JPH0321673Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Technical Field of the Invention> This invention relates to a bathing chair for infants, and particularly to a bathing chair capable of holding an infant in a bathtub.

<Background of the invention> Infants between 0 and 2 years old cannot stand upright in a relatively deep bathtub. Even if your back is upright, there is a risk of falling in the bathtub, so when you take a bath with your child, you will have to hold your infant in your arms, and you will have to constantly monitor your child to make sure he or she does not slip in the washing area. It is necessary to continue to support some of the

Accidents during bathing account for a large proportion of accidents at home, and on the other hand, bathing infants has placed a large mental and physical burden on parents. .

<Purpose of the invention> The purpose of this invention is to safely protect an infant in a bathtub with the infant fully submerged up to the shoulders, and also to enable safe restraint in a washing area.

<Structure of the invention> In order to achieve the above object, this invention includes a pair of pipe frames for forming a seat part and a back hanging part, and a support plate extending between the seat part and the back part of the pipe frame. , a substantially U-shaped restraint frame protruding from the backrest portion of the pipe frame, a hook portion bent in an L shape from the top of the pipe frame toward the back side, and a joint portion provided at the tip of the hook portion. and a hose connected to the joint part, and the restraint frame has a large number of pores so that hot water introduced from the hose is jetted out from the pores opened in the restraint frame. do.

<Description of Embodiments> FIG. 1 shows a bathing chair for infants according to an embodiment of this invention. In the figure, this bathing chair has a pair of pipe frames 4 formed by bending a pair of pipes into a front side leg part 1, a seat part 2, and a backrest part 3, and a space between the rear end of the seat part 2 of the pipe frame 4. A rear reinforcing rod 6 connected to the rear reinforcing rod 6, a rear reinforcing rod 7 integrally hanging from the bottom of both ends of the reinforcing rod 6, and a front reinforcing rod 8 integrally extending between the front side legs 1. This constitutes the frame of the chair.

A flexible support plate 9 constituting a seat plate is attached between the seat parts 2, and a flexible support plate 10 constituting a backrest surface is attached between the backrest parts 3.

Further, on the side surface of the backrest portion 3, a mounting end of a substantially U-shaped restraint frame 11, which is hollow inside, is rotatably supported and connected to the pipe frame 4. A knob 12 for adjusting the angle of the restraint frame 11 is provided at one pivot end, and the vertical position of the tip of the restraint frame 11 can be adjusted. Also,
A hook portion 14 is formed at the top of the pipe frame 4 and bent into an L-shape toward the back, and the tip of one hook portion 14 is closed by a cap 15. A joint portion 14a is integrally formed at the tip of the other hook portion 14, and by connecting this joint portion 14a to a hose 16, water is supplied into the frame 15 and the restraint frame 11.

There are many pores 17 inside the restraint frame 11.
are opened in a row. In addition, the front side reinforcement rod 8
The pores 18 are also opened in a line.

The openings at the lower ends of the legs 1 and 7 are closed by fitting rubber legs 19 which serve as plugs and anti-slips.

Therefore, when the hose 16 is connected to the joint part 14a and hot water is supplied, the hot water flows through the pores 1.
7 and 18, it is ejected into the restraining frame 11 and onto the front surface of the legs. Thereby, it is possible to keep warm and wash the infant restrained in this chair in the washing area.

In addition, when placing an infant in a bathtub, a hook portion 14 is attached to the edge 20a of the bathtub 20 as shown in FIG.
By hooking and locking the chair into the bathtub and holding the infant within the restraint frame 11, the infant can safely take a bath without having to bother the guardian.

In addition, it is also possible to make the backrest part of the pipe frame 4 telescopic according to the amount of hot water.

<Effects of the invention> The infant bathing chair of this invention includes a pair of pipe frames for forming the seat and back hanging parts, a support plate extending between the seat and back of the pipe frames, and a pipe frame. The chair is configured to have a substantially U-shaped restraint frame that protrudes from the backrest of the frame, and a hook that is bent into an L-shape from the top of the pipe frame toward the back side. The child can be held safely in the bathtub without having to worry about the hands of the guardian, since the chair can be immersed in the bathtub with the chair hooked to the chair and the infant can sit on it. Along with this, it consists of a joint part provided at the tip of the hook part and a hose connected to the joint part, and a large number of pores are opened in the restraining frame,
Since the hot water introduced from the hose is configured to be ejected from the pores opened in the restraint frame, the hot water is ejected from the restraint frame through the pipe frame, which helps keep the infant warm and also functions as a toy for the infant. This provides even more practical effects.

Furthermore, if the chair is provided with a lumbar part as shown in the embodiment, even when the chair is used in the washing area, the infant will be restrained by the restraint frame and will be kept safe without making any dangerous movements.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a bathing chair for infants according to this invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing the bathing chair set in a bathtub. 2... Seat part, 3... Backrest part, 4... Pipe frame, 9, 10... Support plate, 11... Restraint frame, 14... Hook part, 14a... Joint part, 16... Hose, 17 ……pore.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of pipe frames for forming a seat part and a hanging back part, a support plate extending between the seat part and the back part of the pipe frame, and a substantially U-shaped restraining frame protruding from the back part of the pipe frame. It consists of a hook part bent in an L-shape from the top of the pipe frame toward the back side, and a joint part provided at the tip of the hook part to which a hose can be connected, and the restraint frame has many pores. 2. A bathing chair for infants, characterized in that the hot water, etc. introduced from the hose is spouted out from the pores opened in the restraint frame.