JP2000296034A - Baby carrier with leg hole belt - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make usable a baby carrier made usable for holding baby in the arms both vertically and horizontally by making a carrier main body convertible to a bag or an opened state and safely and stably holdable the body of the baby. SOLUTION: The baby carrier has a carrier main body 10 obtained by continuously forming a crotch pad part 12 at the lower end of a back rest part 11, a detachable front pad piece 14 connected to the part 12 separably and a leg hole belt which is pulled out of the part 12 to be separably fixed to the part 11 in the state of detaching the piece 14. A right and left pair of shoulder belts 30 are pulled out upward from the part 11 and first buckles 32a mounted to its intermediate position so that its fixing position can be changed freely are connected with second buckles 32b provided at both-side end parts of the outer surface of a front end part of the part 12. In addition, a headrest member 13 is formed at the upper part of the part 11 of the main body 10 in a removable manner, and a waist belt 40 for wind-fixing around the waist of a user is fitted to the main body 10 attachably and detachably.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a baby carrier used as an auxiliary tool for holding and moving an infant.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a dual-use baby carrier for piggybacking and rubbing an infant, the applicant of the present application has previously disclosed Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-263.
Japanese Patent Publication No. 212 proposes a device capable of switching between a bag type suitable for small-sized infants and an open type suitable for slightly grown infants. This baby carrier can be converted into a bag type with the front part connected and an open type with the front part connected by detachably connecting the front part to the carrier body where the back part and the crotch part are continuously formed. There is an advantage that it can be used for a longer period than each dedicated type.

[0003]

However, it has been recognized that the baby carrier also has the following problems that need to be further improved in practical use.

[0004] First, there is a problem of holding stability when using an open type.

[0005] As shown in FIG. 12, when the user mounts the carrier after the infant is accommodated in the carrier body (60), the crotch support (62) following the back support (61) hangs downward. The infant cannot be supported from below and the holding state becomes unstable.
In this mounting operation, the user hangs the shoulder belts (63) and (63) on the shoulders while supporting the infant's body with one hand, but when twisting the body, if the infant raises and warps both arms , I can't wipe out the feeling of instability that a baby is likely to fall. When the shoulder belts (63) and (63) are put on the shoulders to complete the wearing, the crotch abutments (62) are lifted upward by the shoulder belts (63) and (63) to form a U-shape in side view. There is no problem because the infant can be stably held.

Second, the baby carrier has a short service life.

The baby carrier can be used longer than each dedicated type by making the bag-open convertible. However, since the vertical hug can only be used after the neck is seated, a separate baby carrier for the horizontal hugging that can hold the baby lying down until then is required. The baby carrier for horizontal holding can be used immediately after birth, but the horizontal holding of a baby who has grown and gained weight increases the burden on the user, and the vertical holding of the baby becomes more comfortable for infants, so the neck is It is common to move to a baby carrier for vertical holding after sitting. Therefore, in the growth process of infants, two types are required for horizontal holding and horizontal holding, and there is a problem that the period of use for horizontal holding is short. You only need one baby carrier that can be used for both vertical and horizontal hugging. However, since horizontal hugging is also performed for babies with a tight neck and unsteady body, they hold more than a baby carrier for vertical hugging State safety and stability are required.

The present invention has been made in view of such technical background,
It is an object of the present invention to provide a baby carrier in which a carrier body can be switched from bag to open and can be used both vertically and horizontally, and can hold a baby's body safely and stably.

[0009]

In order to achieve the above object, a baby carrier with a counterbore belt according to the present invention has a crotch pad (12) having a U-shape in a side view at the lower end of a back pad (11).
, A lower edge of the carrier body (10) formed continuously and a front edge of the crotch portion (12), and upper side edges of the carrier body (10).
The detachable front patch (14), which is detachably connected to both side ears (11a) and (11a) of (1), and the front patch (12) which is pulled out from the front edge of the crotch patch (12). In the detached state of 14), a counterbore belt (25) whose tip end is separably fastened to the right and left sides of the backrest (11).
(25) and a pair of left and right shoulder belts (30)
(30) is pulled out upward from the backrest (11) of the carrier body (10), and the shoulder belt (3
0) A first buckle (32a) (32a) is mounted at an intermediate position between the band portions (31) and (31) on the distal end side of the first buckle (32a) (32a). In addition, second buckles (32b) (32b) connected to these are provided on both outer side edges of the front end of the crotch pad (12), and the shoulder belts (30) (30)
First and second buckles (33a) (33b) that can be connected to each other are attached to the tips of the strap portions (31) and (31).

