends of the wing (200) to easily tie the body wrap (100) with the infant in the same manner as the Moro reflex suppression band (130). desirable.

It is desirable to provide a detachable means for attaching or detaching the wing 200 from the back plate 120 as needed. The attachment and detachment means of the wing is provided with a third magic tape 212, which is the same attachment and detachment means as the first and second magic tapes mentioned above. In other words, a third magic tape 212 made of a hook is provided on the back plate 120 of the body cover-part 100, and a third magic tape 212 made of a loop is provided on the wing 200. It can be easily attached and detached thanks to the paired hook and loop.

The infant wrap according to the present invention is shown and described only as a set including the body wrap-part 100 and the wings 200, but it is also natural to provide only the body wrap-part 100 itself.

Let us briefly explain the process of wrapping an infant using an infant swaddle according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention configured as described above.

First, as shown in FIG. 7, the wings 200 are attached to the back plate 120 of the body cover-part 100 using a pair of third magic tapes 212. In this state, the zipper 112 provided on the front plate 110 of the body wrap-part 100 is sufficiently lowered to open the front plate 110 to both sides, and then the infant's torso is placed within the body wrap-part 100, and the infant's neck is placed in the body wrap-part 100. The portion must be located in the open hole 102 at the top of the body cover-part 100.

Afterwards, when it is desired to tie the Moro reflection suppression band 130 inside the body wrap-part 100, the body wrap-part 100 is connected through the band holes 114 on both sides as shown in Figure 6. After inserting it into the inside of (100), the first magic tape (132) of the infant's body or body and both ends of the anti-reflection band (130) are overlapped with both arms. ) and secure it. In this way, the infant is stably wrapped with a pair of Moro reflex suppression bands 130 inside the body wrap-part 100, and then the zipper 112 is provided on the front plate 110 of the body wrap-part 100. ), the infant's Moro reflex can be effectively suppressed.

In contrast, when it is desired to tie the Moro reflection suppression band 130 on the outside of the body cover-part 100, it is connected through the band holes 114 on both sides of the body cover-part 100 in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4. After pulling it out of the body wrap-part 100 as shown, raise the zipper 112 provided on the front plate 110 of the body wrap-part 100 and place both arms together with the infant's body or body to suppress reflexes. Both ends of the band 130 overlap as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 and are attached and fixed through the first magic tape 132 of the Moro reflection suppression band 130. In this way, the infant's Moro reflex can be efficiently suppressed by stably wrapping the infant with a pair of Moro reflex suppression bands 130.

In this state, as shown in Figures 10 and 11, one side of the wing 200 is folded so as to cross the body cover-part 100 and the other side of the wing 200 is folded so that both end portions of the wing 200 are Just overlap them and attach them through the second magic tape 202 of the wing 200 to secure them. In this way, since the wings 200 wrap and tie the body wrap-part 100 from the top to the bottom of the body wrap-part 100, the infant's Moro reflex can be efficiently suppressed.

In the above, preferred embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, but the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and is common knowledge in the technical field to which the invention pertains without departing from the gist of the present invention as claimed in the claims. Of course, various modifications can be made by those who have, and these modifications should not be understood individually from the technical idea or perspective of the present invention.

100: Body cover - part 102: Open hole
104: hand-hole 110: front plate
112: Zipper 114: Band hole
120: Back plate 130: Moro reflex suppression band
132: first magic tape 140: cover
200: Wing 202: Second Magic Tape
212: Third magic tape

Claims (5)

A body wrap-part made of a front and a back plate, the edges of which are sewn except for the upper part, and can be opened and closed through a zipper from the top of the front to the bottom, and an infant's body or this body on both sides of the middle of the body wrap-part. It includes a band for suppressing reflection, which extends so that both arms can be comfortably tied together and has a first magic tape at each end,
An inner wrap for infants, characterized in that band openings are provided on both sides of the body wrap-part through which a band for suppressing the Moro reflex can be pulled out or inserted so that the infant can be wrapped not only inside the body wrap-part but also outside the body wrap-part. According to paragraph 1,
A wrapper for infants, characterized in that the back plate of the body wrap-part is provided with wings that extend long in the transverse direction of the body wrap-part and have second magic tapes at both ends thereof so that the infant can be wrapped together with the body wrap-part. . According to paragraph 2,
An inner swaddle for infants, characterized in that the wings are provided with detachable means that can be detached or attached to the back plate as needed. According to paragraph 3,
An inner wrap for infants, characterized in that the means for attaching and detaching the wings is provided with a third magic tape that forms a pair of male and female on the back plate and wings of the body wrap-part and is easy to attach and detach. According to claim 1 or 2,
An inner wrap for infants, characterized in that hand-holes through which the infant's hands can be selectively put out are provided on both sides of the upper part of the body wrap-part, and a cover is provided to cover the hand-holes so that they are not visible.