JPH0321674Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <<Industrial Application Field>> The present invention relates to a bathing chair for infants that is particularly suitable for bathing.

≪Prior Art≫ Infants between 0 and 2 years old not only cannot stand up in a relatively deep bathtub, but even if they do, there is a risk of falling in the bathtub, so it is difficult to bathe with parents and children. Children must be held while bathing. In addition, the washing area is very slippery due to the use of hand tools, so you must constantly monitor your feet to make sure they don't slip, or place your baby on your lap while holding the baby's body while washing. It was impossible.

≪Problems that the invention aims to solve≫ Incidentally, accidents during bathing account for a large proportion of accidents at home, and bathing infants is mentally and physically stressful for parents. It has become a huge burden.

The present invention was developed in view of this background, with the aim of safely protecting infants both inside and outside the bathtub, and allowing infants to wash their bodies while accommodated in the chair body. It is something.

≪Means for solving the problem≫ That is, the infant bathing chair of the present invention includes a chair body for accommodating an infant in a freely restrained manner, and a chair body provided on the back side of the chair body that is attached to the upper edge of the bathtub. The main part of the chair body is formed of a net structure, and a balance tank having a valve is provided at the lower part of the main part.

≪Operation≫ By hooking the hook to the upper edge of the bathtub,
It becomes possible to soak the infant in the bathtub with the infant accommodated in the chair body. In addition, in the washing area, it is possible to take a shower or the like from the back side of the infant through the main part having a net structure while the infant is stored in the chair body. Furthermore, by taking in and taking out water from the balance tank, the buoyancy of the chair itself in the bathtub can be adjusted. By simply adding a light touch, it is possible to float an infant in the bathtub while the chair itself is still accommodated, and by adjusting the amount of water in the balance tank, the part of the infant that is immersed in the bath water can be adjusted.

<<Embodiment>> A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a bath chair for infants. In the figure, a bath chair 1 includes a chair body 2 made of synthetic resin and made of a bucket shape, a main part 3 of the chair body 2 made of a net structure, and a hook 4 provided on the back side of the chair body 2. It is generally composed of a fixing belt 5 for restraining an infant.

The main part 3 of the chair body 2 has a large opening in the back part 21 and the seat part 22, and a resin frame 6 corresponding to the opening part is formed in a net structure and is attached thereto. It is preferable that this net structure has at least a mesh through which hot water from the shower can sufficiently pass, and that it is attached to the frame 6 with appropriate tension. Further, the net structure has a rigidity capable of withstanding the gravity of an infant, and may be detachably attached to the opening of the chair body 2 via the frame 6.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 2, in the seat part 22 of the chair body 2, a balance tank 7 is provided at the bottom of the main part 3 having a net structure. Water can be put in and taken out of the tank 7. This tank 7 is used to float the infant accommodated in the chair body 2 in the bathtub by adjusting the amount of water inside. Thereby, the chair main body 2 is placed in the bathtub and functions as a bathtub.

The seat portion 22 also has a fixing belt 5 on one side.
is provided, and an engaging member 9 corresponding to the belt 5 is provided on the other side. and,
By inserting the tip of the belt 5 through a hole 22a provided in the support wall of the seat 22 and locking it to the engaging member 9, the infant stored in the chair body 2 can be restrained appropriately. There is.

Furthermore, a substantially L-shaped hook 4 is attached to the back surface of the back 21 of the chair body 2. This hook 4
are provided on both sides of the back surface of the back portion 21, and are fixed by means such as welding so as to open downward. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, it is possible to immerse the chair body 2 in the bathtub with the hook 4 hooked to the upper edge of the bathtub 10, and in this state, the belt 5 B
By restraining the infant B, the infant B can safely soak in the hot water in the bathtub without bothering the guardian.

When taking a bath in this manner, the hot water directly touches the body of the infant B restrained by the chair body 2 from the main part 3 side of the net structure, so that a comfortable bathing feeling can be obtained. In addition, when washing the infant B in the washing area, even if the infant B is restrained on the chair body 2, the infant B can be washed with a soap bar etc. through the main part 3 of the net structure, or with a shower 12 as shown in Fig. 1. This makes it possible to pour hot water over it.

<<Effects of the invention>> As explained above, according to the invention, infants can bathe in the bathtub while being restrained by the chair body, and since hot water flows in and out from the main part, the feeling of bathing can be improved. .

In addition, in the washing area, the back side of the infant restrained to the chair body can be washed with a soap or the like, or a shower can be applied to the infant through the main part of the net structure. This makes it extremely easy to use. Since a balance tank having a valve is provided at the lower part of the main part of the chair body, the buoyancy of the chair body in the bathtub can be adjusted by taking water in and out of the balance tank. As a result, by removing the hook from the upper edge of the bathtub, it is possible to float the infant in the bathtub while the chair itself is still accommodated, with the help of a caregiver's hand, and the amount of water in the balance tank can be reduced. By adjusting the amount, you can adjust the part of the infant that is immersed in the hot water, which is even more beneficial.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a bathing chair for infants according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the bathing chair shown in FIG. 1.
The A-line sectional view and FIG. 3 are explanatory views showing the bathing chair set in the bathtub. 1... Infant chair, 2... Chair body, 3... Main part (net structure), 4... Hook, 5... Belt, 7... Balance tank, 8... Valve.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a chair body for accommodating an infant in a freely restrained manner, and a hook provided on the back side of the chair body for hooking the chair body to the upper edge of the bathtub, and the main part of the chair body has a net structure. 1. A bathing chair for infants, characterized in that a balance tank having a valve is provided at a lower part of the main part.