WO2022229452A1 - Porte-bébé - Google Patents

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WO2022229452A1
WO2022229452A1 PCT/EP2022/061609 EP2022061609W WO2022229452A1 WO 2022229452 A1 WO2022229452 A1 WO 2022229452A1 EP 2022061609 W EP2022061609 W EP 2022061609W WO 2022229452 A1 WO2022229452 A1 WO 2022229452A1
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Paul BREITENBACH
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47D—FURNITURE SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN
    • A47D13/00—Other nursery furniture
    • A47D13/02—Baby-carriers; Carry-cots

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  • the present invention relates to a baby-carrying aid for preferably carrying infants in a prone position. STATE OF THE ART
  • Baby carriers are used to help parents carry their infants. Baby carriers come in a variety of configurations.
  • baby carriers include a baby carrier or carrier shell, which is firmly connected to the body of the wearer.
  • the infant sits or lies in the baby carrier or the sling, so that the wearer has his two arms free and does not have to use them to carry the baby.
  • a disadvantage of the known baby carriers is their poor Stabili tion of the infant.
  • the infant is often not adequately secured, so there is a risk that he will fall out of the baby carrier.
  • the carrier often has to additionally secure the carried infant with at least one arm. This puts a strain on the arm and requires the wearer to concentrate continuously. In addition, the arm is then not available for other activities.
  • Another disadvantage of numerous known baby-carrying aids is that adjusting the baby-carrying aid involves a great deal of effort. In particular, several straps must often be opened, adjusted and closed before or after transferring the infant into the baby carrier. However, this can be difficult when the wearer has to attend to the needs of the infant and may have little or no free hand.
  • a further disadvantage of the previously known baby carriers is that the infants are largely in direct contact with the baby carrier and not with a human body, for example that of the parents.
  • the babies sit or lie in many cases directly on the baby carrier, for example on a baby carrier or a carrying shell of the baby carrier.
  • the well-being of the infant depends on the material of the baby carrier depends, in particular on its surface finish. Babies often find it difficult to settle down when they are lying directly on a rigid carrying shell or are sitting in a fixed baby carrier.
  • the carrying seats or carrying shells of the previously known baby carrying aids are often dimensionally rigid and not very flexible. This often leads to low seating or lying comfort for the infant.
  • Transporting a sleeping infant practically requires that the infant fall asleep while sitting or lying in the baby carrier. In many cases, however, the infant's falling asleep is hindered by the specified position of the baby carrier, the rigidity of the baby carrier or the material of the baby carrier. Transferring an already sleeping infant into a baby carrier often results in the infant waking up during the process. Many previously known baby carriers can therefore not be used once the infant has fallen asleep. This is of course desirable in many cases.
  • infants are carried on the wearer's side or back.
  • a disadvantage of these baby carriers is that in these positions the wearer can provide less protection for the carried infant.
  • the wearer's awareness of the baby being carried is often limited in these positions.
  • the Infant and the carrier do not see each other. This often leads to tension and anxiety on the part of the infant and often to a reduction in care on the part of the wearer.
  • the baby-carrying aid according to the invention comprises an arm sling.
  • the arm sling includes a) a carrying strap with an outside and an inside and with a upper and a lower end, the carrying strap having on its inside an arm-carrying surface arranged centrally in the longitudinal direction, b) a first neck loop arranged at the upper end of the carrying strap and c) a second neck loop arranged at the lower end of the carrying strap.
  • the inventive baby carrier is appro net for the transport of infants. It is also suitable for transporting small animals such as dogs, cats, rabbits, lambs, pygmy goats, ducks, swans or geese.
  • the baby-carrying aid according to the invention has high mechanical stability. This enables the infant to be transported to be secured well and relieves the load on the carrier's arm considerably, so that the carrier can carry the infant for a very long time without having to lift a significant portion of the load himself.
  • the baby carrier according to the invention can still be put on and taken off again with little effort.
