JP4591999B2 - Infant protective equipment - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an infant protector, and relates to an infant protector that can be easily stored when not used as a protector, and the design of the storage body is improved.
Especially when an infant is seated on an adult chair or the like, it is protected from falling off the chair, and when the infant is walking and walking around, the infant's walking range is limited to protect the infant. The present invention relates to a protective tool for multi-purpose infants having a pochette function when used and carried.

  Infants, who are able to sit down, are active, but have little knowledge of dangers, and when they go out with their parents, they are active when they sit on an adult chair on the go. Therefore, a protective device that does not fall is necessary, and a protective device that can limit the walking range even when walking is necessary.

As this kind of protective equipment for infants, those disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 59-196163 and those disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 51-32586 are known.
However, many of the protective devices disclosed above are inferior in storage and portability, are inconvenient to carry when going out, and have a complicated structure that makes it difficult for infants to wear clothes.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No.59-196163 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 51-32586

  Under the background art as described above, the present invention is a so-called chi-belt function, which is excellent in storability when not used as a protector in an infant protector, and can be easily attached to and detached from an infant and safely seated on a chair, Another object of the present invention is to provide a versatile protective device for infants with bags that has a so-called harness function that limits the walking range during walking, has a high design of the storage body, and also has a pochette function during storage.

In order to achieve the above object, the technical gist of the present invention is to provide a protective device for restricting the movement of a body that is worn on or attached to an infant , wherein the protective device is at least partially applied to the infant's body. And the body pad portion is formed into a bag that can be turned over and has an opening by sewing the peripheral portion excluding a part by overlapping the front cloth member and the back cloth member, The outer periphery of the bag body having a shape different from the outer shape of the body pad is sewn around the entire circumference of the back cloth member from the front cloth member in which the opening is formed as an infant protective device. When used, the bag body is turned over so that the bag-like portion of the body pad has storage and opening opening / closing means. When not used as protective equipment, the protection device is stored in the bag body and opening / closing of the opening. Means for opening and closing the opening with front and back double-sided fasteners. And wherein the Rukoto.

  In this case, the portion formed in the double structure of the front cloth member and the back cloth member for attaching the bag for storage is suitable for protective equipment for infants such as an abdominal pad part, a breast pad part or a waist pad part. Further, it may be at least a part of various body contact members. .

In this way, when used as protective equipment for infants, the bag body can be stored in the opening formed by sewing the outer and rear cloth members at the periphery except for a part, and conversely protect When not used as a tool, the protective device can be stored in the bag.
Therefore, when not used as a protective equipment, the bag body has a so-called pochette function that can store other small items such as a handkerchief.

  The protective equipment for infants with excellent storage and storage design according to the present invention includes, for example, a cheer belt for safely protecting an infant seated on a chair, and an infant walking when walking with an infant walking. It can be applied to a harness or the like that safely protects the state and its walking range.

  The protective equipment for infants is composed of a clothing part or attachment part to the body provided with a body contact member, and a pulling belt, and the pulling belt wraps around the back of the chair, and both ends thereof are the clothing part or the attachment part. When connected to, it becomes a chair belt to safely protect the infant sitting on the chair, and when one end of the pull belt is connected to the clothing part or wearing part as a harness belt, the other end is held to hold the infant walking You may enable it to replace | exchange for the harness which can protect a state and its walking range safely.

  The clothing part or attachment part to the body is equipped with a belly pad part formed in a double structure of a front cloth member and a back cloth member, a waist belt, and a shoulder belt, and can be attached to an infant. The waist belt is detachably connected to the left and right sides of the abdomen, and has a chair connector and a walking connector on the back side, and the shoulder belt has one end connected to the upper part of the abdomen and the other end. Is connected to the waist belt, the pull belt has a length adjuster, and the backrest of the chair wraps around, and if both ends are connected to the chair connector arranged on the back side of the waist belt, it becomes a chair belt. When the end of the pull belt is connected to a walking connector disposed on the back side of the waist belt, the harness part is attached to the infant's body, and the length adjustment tool is provided. Pull the pull belt around the back of the chair and The chair belt is connected by connecting the chair to the chair connector placed on the back side of the waist belt and adjusting its length using the length adjuster, while one end of the pull belt is attached to the waist belt. When connected to a walking connector disposed on the back side, a harness that can safely protect the infant's walking state and walking range by holding the other end can be easily exchanged with each other. .