[0010] A head support member (13) for stabilizing the head of an infant is provided above the back support (11) of the carrier body (10).
Is preferably provided so as to protrude upward and to be detachable.

Furthermore, in the baby carrier with a counterbore belt provided with the headrest member (13), a waist belt (40) removably attached to the carrier body (10) and wound around a user's waist. Having, or
It is preferable to have a waist belt (40) attached so as to be able to be stored in a storage part provided in the carrier main body (10) and wound around the waist of the user.

Further, in a baby carrier with a counterbore belt provided with a headrest member (13), a cushion-type laying material for laying the carrier body (10) or the inner surface side of the headrest member to protect the body of an infant ( 50).

In the baby carrier with a counterbore belt according to the present invention, the shoulder belt (30)
Since the (30) is drawn out from the backrest (11) side of the carrier body (10), the shoulder belt is used for both the piggyback and the child, and the above-mentioned shoulder belt is used for holding the infant in the carrier body (10). It works so as to draw closer to the body side of the user such as the mother, so that the stability of holding the infant can be improved.

In addition, since the front piece (14) is detachable, a bag-shaped carrier body is formed in a state where the front piece (14) is attached, so that an infant who has not yet grown sufficiently can be protected. On the other hand, the carrier body (10) can be used as an open type without a front piece if the front piece (14) is removed while the carrier body can be stably held.
For example, after one year old, it can be conveniently used for piggybacking or rubbing on an infant who has grown in size or has become bulky due to a blister.

When the open type is used with the front patch (14) removed, the counterbore belts (25) (25) pulled out from the front end edge of the crotch patch (12) are connected to the backrest ( By fastening to the left and right sides of 11), the front end of the crotch abutment (12) is pulled up, and the periphery of the back abutment (11) and the crotch abutment (12) and the counterbore belt (25) With (25), annular foot insertion holes (26) and (26) are formed. By inserting the infant's feet into the foot holes (26) and (26), the infant is loosely restrained with footsteps and is supported from below, and the infant is held in a stable state while relaxing Can be. Furthermore, since the counterbore belts (25) and (25) are separable from the backrest (11), the infant is transported to the carrier body (1).
It is easy to house or take out in 0).

Further, when the infant is to be piggybacked, the first buckle (32a) intermediate the shoulder belts (30) and (30).
(32a) to the second buckle (32b) on the side of the carrier body (10).
) (32b)
Can be used as a waist belt by turning the front end of the waist around the waist and fastening and connecting the first and second buckles (33a) and (33b) at both ends thereof. On the other hand, when rubbing an infant, the first buckles (32a) (32a) in the middle of the shoulder belts (30) and (30) are moved by a required amount in the direction of the front end of the belts, thereby increasing the actual length of the shoulder belts. The shoulder belts (30) and (30) are crossed in an X shape on the back side of the user, and the first buckles (32a) and (32a) are respectively connected to the second buckles (32b) on the carrier body (10) side. )
(32b). Therefore, in any of the above cases, the carrier body (10) can be securely attached to the user's body without feeling uneasy using only the left and right shoulder belts (30) (30). It has excellent usability.

Further, by mounting the head support member (13), the head of the infant can be supported and used safely even for an infant whose head is still unstable.

Further, by adding a waist belt (40) with the headrest member (13) mounted thereon, the length of the shoulder belts (30) and (30) can be adjusted, and the manner of hanging on the shoulders can be changed. In this way, a stable state can be maintained even when laid down. That is, the shoulder belt (3
0) and (30) are set longer than when using the above-mentioned piggyback or sash, and the carrier body (10) is positioned in front of the user, and the pair of right and left shoulder belts (30) and (30) is The carrier body (10) can be held almost horizontally and hardly tilted, and the baby can be held in a stable horizontal hug by collectively putting both of them on one shoulder. Furthermore, in this horizontal holding state, the waist belt (40) attached to the carrier body (10) is wrapped around the waist of the user, so that the carrier body (40) is kept attracted to the body of the user, The infant can be held sideways in a stable holding state.