  • the baby-carrying aid according to the invention can be put on and taken off again by the wearer of the infant with just one hand, so that the wearer can continuously carry the infant with the other hand. Consequently, it is not necessary to take the baby off in order to put on the baby carrier.
  • the baby carrier also allows the wearer to move while carrying the baby Babies to be active with their free hand and, for example, to do work.
  • a further advantage of the baby-carrying aid according to the invention is that it is particularly suitable for transporting infants in a prone position.
  • Prone position refers to a position in which infants lie with their stomach on the wearer's forearm (colloquially known as the “flying position”).
  • the prone position is a particularly popular position for many infants, in which they have extensive physical contact with the wearer, particularly when laying on the wearer's bare skin. Many babies find it particularly easy to rest and relax in the prone position.
  • the prone position is also particularly medically beneficial for infants: the prone position alleviates, for example, digestive problems in infants, flatulence or even colic. Lying in the prone position further encourages infant head posture control.
  • An arm sling refers to a fabric which is interlinked into a round or oblong shape and can stabilize an arm of a wearer of the arm sling.
  • An arm sling is preferably worn around the wearer's neck.
  • An arm sling can be in an open state and in a closed state and can therefore be closed.
  • the arm sling consists of fabric, for example textile.
  • the lanyard has an elongated, narrow shape. In other words, the carrying strap is significantly longer than it is wide. In one embodiment, the lanyard more than twice as long as it is wide. The length of the lanyard is the distance between the top and bottom of the lanyard.
  • At least a portion of the lanyard preferably the entire lanyard, has a substantially rectangular shape.
  • Essentially rectangular means that the four interior angles are between 80° and 100°, in particular between 85° and 95°.
  • the carrying strap consists of fabric, for example textile.
  • the fabric of the carrying strap can consist of one or more textiles.
  • the fabric of the carrying strap consists of an outer textile on the outside of the carrying strap and an inner textile on the inside of the carrying strap.
  • the outer textile and the inner textile are connected to one another and lie on top of one another.
  • the outer textile and the inner textile are connected to one another via an inner padding.
  • the outer textile consists of fabric, in particular cotton or a cotton-polyester blend fabric.
  • the cotton-polyester blended fabric has a cotton content of 20%-100%, for example 60%-100%, preferably 80%-100%.
  • the outer fabric consists of a non-elastic or cross-elastic fabric.
  • Transversely elastic means that the fabric is not elastic in the longitudinal direction of the strap, but is elastic in the transverse direction of the strap. The transverse direction of the lanyard runs along the width of the lanyard.
  • Transversely elastic means that the textile reversibly lengthens by a maximum of 20% when subjected to a weight load of up to 30 N in the transverse direction.
  • An advantage of this embodiment is the high tensile strength of the carrying band, which causes a high level of security for the baby being carried.
  • the limited elasticity means that smaller impulses, which can be triggered for example by external influences or by movements of the wearer, are partially absorbed and dampened by the carrying strap and are not transmitted undamped to the arm of the wearer and thus to the baby being carried .
  • the limited elasticity thus increases the wearing comfort for the wearer and for the baby being carried and reduces the risk of the baby being carried being woken up by small impulses.
  • the inner textile consists of a cotton volume fleece.
  • Cotton batting refers to batting made of cotton.
  • Volu menvlies refers to a material made of 60%-90%, preferably 70%-90%, in particular 80% special polyamide and 40%-10%, preferably 30%-10%, in particular 20% polyester. Other mixing ratios and recycled material are also possible.
  • An advantage of these embodiments is that the inner textile and the outer textile can be selected in such a way that they meet different requirements for the inside and outside of the carrying strap.
  • the outside of the carrying strap is dirt-repellent, for example.
  • the inner side has a surface which enables a high level of comfort for the wearer and the carried infant. The sen requirements are corre chen by the described embodiments.
