JP3172867U - Antifouling cover for baby carriers - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an anti-smudge cover that can prevent an infant's mouth held by a baby carrier from touching a shoulder belt or a carrier body, and that can be easily removed from a baby carrier when it becomes dirty.
A cover body 1 includes a belt base portion 4 in a shape extending from at least a belt root portion 4 of a shoulder belt b2 extending from a carrier body b1 of a baby carrier B to an upper edge 5 of a carrier body b1. It is mounted so as to cover the upper edge 5.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an antifouling cover for a baby carrier, and more particularly to an antifouling cover used by being attached to a baby carrier configured to hold an infant in a state of holding the infant in the front side or the rear side.

When going out with an infant (baby), hold the infant in a front carrier (face-to-face / front-facing) or rear-side carrier (piggyback) with a baby carrier.
As a baby carrier for holding an infant in such a state of holding the front side or the rear side in this way, a carrier body that mainly holds the upper body from the crotch of the infant and a carrier extended from the back support portion of the carrier body Various forms have been proposed, such as a structure including left and right shoulder belts that support the body on the user's body (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2).

JP 2005-118471 A JP 2006-130233 A

By the way, when the infant is held in a state of holding the infant on the front side, the infant's mouth can easily touch the shoulder belt or the carrier body. The shoulder belt touched by the infant's mouth and the contact part of the carrier body become soiled with drooling or milk.
Mainly, the top edge of the carrier body where the infant's mouth is easy to touch when the infant held on the carrier body faces sideways and the belt base part of the shoulder belt extending upward from this upper edge There was a problem that the food and milk that was eaten or fouled would get dirty.
However, washing the baby carrier itself by washing the shoulder belt or part of the carrier body to remove the dirt will cause the baby carrier to lose shape, damage the fabric, or lose color. In fact, it is not done because it takes time and effort.
In addition, when the infant's mouth touches the contaminated contaminated part of the shoulder belt or carrier body, germs enter the infant's mouth and a bad smell is generated in the contaminated part. From the above, it was not preferable.

  Therefore, the present invention has been created with the object of solving such problems. That is, it is an object of the present invention to prevent the infant's mouth held by the baby carrier from touching the shoulder belt or the carrier body, and to remove the baby carrier from the baby carrier when it becomes dirty and easily wash it.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the antifouling cover for a baby carrier according to the present invention has at least the following configuration.
That is, a dirt prevention cover that is attached to a baby carrier having a configuration in which a shoulder belt is extended from the carrier body,
The cover body is formed so as to cover the belt base portion and the upper edge portion in a shape extending from at least the belt root portion of the shoulder belt extending from the carrier body to the upper edge portion of the carrier body. It is characterized by.

Here, the cover body includes a belt cover portion that is attached via an engagement / disengagement member so as to be wound around at least a belt root portion of the shoulder belt, and an upper edge portion of the carrier body that is continuously provided from the belt cover portion. And a carrier cover portion that is attached along the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier, and the carrier cover portion includes a latching member that latches the carrier inner and outer surfaces from the upper edge portion. Is suitable.
Examples of the engaging / disengaging member include velvet fasteners (registered trademark: Velcro), hooks, slide fasteners (registered trademark: zipper, chuck), and the like. Examples of the locking member include a wire or a plate made of a metal or a synthetic resin having an appropriate spring property and clamping force (holding force).

  According to such a configuration, the cover main body is covered so as to cover the belt root portion of the shoulder belt and the upper edge of the carrier main body, which are easy to touch the infant's mouth held in the state of holding the baby on the front carrier and the rear carrier. Wearing it prevents the infant's mouth from touching the shoulder belt or the carrier body directly.

  In addition, the belt cover portion can be attached to the belt root portion of the shoulder belt by the engagement / disengagement member, and the cover body can be mounted from the belt root portion to the upper edge of the carrier body. In the carrier cover portion of the cover main body that covers the upper edge portion, the cover main body can be mounted in a state of being sandwiched and locked on the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier so as not to float from the upper edge portion by the locking member.

According to the antifouling cover of the present invention, the infant's mouth held by the baby carrier can be prevented from directly touching the extended root portion of the shoulder belt from the carrier body or the upper edge of the carrier body.
As a result, the belt base portion of the shoulder belt and the upper edge of the carrier body can be prevented from getting dirty due to drooling or milk that has been eaten or eaten. The baby carrier can be kept hygienic by preventing germs from entering the mouth. In other words, the infant can be held in a hygienic state at all times when the baby carrier is used.

  Also, when the cover body is dirty, it can be removed from the baby carrier and easily washed. As a result, the baby carrier can always be kept hygienic in a state in which discomfort due to dirt, bad odor, or the like is not given to the infant.