When the waist belt (40) is detachably attached to the carrier main body (10), the waist belt (40) is attached to the carrier main body (10) only when the waist belt (40) is used for horizontal holding. Can be. And the waist belt (4
If you do not use 0), remove it from the carrier body (10) when holding it vertically, so that it will not be in the way.

Further, when the waist belt (40) is mounted so as to be housed in a housing portion provided in the carrier body (10), the waist belt (40) can be housed in the housing portion when the waist belt (40) is not used vertically. ,It does not get in the way.

[0021] A cushioning material (50) laid on the inner surface side of the carrier body (10) to protect the body of an infant.
In the case of having, the irregularities on the inner surface of the carrier body (10) can be eliminated, and external impact such as shaking can be reduced.

[0022]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The baby carrier (1) with a counterbore belt shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 has a carrier body (10) and a front contact piece (14) attached to the carrier body (10) for stably holding an infant, It is composed of a counterbore belt (25) (25), a headrest member (13), a shoulder belt (30) and a waist belt (40).

The carrier body (10) has a backrest (1)
1) and a wide band-shaped crotch pad (12) having a substantially U-shaped side surface continuously formed at the lower end of the back pad (11). The crotch pad (12) has a hook-and-loop fastener (23) at the front edge.
It is formed in a bag shape having an opening which can be opened and closed.

Further, on the outer surface side of the backrest (11),
A pocket (15) for storing small items is sewn, and a waist belt (40) is attached to the carrier body (10) on both sides of the pocket (15) and the lower end of the backrest (11). (16a), (16b), (17a), and (17b) are provided as a pair on each of the left and right sides. These belt loops (16a
) (16b), (17a) and (17b) are formed by sewing the left and right ends of the narrow cloth to the backrest (11), and the gap between the backrest (11) and the narrow cloth is described later. The waist belt (40) is inserted and passed through.

The front abutment piece (14) is substantially reversely convex when viewed from the front, has a zipper (19) at the lower edge, and is separably connected near the front edge of the crotch abutment (12) in the bag shape. On the other hand, both upper side edges have a pair of hooks (20) and (20) with upper and lower hooks, and can be separated into the front ends of both ears (11a) and (11a) of the backrest (11) It is made to be connected to. Further, hook-and-loop fasteners (24) corresponding to the hook-and-loop fastener (23) for opening and closing the crotch abutment (12) are sewn on both front and back surfaces of the fastener (19), and these (23) and (24) are engaged. This allows the opening of the crotch pad (12) to be closed even when the front pad (14) is used. When the front patch (14) is not used, the fastener (19)
Can be separated and removed from the carrier body (10), or can be stored in the bag shape of the crotch pad (12).

One safety auxiliary belt (21) is attached to the upper outer surface of the front pad (14) by sewing a middle part thereof in a lateral direction. This auxiliary belt (21)
It is provided as a safety measure in case the fastening device (20) on the upper part of the front pad (14) comes off. The first buckles (22a) (22a) on both ends are attached to the back part (11). Can be fixedly connected to second buckles (22b) (22b) attached to the outer surfaces of both side ears (11a) (11a).

The counterbore belts (25), (25) are a pair of left and right sides, and are narrow belts which are stretchable and wrapped with a rubber tape with cloth, and have a base end formed in a bag-like shape of the crotch pad (12). Sewn to the left and right ends of the inside and pulled out from the front edge of the crotch contact portion (12), while the buckles (22c) and (22c) provided at the tip end provide both side ears of the backrest portion (11). (11a) (11a) can be fixedly connected to the second buckle (22b) (22b). That is, the second buckles (22b) (22b) are composed of the first buckles (22a) (22a) at both ends of the auxiliary belt (21) of the front patch (14) and the buckles (22) of the counterbore belts (24) (24). 22c) and (22c). When not using the counterbore belts (25) and (25), the crotch pad (12)
) Is stored in a bag.