  • a further advantage of the described embodiments is that the inner textile contributes to the thermal regulation of the wearer and the infant.
  • the inner textile When the outside temperature is low, the inner textile is able to insulate the body heat of the wearer and the infant from the lower outside temperature.
  • the outer fabric helps the wearer and the baby to cool down.
  • Another benefit is that the outer fabric is easy to clean and stains can be removed with little effort using standard stain removal techniques and agents.
  • the arm support surface is a surface of the lanyard on which the wearer's arm rests while the infant is being carried. It can also be referred to as the armrest surface.
  • the arm support surface does not necessarily have to differ from the rest of the surface of the inside of the carrying strap. Rather, the arm support surface is defined by its function as a support surface for the wearer's arm while carrying the infant.
  • the carrying strap is padded in the area of the arm carrying surface.
  • the padding can be achieved, for example, by inserting a pad, for example a fabric pad, between the inner textile and the outer textile in the area of the arm support surface.
  • the padding can also be achieved in that the inner and/or outer textile has a greater thickness in the area of the arm support surface than outside of the arm support surface. The increased thickness is two to four times greater in some embodiments.
  • the carrying strap is thicker in the region of the arm carrying surface than outside of the arm carrying surface.
  • the carrying strap has a greater material thickness in the area of the arm-carrying surface than outside of the arm-carrying surface.
  • the first and second neck loops have an outer diameter of 18 cm to 60 cm, preferably 25 cm to 40 cm.
  • the first neck loop and the second neck loop function to be worn around the wearer's neck.
  • the first and second neck loops have an inside diameter between 10 cm and 50 cm, preferably between 15 cm and 25 cm.
  • the inner diameter of the first and/or second neck loop can be adjusted, for example by means of snap fasteners which are offset from one another along the circumference of the first and/or second neck loop and which, when connected to one another, lead to a narrowing of the first and/or second neck loop .
  • the inside diameter of the first and second neck loops is not adjustable.
  • the first and second neck loops mean that the baby-carrying aid can be put on and taken off with little effort by first putting the head through the first neck loop and then through the second neck loop.
  • the first and second neck loops allow donning and doffing to be effected using only one hand, such as a free hand of the wearer. It is consequently possible to continue to carry an infant who has already fallen asleep in one arm of the carrier with this arm and at the same time put on the baby carrier with the other arm without having to put the baby down.
  • first neck loop and/or the second neck loop are oval, for example round or elliptical.
  • first neck loop and/or the second neck loop are padded along the inner circumference.
  • the first neck loop and/or the second neck loop comprises an incision, for example an indentation.
  • the incision can be substantially V-shaped.
  • the incision may be located along the inner circumference of the first and/or second neck loop.
  • the incision is located along the inner circumference and longitudinally.
  • the incision can, for example, extend towards the lanyard.
  • the incision can, for example, have a length of 1 cm-15 cm, in particular 1 cm-5 cm.
  • the incision makes it easier to put on the baby carrier.
  • the incision makes it easier to put the head through the first and/or second neck loop.
  • the incision further increases the stability with which a baby is carried in the baby carrier.
  • the first neck loop and the second neck loop are complementary in shape to one another. Shape-complementary means that the inside of the first neck loop rests in a form-fitting and flush manner on the inside of the second neck loop. This embodiment results in an even load distribution between the first and the second neck loop.
  • first neck loop and the second neck loop each have mutually complementary connecting pieces on their inner side, for example snap fasteners.
  • the connecting pieces can be connected to one another in a positive and/or non-positive manner.
  • the connection is preferably detachable.
  • the mutually complementary connecting pieces are preferably arranged on the insides of the first and second neck loops in such a way that they can be connected to one another when the inside of the first neck loop rests on the inside of the second neck loop, as is the case when worn.
  • the connecting pieces which are complementary to one another, fix the baby carrier and thus ensure that the baby being carried is held in place.