  Therefore, the purpose of providing the chair connector and the walking connector on the back side of the waist belt is to attach two chair connectors on the back side of the waist belt when used as a chair belt, When connecting both ends of the pulling belt to this and using it as a harness, the purpose is to connect one end of the pulling belt to the walking connecting tool on the back side of the waist belt. It may also serve as a walking connector, and the two chair connectors may be combined to connect both ends of the pull belt.

Further, the purpose of the protector is that the waist belt is detachably connected to the left and right sides of the abdomen, so that the infant can be easily dressed or undressed.
Therefore, for example, a one-touch buckle or the like is preferable as a means for connecting the belly pad and the left and right waist belts so that the belt can be easily stopped and removed.
A general one-touch buckle is composed of a female part with locking openings on both sides of the housing insertion port and a male part with hooks on both sides that engage and lock into the locking opening of the insertion port. ing.
Further, the waist belt may be provided with a length adjuster so that the size of the infant can be adjusted.
The waist belt may be two shoulder belts for the purpose of supporting both shoulders of an infant or may be a shape obtained by dividing one shoulder belt into a Y shape.

When a fastener means is provided as an opening / closing means for the opening, the bag body can be stored so as not to come out from the opening of a body contact member such as an abdomen support part, and small items can be put in when used as a protective device.
On the other hand, when a clothing part or attachment part to the body, a pulling belt or the like is stored in a bag body and used as a pochette, the fastener serves as an opening / closing means for the bag body.
Accordingly, the fastener means can be opened and closed from both sides of the fastener so that the bag can be opened and closed by putting the bag into the opening of the body abutting member, and conversely, the body abutting member etc. can be stored inside the bag body so as to be opened and closed. good.
Examples of such fastener means include, but are not limited to, slide fasteners, hook-and-loop fasteners, snap fasteners, and button / hook combinations.
In the case of using a slide fastener, examples include a puller provided on both sides so that the slider can be slid from both sides of the fastener, and a type in which the puller wraps around both sides of the fastener.

In order to further demonstrate the features of the present invention, the outer shape of the bag body that emphasizes the function of the body contact member, the storage shape of the bag body sewn in the opening, and the outer shape of the bag body that emphasizes the design It is better to make them different.
For example, the body contact member has a substantially trapezoidal shape, and the bag body has a pouch shape or the like.

  In the present invention, at least a part of the protective device is formed in a double structure of a front cloth member and a back cloth member, and the front cloth member and the back cloth member are sewn at the peripheral portion except for a part. In addition to forming an opening and further comprising a bag body sewn with a peripheral edge, the bag body is stored in the opening when used as a protective device for infants. When not used as a protective device, the protective device can be stored in a bag body, and it is not necessary to carry a storage bag etc. in addition to the protective device, it is excellent in portability, and furthermore, this bag body provided integrally with the protective device Can also be used as a simple accessory case back.

  If the baby's protective equipment is separated into the body's clothing part or wearing part and the pulling belt, both ends of this pulling belt may be connected to the clothing part or wearing part so that the back of the chair is turned around when sitting. On the other hand, when the infant is walking, only one end of the pulling belt may be connected to the clothing part or the wearing part, and the clothes and functionality are excellent.