The head support member (13) is a plate-shaped member for supporting and stabilizing the head from the neck of the baby, and is formed so as to project upward from the back support portion (11). (Not shown) and a restraining band (18), and are detachably attached to the backrest (11).

Accordingly, the carrier main body (10) is provided with the front pad (14) and the crotch pad (12) and the back pad (11).
By connecting it to the bag, it can be used as a bag type for holding and holding the infant completely inside.
By separating 4), it is possible to convert to an open dual-use type that loosens and holds the restraint on the front side of the infant.

The shoulder belts (30) and (30) have a pair of left and right sides, and their bases are superimposed on the back surface of the backrest (11) in a substantially V-shape when viewed from behind, and are integrated by sewing.
It is pulled out upward from the side edge of the upper end face of the backrest (11). The portion that hangs on the user's shoulder is formed into a thick band, while the band portion (31) (3
1), and has a sufficient length to be suitable for use in horizontal holding, which requires a longer overall length than in vertical holding.

Further, the shoulder belts (30) and (30)
A first buckle (32a) (32a) is attached to the middle part of the strap portion (31) (31) on the distal end side of the device so that the attachment position can be freely changed by sliding. These first buckles (32a) and (32a) are paired with mating second buckles (32b) and (32b) attached to both sides of the outer surface of the front end of the crotch abutment (12) of the carrier body (10). It can be detachably fastened and connected to them. further,
The strap portion (31) (3) of the shoulder belt (30) (30)
A pair of first and second buckles (33a) and (33b) are attached to each end of 1) so that they can be fixedly connected to each other.

The waist belt (40) is constituted by attaching a pair of buckles (42a) and (42b) to both ends of a single narrow band cord (41) so that the buckles (42a) and (42b) are mutually connected. It can be fixedly connected. At the time of horizontal holding, the waist belt (40) is attached to the carrier body (1).
0) Left or right belt loop (17a) (17b)
And is used by being wound around the waist of the user to hold the carrier body (10) in a state of being drawn to the body of the user. In this embodiment,
In order to stabilize the state in which the carrier body (10) is attracted to the user, two belt loops are provided at the top and bottom, and furthermore, at both the left and right sides so as to be able to cope with either left or right horizontal holding.

The detailed configuration of each part of the baby carrier with a counterbore belt according to the present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above with reference to the drawings.

That is, the method of separating and connecting the front patch (14) to the crotch patch may be any method that can support the infant's body at the time of connection. Alternatively, a fastening tool such as a hook may be used. Can be illustrated.

In the above embodiment, the undercarriage belts (25) and (25) have been described as being stretchable. However, belts that do not expand and contract may be used. The advantage of using a telescopic device is that it can cope with the growth of infants without adjusting the length. In addition, counterbore belt (25)
Since the required length of (25) does not vary much depending on the growth of the infant, the function can be performed by such a simple device without using an adjusting device. The counterbore belts (25) and (25) may be detachably attached to the crotch pad (12). Furthermore, the fastening method to the backrest (11)
In addition to the buckle connection, it can be appropriately changed to various connecting members such as a ring and a hook, a hook, and a button. In the above embodiment, the second buckles (22b) (22b), which are the connection partners of the auxiliary belt (21) of the front patch (14), are used as the connection partner of the counterbore belts (25), (25). However, since the front patch (14) and the counterbore belts (25) and (25) are not used at the same time, such an embodiment can be adopted.
This method requires a small number of parts, and is advantageous when an existing baby carrier is additionally equipped with a counterbore belt. Of course, the present invention does not necessarily require the presence of the auxiliary belt (21), and it is needless to say that a connecting partner dedicated to the undercarriage belt may be provided.

The carrier body (1) of the waist belt (40)
Other examples of the method of attachment to 0) include a mode in which the waist belt is detachably attached using various engagement members such as buckles, rings and hooks, snaps, buttons, hook-and-loop fasteners,
A storage part is provided in the carrier body, a part of the waist belt is joined inside the storage part, the waist belt is pulled out from the storage part and used, and when not in use (when holding vertically), the waist belt is stored. Can be shown. Each of these various aspects can produce the effect of being able to stably hold in the horizontal holding state, similarly to the above-described embodiment. In addition, each embodiment has the following advantages. That is, in the method of sewing the belt thread shown in the above-described embodiment, the belt thread is not bulky even when not in use, and is less noticeable and less uncomfortable. In the method using various connecting members, the attachment and detachment of the waist belt is very simple. With the method of pulling out the waist belt from the storage section, there is no risk of losing the waist belt when not in use.