  • the mutually complementary connecting pieces limit the degrees of freedom of movement of the arm sling, in particular by preventing the first and second neck sling from rotating relative to one another. Restricting the degrees of freedom of movement means that the wearer has to use less muscle strength to hold the baby in place and to compensate for or dampen any external movements or impulses.
  • the baby carrier further comprises a back strap with opposite ends, which has at one of its ends a fastening element for fastening to the wearer's body and at its opposite end a connecting link for connection to the first neck loop, preferably at least one snap fastener .
  • the back strap and the carrying strap are arranged on opposite sides of the first neck loop.
  • the fastener may be attached directly to the body, for example by attachment to the thigh or hip of the wearer.
  • the fastener may also be attached indirectly to the wearer's body.
  • a waist strap or thigh strap is used for attachment to the wearer's body.
  • the fastening element can be fastened to trousers of the wearer.
  • the fastening element for fastening to the wearer's body can be fastened in particular to a waistband of the wearer's pants or a skirt or a belt of the wearer.
  • the backpack strap is connected to the first neck loop in a material-to-material and/or form-fitting manner.
  • the back strap is sewn to the first neck loop, for example. In this the connecting link would be the seam.
  • the first neck loop and at least part of the back strap are made from the same piece of fabric.
  • the baby carrier further comprises a back strap with opposite ends, which has at one of its ends a fastening element for fastening to the wearer's body and is connected at its opposite end to the first neck loop.
  • the back strap and the lanyard are located on opposite sides of the first neck loop.
  • the back strap can, for example, be attached to a belt, trousers or a skirt of the wearer, such as the waistband of trousers or a belt loop. In a further embodiment, the back strap can be attached to a hip belt of the wearer.
  • the back strap increases the stabilization of the carried infant. Furthermore, the back strap provides load distribution by redistributing part of the load to be carried to the part of the wearer's body to which the back strap is attached. For example, if the back strap is connected to the waistband of the wearer, part of the load to be carried is redistributed to the waistband and thus to the hips. This results in increased comfort for the wearer, leads to less stress and prevents cutting into the neck area of the wearer. The back strap continues to feed a reduction in the degrees of freedom of movement of the arm sling and thus an increased fixation of the baby carrier.
  • the back strap is adjustable in length.
  • the length can be adjusted, for example, with the help of a loop buckle or an adjustment strap.
  • the ability to adjust the length allows the baby carrier to be tailored to the individual needs, size and build of the wearer, in order to enable the baby to be optimally distributed and secured.
  • the back strap is firmly connected to the first neck loop.
  • the back strap can be mechanically connected to the first neck loop, for example by sewing, or cohesively with it, for example by the back strap and the first neck loop being made of one piece of fabric, preferably the same piece of fabric.
  • the back strap consists of cotton or polypropylene or a mixed fabric made of cotton and polypropylene.
  • the back strap is made from other solid fabrics, such as polyester, recycled plastics, or leather.
  • the back strap can be releasably connected to the first neck loop, for example by means of snap fasteners.
  • An advantage of this embodiment is that the back straps can also be removed as needed if they are not required and their added weight is to be avoided.
  • the fastener is detachable.
  • the fastening element of the back strap comprises a clasp, a clip, a button and/or a barb.
  • mutually complementary connecting elements for narrowing the arm sling are arranged on the inside of the carrying strap above and below the arm carrying surface.
  • the statement above or below the arm support area refers to the areas of the carrying strap that are located outside the arm support area and extend in the longitudinal direction to the upper end or to the lower end of the carrying strap.
  • Complementary to one another means that the connecting elements can be connected to one another in a positive and/or non-positive manner.
  • the Ver connection is preferably detachable.
  • the mutually complementary connecting elements are preferably arranged on the inside of the carrying strap in such a way that they can be connected to one another when being worn.
  • the connecting elements cause the arm sling to be tightened around the baby being carried when it is being carried, thus enabling it to fit.
  • the fit increases the comfort of the infant, the thermal insulation of the infant and the stabilization of the infant.