More specifically, the body abutting member such as the abdominal abutting portion is taken into consideration when the various shapes such as a substantially trapezoidal shape are selected and used in consideration of the infant's wearability and design. If it is made into a shape, it is limited to the outer shape of the body contact member, resulting in a bag having a complicated shape with the trapezoid turned inside out.
However, when another bag body is sewn into the opening of the body contact member as in the present invention, the body contact member can be stored inside the bag body so that it is turned over, and the appearance is the appearance of the bag body. The outer shape of the bag can be selected regardless of the body contact member.
Thereby, it becomes a storage body excellent in design, and the functionality as a so-called pochette is also improved.

An example of the structure of the infant protective device according to the present invention when the body support member is a belly support is shown in FIGS.
The protective equipment for infants is composed of a clothing part or attachment part 10 on the body and a pulling belt 20.
FIG. 1 shows a state in which the bag body 14 is pulled out from the abdomen pad part (body pad member) 11, and when actually used as a protective device, the front cloth member 11A of the abdomen pad part 11 as shown in FIG. And the back cloth member 11B are sewn together, and the bag body 14 is housed and used in the bag-like opening 12.
A slide fastener 13 is attached to the opening 12 and is opened and closed by a pulling tool 13a.

The basic structure will be described with reference to FIG.
The clothing portion or mounting portion 10 includes a belly pad 11, a waist belt 16 a, and two shoulder belts 15 a so that it can be attached to an infant.
The waist belt 16a is detachably connected to the left and right sides of the abdomen pad portion 11, and is provided with two chair connectors 17, 17 and one walking connector 19 on the back side of the waist belt.
The reason why the waist belt is detachably attached to the abdomen is to make it easier for infants to wear. In the example shown in FIG. 1, side belts 16b and 16b are sewn to the left and right sides of the abdomen 11 respectively. Buckles (female) 18b, 18b are attached first, and corresponding buckles (male) 18a are attached to both ends on the waist belt 16a side.
A belt length adjuster 16c is attached to the buckle attachment portion of the waist belt 16a or the side belt 16b so that the length can be adjusted.
In addition, the male and female of the buckle may be attached to either side, and it is preferable to adopt a one-touch buckle that can be connected by simply inserting.
An example of a one-touch buckle is shown in FIG.
Locking openings 18d are formed on both sides of the female side 18b of the buckle, and fitting claws 18c are formed on the male side 18a.

The shoulder belt 15a has one end connected to the upper portion 11d of the belly pad 11 and the other end connected to the waist belt 16a side, and a length adjuster 15b is attached to the middle of the belt.
In the example shown in FIG. 1, two shoulder belts are used to sew the end portions of the shoulder pads to the abdomen and waist belts. For example, a shoulder belt may be divided into Y shapes.

The belly pad 11 is formed in a bag shape in which the front cloth member 11A and the back cloth member 11B are sewn at the periphery, and the lower end 11a is formed as an opening 12, and the periphery is further sewn into the opening 12. A body 14 is formed.
A handle 14a is attached to the bag body 14 in order to enhance the functionality as a pochette.
The storage method will be described later.
Since the abdomen supports the abdomen of the infant and holds the posture, it requires functionality and design.
In the example shown in FIG. 1, the front cloth member 11A and the back cloth member 11B have a substantially trapezoidal shape including a lower end portion 11a, an upper end portion 11d, and side portions 11b and 11c on both sides.
11 A of surface cloth members are also requested | required of designability, and as shown in FIG. 1, you may attach the pocket 11e.
Since the lining member is a part that hits the baby's abdomen, it is preferable to have a safe and comfortable feeling of use, and it may be meshed to make it less slippery, improve air permeability, or use a cushioning material.
In addition, the intent which comprises a belly pad part with 11 A of front cloth members and the back cloth member 11B exists in the point which forms a bag shape to the last, and does not stick to the dissimilarity and the same kind of material.

  The pulling belt 20 is formed with hooks 22 at both ends of a belt portion 21 and is provided with a length adjusting tool 23 in the middle of the belt.