The method of winding the waist belt around the user's waist is not limited. In addition to the buckle connection of the above embodiment, a method using various engaging members such as a ring and a hook, a snap, a button, a hook-and-loop fastener, etc. For example, the carrier main body can be held in a state of being drawn to the user by any method.

Next, a method of using the baby carrier (1) with a counterbore belt will be described.

FIGS. 4 to 6 show an example of use in which the carrier body (10) is converted to an open type, and the shoulder belts (30) and (30) are hung on both shoulders.

While removing the waist belt (40) and the front pad (14) from the carrier body (10), pull out the counterbore belts (25) and (25) from the left and right ends of the crotch pad (12),
The opening of the crotch pad (12) is closed with a hook-and-loop fastener (23). Then, after placing the baby, the buckles (22c) and (22c) at the tip of the counterbore belts (25) and (25) are connected to the second buckles of the both ears (11a) and (11a) of the backrest (11). (22b) Connected to (22b) and fastened, and the backrest (1
1) and the circumference of the crotch pad (12) and the counterbore belt (25)
The infant is accommodated in the carrier body (10) such that the foot is inserted into the left and right foot insertion holes (26) (26) formed by (25). At this time, both shoulder belts (30)
The first buckle (32a) attached to the middle part of (30)
) (32a) is slid and adjusted to an appropriate mounting position to a length corresponding to both shoulders, and then the first buckle (32a) (32a) is moved to the second buckle (32b) at the corresponding position.
(32b). Since the length of the shoulder belts (30) and (30) required for the vertical hugging on both shoulders is shorter than that of the horizontal hugging, the band straps (31) and (31) are provided on the tip side of the first buckles (32a) and (32a). ) Is generated.

In this state, the carrier body (10) is positioned on the back side of the user, and the shoulder belts (30) and (30) are hung on both shoulders, and the excess portions of the strap portions (31) and (31) are carried. Is turned around the waist of the user, and the first and second buckles (33a) (33b) at the ends thereof are fixedly connected to each other. In the operation of carrying the carrier body (10), as shown in FIG. 5, the counterbore belts (25) and (25) loosely restrain the feet and the crotch pads (12) lift to support the lower body of the infant. In addition, the fall operation of the infant can be prevented, and the mounting operation of the shoulder belts (30) and (30) can be performed safely.

In the piggyback state shown in FIG. 6, the infant fits in the carrier body (10) and is held safely without fear of falling, and the body of the infant is held by the shoulder belts (30) and (30). Good stability is maintained because it is restrained in the direction in which it is drawn to the side.

In the above-described open type use example, the piggyback is shown. However, the carrier body can be used with the (10) positioned in front of the user, or can be held horizontally. However, at this time, the shoulder belts (30) and (30) need to be longer than the piggyback to cross on the back. In this embodiment, however, the shoulder belt has a length that can cope with the horizontal holding. It can be used without difficulty. In addition, in the case of the open-type horizontal hugging, the carrier body (10) is lifted in a nearly horizontal state when mounted, so there is no danger of falling as in the case of using the vertical hugging even without the counterbore belts (25) (25). The counterbore belts (25) and (25) have the effect of further improving the stability and safety of the holding state both in the horizontal holding operation and in the mounted state.

Next, FIGS. 7 to 10 show the carrier body (1).
0) is used as a bag type, and the shoulder belt (30) (3
(0) is a mode of use in which the user leans sideways on one shoulder.