It is expansion | deployment explanatory drawing which shows the baby carrier of the state which mounted | wore with the stain | pollution | contamination prevention cover which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is an expansion explanatory view showing the dirt prevention cover. The usage example in a face-to-face hug is shown, (a) is a perspective view when it sees from the diagonal front of a user, (b) is a front view when it sees from the front of the user. It is an expansion | deployment perspective view which shows the baby carrier of the state which mounted | wore with the dirt prevention cover which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is expansion | deployment explanatory drawing which shows the stain | pollution | contamination prevention cover which concerns on 2nd Embodiment.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate.
FIG. 1 is a developed explanatory view showing the baby carrier in a state in which the antifouling cover according to the first embodiment of the present invention is attached.

  The dirt prevention cover according to the present embodiment is attached to the baby carrier described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 listed in the background art section, and the baby carrier becomes dirty due to the drooling of infants or the attachment of milk that is eaten or consumed. To prevent that. That is, to keep the baby carrier hygienic.

  Incidentally, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3 to be described later, the baby carrier B to which the antifouling cover is attached (applied) includes a carrier body b1 that holds the body of the infant C so as to be wrapped from the bottom of the infant C to the back. The carrier body b1 is extended from both sides so as to form both side portions, and the extended end side is connected to both sides of the lower end of the carrier body b1 via the adjustment ring so that the length can be adjusted. The left and right shoulder belts b2 are provided. That is, in the baby carrier B, the user wears the carrier body b1 on the front side or the rear side of the body with the left and right shoulder belts b2 and the infant C is held in the front (face-to-face or forward) or the rear side (piggyback). It is comprised so that it can hold | maintain.

≪Construction of dirt prevention cover≫
FIG. 2 is a developed explanatory view showing the antifouling cover according to the first embodiment. Here, description will be made with reference to FIG. 1 as appropriate.
As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3 to be described later, the dirt prevention cover A is composed of two left and right members separated left and right, and at least the belt base portion 4 of the left and right shoulder belts b2 of the baby carrier B to the upper side of the carrier body b1. It is mounted so as to reach the edge 5 and is formed so as to touch the mouth of the infant C holding the baby carrier.
This anti-smudge cover A is an engagement / disengagement member on the belt cover portion 1a side described later of the cover main body 1 formed in a shape extending from the belt base portion 4 of the shoulder belt b2 to the upper edge portion 5 of the carrier main body b1 in the vicinity of the base portion. 2 is configured to include a locking member 3 on the carrier cover 1b side.

≪Cover body configuration≫
The cover body 1 is sewn using a soft and soft fabric or other breathable or water-absorbing material so that the child C does not feel uncomfortable when touched by the child C's mouth. I am doing so.
As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3 to be described later, the cover body 1 includes a belt cover portion 1a that is attached so as to cover the belt root portion 4 of the shoulder belt b2, and a carrier body that is continuously provided from the belt cover portion 1a. It is formed in a substantially boot-shaped (substantially L-shaped) cover form from the carrier cover portion 1b attached so as to cover the upper edge 5 of b1.
The cover body 1 is preferably made of a material having antibacterial and deodorizing properties.

The belt cover portion 1a is a height in the belt direction corresponding to the belt root portion 4 of the shoulder belt b2 extending from the upper edge portion 5 of the carrier body b1, and is about 1 to 2 times wider than the belt width and deployed. It is made possible. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 1B, the belt cover portion 1a is configured to be wound around and attached to the shoulder belt b2.
As shown in FIG. 2, the belt cover portion 1 a includes an engagement / disengagement member 2 on the development one side surface and the development other side rear surface, and is detachably attached to the shoulder belt b <b> 2. .

≪Configuration of engagement / disengagement member≫
The engagement / disengagement member 2 is a velvet fastener (registered trademark name: Velcro), and the female fastener 2a has a belt-like shape (tape) at a predetermined length in the width direction at the upper and lower positions of the surface of the belt cover 1a. The male fastener 2b is provided in the vicinity of the edge at the upper and lower positions of the back surface of the other developed side.
Thus, by changing the engagement position of the male fastener with respect to the length direction of the female fastener, the belt cover portion 1a can be adapted to the belt width of the shoulder belt b2 which varies depending on the type (form) of the baby carrier B and the manufacturer. Can be wrapped around. That is, the shoulder belt b2 can be covered so that the mouth of the infant C is not directly touched regardless of the belt width.

  In addition, although illustration is abbreviate | omitted, as the engagement / disengagement member 2, a hook, a slide fastener (registered trademark: zipper, chuck), etc. can be mentioned in addition to a bell belt fastener.

The carrier cover portion 1b is connected to the belt cover portion 1a attached to the belt base portion 4 of the shoulder belt b2 in a substantially downward V shape from one side of the belt cover portion 1a. It is formed along the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier from the upper edge 5.
Thereby, the carrier cover part 1b is attached so that it may cover along the carrier inner and outer surfaces from the upper edge part 5 of the carrier main body b1.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the carrier cover portion 1 b includes a locking member 3 on the substantially downward V-shaped release edge side, and the upper edge portion 5 so as not to float from the upper edge portion 5 of the carrier body b1. To be attached to the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier.