FIG. 3 shows a front perspective view in a state where the waist belt 16a of the clothing part or the wearing part 10 is connected to the side belt 16b with a buckle, and FIG. 4 shows a rear perspective view thereof.
As can be easily seen from FIG. 4, two chair connecting members 17 to be connected when used as a chair belt are attached to the back side of the waist belt 16a. As shown in FIG. The length of the pulling belt 20 is adjusted to 17, and the hook portions 22 at both ends are connected to each other so as to be turned around the back of the chair.
FIG. 6 shows a state where the infant is seated on the chair in this way.
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 7, when the hook 22 at one end of the pulling belt 20 is connected to the walking connector 19, the pulling belt becomes a harness belt and can be used as a harness.
As shown in FIG. 8 which is an enlarged view of the hook portion of the pulling belt, the end portion of the belt portion is folded around the belt 21 and sewn to form a ring 21a, and a hook support portion 22a is attached to each other by the shaft portions 22b and 22c. It can turn freely.

Next, a method for storing the protective equipment will be described.
As shown in FIG. 10, the abdomen 11 is placed inside the bag 14 so as to be turned over, and then the shoulder belt 15 a and the waist belt 16 a are inserted, and the pulling belt 20 is stored.
FIG. 11 shows a perspective view of such a storage state as viewed from above.
The bag body 14 has functionality and design as a pochette body, the opening includes a slide fastener 13, and a pulling tool 13b is attached to the surface opposite to the pulling tool 13a shown in FIG. Yes.
Moreover, the handle part 14a is provided.
The shape of the bag shown in FIG. 11 is an example of a pouch shape, and the shape can be selected and used regardless of the belly pad.

The structural example of the protector of the infant which concerns on this invention is shown. The state which accommodated the bag body in the belly pad part is shown. The front view perspective view of a clothing part or a wearing part is shown. The rear view perspective view of a clothing part or a wearing part is shown. The case where it is used as a chair belt is shown. An example in which an infant is seated on an adult chair and the protective equipment is used is shown. The case where it is used as a harness is shown. The enlarged view of a hook part is shown. An enlarged view of the buckle is shown. The storing procedure is shown. Shows a pochette.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Clothing part or mounting part 11 Abdomen part 11A Front cloth member 11B Back cloth member 12 Opening part 13 of abdomen part Fastener 13a, 13b Fastener puller 14 Bag body (pochette body part)
15a Shoulder belt 15b Shoulder belt length adjuster 16a Waist belt 16b Side belt 17 Chair connector 18a Buckle (male)
18b Buckle (female)
19 Walking connector 20 Pull belt 21 Belt portion 22 Hook 23 Pull belt length adjuster

Claims (3)

In protective gears that are worn on or worn by infants and restrict body movements,
The protective device has a body pad portion that at least partially touches the infant's body,
The body contact portion is formed into a bag that can be turned over and has an opening by sewing the peripheral portion excluding a part of the outer fabric member and the backing fabric member,
From the front cloth member forming the opening of the body pad part to the entire periphery of the back cloth member, the peripheral edges of the bag body having a shape different from the outer shape of the body pad part are sewn,
When used as protective equipment for infants, the bag body is turned upside down and stored in the bag-like portion of the body pad and opening / closing means for opening, and when not used as protective equipment, the protective equipment is stored in the bag body. And an opening / closing means for the opening, the opening / closing means for the opening being a front and back double-sided fastener . The body pad is one of an abdomen pad, a breast pad and a waist pad of an infant,
A waist belt having both ends detachably connected to the left and right sides of the body pad,
A shoulder belt with one end connected to the top of the body rest and the other end connected to the waist belt;
It has a pull belt that wraps around the back of the chair and becomes a chair belt when both ends are connected to the waist belt, and a harness that protects the walking state or walking range of the infant when one end is connected to the waist belt. The protective equipment for infants according to claim 1. The infant protective device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the body pad portion has a substantially trapezoidal shape having an opening at a lower end portion, and the bag body has a pouch shape.

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