While the waist belt (40) is inserted into and attached to the left or right belt loop (17a) (17b) of the carrier body (10), the counterbore belts (25) and (25) are attached to the crotch patch (12). ) Is prepared and the front patch (14) is connected to the crotch patch (12). Then, after placing the infant, the front contact piece (14) is connected to the back support (11), and further, the first buckle (22a) of the auxiliary belt (21).
(22a) to the second buckle (22b) (22) of the backrest (11).
By connecting to (b), the carrier body (10) is formed into a bag-like shape and the infant is held and held. At this time, the positions of the first buckles (32a) and (32a) previously attached to the intermediate portions of the shoulder belts (30) and (30) were slid and adjusted to an appropriate attachment position to a length corresponding to crossing. Thereafter, the first buckles (32a) (32a) are fixedly connected to the corresponding second buckles (32b) (32b). The length of the shoulder belts (30) and (30) required for the horizontal hugging is longer than the length of the vertical hugging. Therefore, the band straps (31) and (31) on the tip side of the first buckles (32a) and (32a) are required. The surplus part is extremely short as compared with the case of using the vertical holding (FIG. 7).

In this state, as shown in FIG. 8, the two shoulder belts (30) (30) are bundled and held together in one hand, and the carrier body (10) is positioned in front of the user. At the same time, the two shoulder belts (30) and (30) are collectively hooked to one shoulder, and the waist belt (40) is turned around the user's waist, and the buckles (33a) (33b) ) Are fixedly connected to each other (FIG. 9A).
(B)). In FIG. 7 and the like, the waist belt (40) is passed through the upper and lower belts (17a) on the right side of the carrier body (10) when viewed from the rear.
(17b) attached to the shoulder belt (30) (30)
Is shown on the left shoulder of the user.

In such a horizontal holding state, the carrier main body (10) is lifted by the two shoulder belts, so that it is hardly tilted and stably held, and the safety of the holding state is ensured. Moreover, the carrier main body (10) is always held in a state of being drawn to the user's body by mounting the waist belt (40). Therefore, it is possible to prevent the lateral movement during walking, the separation of the carrier body (10) from the user or the swing of the carrier body (10) in the forwardly inclined posture shown in FIG.

Further, when the baby carrier (1) is used in a horizontal holding position, as shown in FIG. 11, a cushioning material (50) is laid on the inner surface side of the carrier body (10) to thereby provide the carrier body (10). In addition, it is possible to improve the safety, stability, or comfort of the holding state by eliminating irregularities on the inner surface of (1) and alleviating external impact due to shaking or the like. It is preferable that the material of the cushioning flooring material has not only a cushioning property to reduce an impact but also a breathable one for hygiene. Examples of materials satisfying these conditions include various cottons such as cotton, wool, and synthetic fibers; foamable resins such as urethane foam; felt; and those obtained by wrapping these with a cloth.

Although the bag-type use example has been described with respect to the horizontal holding pad, the bag type can also be used for a piggyback with the shoulder belts (30) and (30) on both shoulders and a vertical holding pad.

[0051]

As described above, in the baby carrier with a counterbore belt according to the present invention, not only can the baby body be accommodated in the carrier main body and the baby carrier can be used for both vertical holding but also the carrier main body. Can be used interchangeably between the bag-type type with the front piece connected and the open type with the front piece removed, and the infant stored in the carrier body by the shoulder belt pulled out from the back part. It can be pulled toward the body and can be held vertically in a stable holding state. In particular, when using the open type, it is possible to loosely restrain the infant's foot by using a counterbore belt and raise the front end of the crotch pad to hold the infant in a state of being supported from below, thereby reducing the restraining force. Even when the loose open type is used, the baby can be stably and safely held. Therefore, by switching between the bag type and the open type according to the degree of growth of the infant, one baby carrier can be used in a stable and stable state for a long period of time. Further, since the undercarriage belt is separably fastened to the backrest, the baby can be detached while being placed on the carrier body, and the operation of housing or taking out the baby can be easily performed.

Further, by mounting the headrest member, the head of the infant can be supported and can be used safely even for an infant whose head is still unstable.

