NO761018L

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Publication number: NO761018L
Application number: NO761018A
Authority: NO
Inventors: H Zagatta
Original assignee: Bielefelder Haushaltsgeraete
Priority date: 1975-03-25
Filing date: 1976-03-23
Publication date: 1976-09-28
Also published as: DK114876A; BE839944A; ATA178576A; BR7601797A; LU74626A1; FR2305156B3; NL7602207A; FR2305156A1; SE7602389L; JPS51135770A

Description

Skje, særlig for småbarn.Spoon, especially for toddlers.

Foreliggende oppfinnelse vedrører en skje, som særlig egner seg for småbarn. The present invention relates to a spoon, which is particularly suitable for small children.

Hittil kjente skjeer har vanligvis skaft som har et noenlunde rett forløp i en retning. Slike skjeer byr på betydelige ulemper, særlig ved mating av småbarn, og også Previously known spoons usually have shafts that have a fairly straight course in one direction. Such spoons present significant disadvantages, especially when feeding small children, and also

når barnet selv forsøker å spise.when the child tries to eat himself.

Ved hittil kjente skjeer må den hånden som holder skjeen avbøyes innover mot munnen. Denne ekstra bevegelse, som er nødvendig hver gang man bruker skjeen, skyldes at det rette skaft på de kjente skjeer ikke tillater en annen og lettere måte. In the case of previously known spoons, the hand holding the spoon must be deflected inwards towards the mouth. This extra movement, which is necessary every time the spoon is used, is due to the fact that the straight shaft of the known spoons does not allow another and easier way.

Ifølge oppfinnelsen tar man sikte på å fjerne denne ulempe, og det oppnås ved at skjeen er halvsirkelformig bøyet, idet hensiktsmessig skjeskaftenden og enden av skjelegemet ligger på en tilnærmet felles grunnlinje. According to the invention, the aim is to remove this disadvantage, and this is achieved by the spoon being bent in a semi-circular shape, the spoon handle end and the end of the spoon body lying on an approximately common baseline.

Skjeer av kjent type har dessuten den ulempe at de er relativt tunge å holde for småbarn, fordi det flate skaft ikke gir en tilstrekkelig gripeflate. Derved at den nye skje har et skaft som forløper i to plan og er innbyrdes forbundet med hverandre ved en side, slik at altså skjeen har en innebygget bøyning henholdsvis dreining, fremkommer en gripegrop som ikke bare letter skjeens håndtering for barnet, men også for en voksen, og hindrer at skjeen glir ut av hånden. Spoons of the known type also have the disadvantage that they are relatively heavy for small children to hold, because the flat shaft does not provide a sufficient gripping surface. By the fact that the new spoon has a handle that extends in two planes and is interconnected with each other at one side, so that the spoon has a built-in bending or turning, a grip hole appears that not only facilitates the handling of the spoon for the child, but also for a adult, and prevents the spoon from slipping out of the hand.

Oppfinnelsen skal forklares nærmere under henvisning til tegningen, hvor : Fig. 1 viser skjeen sett fra den side som vender fra brukeren, og The invention shall be explained in more detail with reference to the drawing, where: Fig. 1 shows the spoon seen from the side facing the user, and

fig. 2 viser skjeen sett fra den side som vender mot brukeren. fig. 2 shows the spoon seen from the side facing the user.

Claims

1. Spoon, especially for small children, characterized by the fact that its shaft has two planes which are mutually connected on a longitudinal side, so that an indentation (2) is created which serves as a grasping pit, and by the fact that the shaft follows this grasping groove, which preferably is so large that, for example, the finger of a small child fits in, has a flat course and passes into the skull (3).

2. spoon according to claim 1, characterized in that it is bent, with the spoon handle end and the spoon body end approximately on the same baseline.

3. Spoon according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the spoon body (3) only has a small indentation.