≪Configuration of locking member≫
The locking member 3 is made of a metal or a synthetic resin wire or plate having an appropriate spring property and clamping force (holding force), and is provided inside the carrier cover portion 1b on the open folded edge side. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 1 (c), the carrier cover portion 1b is not lifted from the upper edge portion 5 of the carrier main body b1 by being caught and locked to the inner and outer surfaces of the locking member 3, and the upper edge portion. 5 is attached along the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier.

[Description of operation]
The use of the dirt prevention cover A according to the first embodiment configured as described above will be briefly described.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view and a front view showing an example of use in face-to-face holding. Here, description will be made with reference to FIG. 1 as appropriate.
The antifouling cover A is attached to the baby carrier B by wrapping the belt cover 1a of the cover body 1 around the belt base part 4 of the left and right shoulder belts b2 of the baby carrier B and attaching it with the engagement member 2 (FIG. 1 (b )reference). At this time, the substantially downward V-shaped carrier cover portion 1b side of the cover body 1 is made to run along the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier from the upper edge portion 5 so as to cover the upper edge portion 5 of the carrier body b1 from above.

Next, the open folded edge side on which the locking member 3 of the carrier cover portion 1b extending from the upper edge portion 5 to the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier is pressed firmly from the inside and outside. Then, the carrier cover portion 1b is sandwiched and locked by the locking member 3 on the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier so as not to float from the upper edge 5 of the carrier body b1 (solid line state in FIG. 1C).
Thereby, as shown to Fig.1 (a), the antifouling cover A of baby carrier B covers the upper edge part 5 of the carrier main body b1 from the belt root part 4 of the left and right shoulder belts b2 of the baby carrier B. Mounted on both the left and right sides.

In this way, when the infant C is held in a face-to-face holding state, as shown in FIG. 3, by the baby carrier B with the anti-stain cover A attached to both the left and right sides (left and right shoulder belts b2), When the infant C turns its face sideways, the infant C's mouth touches the anti-smudge cover A and can prevent the baby carrier B from being touched directly.
That is, it is possible to prevent the belt base portion 4 of the shoulder belt b2 and the upper edge portion 5 of the carrier body b1 from becoming dirty due to drooling or adhering milk or the like. The baby carrier B can be kept hygienic, such as preventing germs from entering the mouth of the infant C from the contaminated part. In other words, the infant can be held in a hygienic state at all times when the baby carrier B is used.

Next, a dirt prevention cover A0 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described.
FIG. 4 is a developed perspective view showing the baby carrier in a state in which the dirt prevention cover according to the second embodiment is mounted, and FIG. 5 is a development explanatory view showing the dirt prevention cover.
In the second embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the anti-smudge cover A0 is integrally formed between the left and right shoulder belts b2 along the upper edge 5 of the carrier body b1 of the baby carrier B. Since it is formed as an object (one member) and the other constituent elements are basically the same as those described in the first embodiment, the same reference numerals are given to the same constituent elements, and redundant description will be omitted.

  That is, the carrier cover portion 10b of the cover main body 10 is formed to extend along the upper edge 5 of the carrier main body b1 over the belt root portion 4 of the left and right shoulder belts b2, and the left and right belt cover portions 10a from both sides thereof. As a cover form in which

  Thus, although the illustration is omitted by making the dirt prevention cover A0 integral, when the infant C is held forward and held, the mouth of the infant C is formed on the upper edge 5 of the carrier body b1. Can prevent direct touch. That is, the entire upper edge 5 is covered with the carrier cover 10 b of the cover body 10.

Although not shown, in the dirt prevention cover A0 according to the second embodiment, the carrier cover portion 10b can be arbitrarily changed so that the length between the left and right shoulder belts b2 of the carrier cover portion 10b can be arbitrarily changed. Can be formed by, for example, sewing a material that can be stretched and wave-shaped stretchable in the length direction. Accordingly, the baby carrier B can be applied to all baby carriers B regardless of the distance (dimensions) between the left and right shoulder belts b2 and the size and form of the carrier body b1 depending on the type and manufacturer of the baby carrier B. It becomes possible.
Further, the locking member 3 can be provided at one or several important points in the carrier cover portion 10b as required.

A, A0 Anti-smudge cover 1.10 Cover body 1a, 10a Belt cover part 1b, 10b Carrier cover part 2 Engaging / disengaging member 3 Locking member 4 Belt base part (shoulder belt)
5 Upper edge (carrier body)
B Baby carrier b1 Carrier body b2 Shoulder belt C Infant

Claims (2)

A dirt prevention cover that is attached to a baby carrier configured to extend a shoulder belt from the carrier body,
The cover body is formed so as to cover the belt base portion and the upper edge portion in a shape extending from at least the belt root portion of the shoulder belt extending from the carrier body to the upper edge portion of the carrier body. Anti-stain cover for baby carriers characterized by The cover body includes a belt cover portion that is detachably attached via an engagement / disengagement member so as to be wound around at least a belt root portion of the shoulder belt, and an upper edge portion of the carrier body that is continuously provided from the belt cover portion. And a carrier cover portion attached along the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier,
The baby carrier dirt prevention cover according to claim 1, wherein the carrier cover portion includes a locking member that locks the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier from the upper edge portion.

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