Further, by attaching the waist belt after attaching the head support member, the baby carrier can be used for holding the baby horizontally. That is, the length of the shoulder belt was adjusted to make the two straps collectively loose, and the waist belt was wrapped around the body of the user, so that the carrier body was pulled sideways and pulled toward the body of the user. It can be held in a state, prevents shaking during walking, and separation or swinging during a forward leaning posture, and can be held in a safe and stable state, especially for an infant whose neck is not sitting. Therefore, the baby carrier can be used immediately after birth, and can be converted into a piggyback and a vertical carrier after the neck is seated, and one baby carrier can be used in a safe and stable state for a longer period of time. In addition, the choice of vertical or horizontal
Since only the length of the shoulder belt is adjusted and how to hang it on the shoulder, the actual conversion operation is performed only by adjusting the length of the shoulder belt, so that it can be performed extremely easily.

When the waist belt is detachably attached to the carrier main body, the waist belt can be removed from the carrier main body when the waist belt is not used in vertical holding, so that it is not an obstacle.

When the waist belt is mounted so as to be housed in the carrier body, if the waist belt is stored in the storage portion when the waist belt is not used, it is not obstructive and there is no risk of loss.

Further, by laying a cushioning material on the inner surface side of the carrier body, unevenness on the inner surface of the carrier body can be eliminated, and external shocks such as shaking can be alleviated. And stability or comfort.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a main part of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a rear view of a main part of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view from the front side showing a use preparation state when the open type is used.

FIG. 5 is a partial perspective view showing a state during a mounting operation to a user when the open type is used, as viewed from the front side.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the state of using the piggyback from the back side.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the ready-to-use state when viewed from the front side when the bag type is used.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view seen from the rear side showing a ready-to-use state when the bag-type horizontal holding is used.

FIG. 9 is a front view and a rear view showing a front view and FIG. 9B is a rear view, respectively, showing a use state of a bag type horizontal holding body.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state of taking a forwardly inclined posture when using a horizontal hug.

FIG. 11 is a partial perspective view showing a state in which a cushioning material is added to the carrier main body when the horizontal holding is used.

FIG. 12 is a partial perspective view showing a state during a mounting operation on a user when the conventional baby carrier is used in an open type, as viewed from the front side.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Baby carrier with counterbore belt 10 ... Carrier body 11 ... Back part 12 ... Crotch part 14 ... Front pad 25 ... Counterbore belt 30 ... Shoulder belt 31 ... Band string part 32a, 33a ... First buckle 32b, 33b… Second buckle 40… Waist belt 50… Cushioning material

Claims (5)

[Claims] A carrier body (1) in which a crotch contact (12) having a U-shape in side view is continuously formed at a lower end of a back contact (11).
0), and a detachable lower end edge is detachably connected to the front end edge of the crotch contact portion (12), and upper side edges are detachably connected to both side ear portions (11a) and (11a) of the backrest portion (11). A front contact piece (14), which is pulled out from a front end edge of the crotch contact part (12), and whose leading end is separated into right and left sides of the back contact part (11) when the front contact piece (14) is removed. A pair of shoulder belts (30) and (30) on the left and right sides from above the backrest (11) of the carrier body (10). The first buckle (32) is located at an intermediate position between the strap portions (31) and (31) on the tip side of the shoulder belts (30) and (30).
a) and (32a) are mounted so as to be freely changeable in the mounting position, and second buckles (32b) and (32b) connected to the first buckles (32a) and (32a) corresponding to the first buckles (32a) and (32a) are the crotch pads (12). First and second ends of the shoulder belts (30), (30), which are provided on both sides of the outer surface of the front end portion of the shoulder belt (30), (30), (30).
A baby carrier with a counterbore belt, wherein the buckle (33a) (33b) is attached. 2. A backrest (1) of the carrier body (10).
The baby carrier with a counterbore belt according to claim 1, wherein a head rest (13) for stabilizing the head of the infant is provided on the upper part of (1) so as to protrude upward and to be detachable. 3. The baby carrier with a boring belt according to claim 2, further comprising a waist belt (40) removably attached to the carrier body (10) and wound around the waist of the user. 4. The undercarriage belt according to claim 2, further comprising a waist belt (40) attached so as to be housed in a housing portion provided in the carrier body (10) and wound around a user's waist. With baby carrier. 5. The undercarriage belt according to any one of claims 2 to 4, further comprising a cushioning laying material (50) laid on the inner surface side of the carrier body (10) or the headrest member to protect the body of the infant. With baby carrier.