  • the narrowing also allows a reduction in the degrees of freedom of movement of the baby-carrying aid.
  • An advantage of the embodiment in which the connecting elements comprise snaps is that the narrowing of the carrying strap can be effected by means of the snaps by a single hand and the wearer is therefore not dependent on the help of other people.
  • the carrying strap has a width of 5 cm to 20 cm, preferably 10 cm to 14 cm.
  • the carrying strap has a length of 35 cm to 105 cm, preferably 50 cm to 90 cm, in particular 75 cm.
  • the arm sling has an overall length of 110 cm to 180 cm, preferably 125 cm to 150 cm.
  • the total length of the arm sling refers to the open state of the arm sling.
  • the overall length of the arm sling corresponds to the distance from an outer edge of the first neck loop to an outer edge of the second neck loop.
  • the outer edge of the first or second neck loop is arranged on the first or second neck loop opposite the carrying strap.
  • the total length of the arm sling includes the carrying strap, the first neck loop and the second neck loop. Loop.
  • the total length of the arm sling does not include any back strap that may be present.
  • the overall length of the arm sling denotes the distance between a point on the outer circumference of the first neck loop and a point on the outer circumference of the second neck loop, the two points being chosen such that the distance between them is a maximum.
  • the carrying strap, the first neck loop and the second neck loop are made from a piece of fabric, preferably fleece.
  • the carrying strap, the first neck loop and the second neck loop are made of the same piece of fabric, which is preferably fleece.
  • An advantage of this embodiment is that it allows for easy production of the baby carrier by not requiring different pieces of fabric to be joined together, such as by sewing.
  • the baby-carrying aid in this embodiment has high mechanical stability, in particular high tensile strength in the longitudinal direction.
  • at least two longitudinal direction of the lanyard offset from one another and complementary to each other are arranged on the lanyard for adjusting the length of the lanyard.
  • the length adjustment members include snaps.
  • the length adjustment members comprise two mutually complementary hook-and-loop fastener strips, which are offset from one another in the longitudinal direction on the carrying strap.
  • the length adjustment links allow the length of the lanyard to be adjusted, where length is defined as the distance from the top of the lanyard to the bottom of the lanyard. Consequently, the length of the carrying strap can also be adjusted by rolling up a section of the carrying strap in the longitudinal direction using the length adjustment members. In this case, the rolling up causes the length of the lanyard to be shortened by the length of the rolled up portion.
  • the length adjustment links allow the mass of the lanyard to be adjusted to the size and stature of the wearer, in order to enable optimal load distribution and optimal stabilization for different wearers.
  • the length of the carrying strap can preferably also be adjusted by the wearer with just one hand using the length adjustment members, so that the wearer does not have to rely on the help of other people.
  • the length adjustment members can be arranged on the inside or on the outside of the carrying strap. In one embodiment, the length adjustment members are arranged in the area of the arm support surface. In a further embodiment, the length adjustment members are arranged in the area above or below the arm support surface, preferably in the area above the arm support surface. In this embodiment, the length adjustment members are not directly visible from the outside when the arm sling is closed.
  • FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the baby-carrying aid in plan view with a view of the inside of the carrying strap
  • FIG. 2 shows the embodiment of the baby carrier shown in FIG. 1 in use, looking at the wearer from the front;
  • FIG. 3 shows the embodiment of the baby-carrying aid shown in FIG. 1 in use, with a rear view of the wearer.
  • FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a baby-carrying aid 1 which includes an arm sling 2 .
  • the arm sling 2 in turn comprises a carrying strap 3 with a non-visible outer side 4 and a visible inner side 5 and with an upper end 6 and a lower end 7.
  • the carrying strap 2 has on its inner side 5 an arm-carrying surface 8 arranged centrally in the longitudinal direction.
  • the arm sling 2 also has a first neck loop 9 arranged at the upper end 6 of the lanyard 3 and a second neck loop 10 arranged at the lower end 7 of the lanyard 3 .
  • the baby carrier 1 further comprises a back strap 1 1 with opposite ends, which has at one of its ends a fastener 1 2 for attachment to the wearer's body.
  • the back strap 1 has 1 at its opposite end a connecting link for connection to the first neck loop 9 .
  • the connecting member can be realized, for example, by a snap button which is complementary to a snap button which is arranged on the first neck loop 9 .
  • the complementary snaps can be reversibly released and thus make it possible to release the back strap 11.
  • the back strap and the first neck loop are made from the same piece of fabric.
  • the back strap 11 and the carrying strap 3 are arranged on opposite sides of the first neck loop 9 .
  • the fastening element 12 comprises a clip which, when worn, can be connected to the waistband of the wearer.
  • the illustrated back strap 11 also includes a loop buckle 16, by means of which the length of the back strap can be adjusted.
  • the back strap is made of cotton.
  • the inside 5 of the carrying strap 3 is visible.
  • the lanyard 3 consists in the illustrated embodiment of a double layer fabric.
  • the inside 5 of the carrying strap 3 shown is made of fleece, while the outside 4 (not shown) is made of cotton.
  • the carrying strap has a length of 75 cm and a width of 12 cm, with the width referring to the width of the carrying strap in the area of the arm support surface 8 .
  • the illustrated embodiment also comprises twice two pushbuttons which are offset from one another in the longitudinal direction of the carrying strap 3 and are complementary to one another and serve as length adjustment members 14 .
  • the illustrated embodiment also includes two pairs of two complementary connecting elements ( 14 ) that are offset from one another in the longitudinal direction of the carrying strap 3 and that are arranged above and below the arm-carrying surface 8 and serve to narrow the arm sling 2 .
  • these connecting elements (14) are designed as snap fasteners. The embodiment shown is further described below based on its application:
  • a porter carries an infant in a prone position on his right forearm. With his left forearm, the wearer puts the upper end of the carrying strap over his head in such a way that the outside 4 of the carrying strap 3 rests on his shoulders.
  • the wearer guides the outside 4 of the carrying strap 3 along his chest and folds the carrying strap 3 around his right forearm in such a way that the right forearm rests on the arm carrying surface of the carrying strap 3 .
  • the wearer then pulls the lower end 7 of the lanyard 3 over his head so that the upper end 6 and the lower end 7 of the lanyard rest on one another with the inside.
  • the carrier is attached the back strap clip 1 1 with his waistband.
  • the wearer then presses the mutually complementary pushbuttons, which are offset in the longitudinal direction of the carrying strap 3 and serve as length adjustment members 13, onto one another in order to adjust the length of the carrying strap 3 that is optimal for him.
  • the wearer presses the longitudinal direction of the carrying band 3 offset from one another and mutually complementary push buttons, which are each arranged above and below the arm support surface 8 and the narrowing of the arm sling 2 are used.
  • FIG. 2 shows the carrier from the front, which carries an infant using the baby carrier shown in Figure 1 in the prone position.
  • FIG. 3 shows the wearer of FIG. 2 from behind, with the wearer's left arm being in the arm sling 2 in FIG. 3 and the wearer's right arm in FIG. 5 LIST OF REFERENCE MARKS

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La présente invention concerne un porte-bébé (1) comprenant une écharpe de bras (2). L'écharpe de bras (2) comprend a) une bande de support (3) qui présente un côté extérieur (4) et un côté intérieur (5) ainsi qu'une extrémité supérieure et une extrémité inférieure ; la bande de support (3) comprenant sur son côté intérieur (5) une surface de support de bras (8) disposée de manière centrale dans la direction longitudinale ; b) une première boucle de cou disposée à l'extrémité supérieure de la bande de support (3) ; et c) une deuxième boucle de cou disposée à l'extrémité inférieure de la bande de support (3).
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