JPH0734883Y2 - Sweat-collecting bib with pillow holder - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention separately absorbs the sweat that the infant has scratched on the back of the head and the caregiver who holds it sweats the arm when he or she holds the infant sideways. Concerning a bib with a sweat removal function that can

[Prior Art] A conventional bib includes a front pad piece to be applied to the front of an infant and two sets of cords each having one end fixed to the front pad piece to set the front pad piece at a predetermined position. ing. Two sets of cords, one end fixed to the upper part of the front pad
One end fixed to the upper string of the set and both sides of the front pad 1
It consists of a pair of side strings, and with the front piece applied to the front, which is the chest side, connect the tip of the upper string to the back through the side of the neck and the tip of the side string to the side. It is attached to infants by connecting on the back side.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in such a conventional bib, the caregiver places the arm on the back of the infant's head because it was designed only to absorb the bib flowing to the front of the infant. When the child was rotated and hugged sideways, the sweat on his back of the head was transmitted to the caregiver due to the high body temperature of the infant, and his arms were sweating, causing discomfort not only to the caregiver but also to the infant.

As a countermeasure against this, conventionally, a cloth such as a handkerchief or a towel that can absorb sweat is used by wrapping it around the arm, but it is difficult to carry out the wrapping work while holding an infant, and therefore, once. There is a problem that an infant must be placed and a handkerchief or the like is wrapped around the arm, or the above discomfort must be endured.

The present invention has been made in view of such conventional problems, and a back support piece that can cover the back of the infant's head is provided on the back side, and the back support piece allows sweat on the back of the infant's head and the caregiver's arm. It is an object of the present invention to solve the above-mentioned problems by adopting a structure in which a simple pillow can be formed by absorbing sweat individually and further filling a back surface with a towel or the like.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above object, the sweat-absorbing bib according to the present invention comprises a front pad piece arranged on the front surface and a back pad piece arranged on the back surface. A neck hole through which the baby's neck is inserted is formed between the back piece and the back piece, and a detachable connector is provided in the neck hole to insert the baby's neck. The back of the back of the head is a size that can cover the body, and the front surface is made of a material that can absorb infants' sweat, and the back surface is fitted with a towel or other padding to form a simple pillow. It features a material that can absorb the sweat of the arm of the caregiver who holds the.

In addition, the backing piece is formed by stacking an outer sheet capable of absorbing sweat on an inner sheet having waterproofness, and folding a midway portion in the vertical direction to the back side to join the leading edges, thereby absorbing sweat of infants. A surface that can absorb and a back surface that can absorb the caregiver's sweat can be formed.

[Operation] Under normal use, the sweat removal and bib with a holding part for this pillow has a front cover piece placed on the front side, which is the chest side, and a back support piece placed on the back side, which is the back side. Put the infant's neck through and attach the connecting tool in that state.

When a caregiver holds an infant while holding it sideways, a backrest piece should be set up and placed under the infant's occipital region, and the arm should be rotated below it to support the occipital region with the backrest piece. This allows
The sweat on the back of the baby's head is absorbed by the surface of the back support piece, and the sweat on the arm of the caregiver holding the back of the head is absorbed by the back surface of the back support piece. Therefore, the occipital region of the baby and the caregiver's arm do not sweat together,
These infants and caregivers do not feel uncomfortable due to sweat. Furthermore, when it becomes necessary to lay down an infant lying down on the go, etc., it is possible to form a simple pillow by packing a padding such as a towel into the holding part, and it is painful to put the head directly on a hard bench. It does not make infants think.

[Embodiment] Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1 to 5 are views showing an embodiment of the present invention.

First, the structure will be described. 1 and 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are a front support piece arranged on the front side which is the chest side of an infant, and 2 is a back support piece arranged on the back side which is the back side, Both pieces 1 and 2 are integrally formed via a connecting portion 3 arranged on one shoulder of an infant.

A neck hole 4 for inserting the neck of an infant is formed between the front pad piece 1 and the back pad piece 2, and the front pad piece 1 and the back pad piece 2 are surrounded so as to surround the neck hole 4. , The connecting portion 3
A front protrusion 5 and a back protrusion 6, which are detachable from each other, are formed on a portion of the other shoulder opposed to each other by a hook and loop fastener showing a specific example of a connecting tool. The front side protruding portion 5 and the back side protruding portion 6 are formed so as to partially overlap each other in the state where the front backing piece 1 and the backing back piece 2 are arranged in the front and rear, and the back surface of the front side protruding portion 5 is formed. One fastener piece 7 of the hook-and-loop fastener is sewn to the front side, and the other fastener piece 8 of the hook-and-loop fastener is sewn to the surface of the back side protruding portion 6, respectively.

The front pad piece 1 and the back pad piece 2 are composed of a waterproof inner surface sheet and an outer surface sheet capable of absorbing sweat. By stacking the inner and outer surface sheets and sewing the edge member 9 to their outer peripheral edges. It is formed integrally. The inner surface sheet is made of a plastic film or a laminated sheet of the same with a cloth, a non-woven fabric or the like, and the outer surface sheet is made of a non-woven fabric, a cotton fabric or the like having high water absorption.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a quadrangular back surface piece that is sewn and attached to the back surface of the back support piece 2 and is formed of the inner and outer surface sheets that are overlapped with each other and faces the neck hole 4 side with the outer surface sheet outside. The two holding sides are sewn together with the back support piece 2 to form the holding portion 11 for the pillow, which is open at both ends. The holding portion 11 can form a simple pillow portion A by inserting a padding 12 such as a towel, a handkerchief, or a hand wipe into the holding portion 11.

The sweat-absorbing bib according to this embodiment having such a configuration is used, for example, in a state as shown in FIGS.

In a normal use state, the front pad piece 1 is distributed to the front side which is the chest side and the back pad piece 2 is divided to the back surface which is the back side, and the neck hole 4 is formed by the notch between the front protrusion 5 and the back protrusion 6. Through the baby's neck, engage both fastener pieces 7,8. As a result, the front protruding portion 5 and the back protruding portion 6 are connected to each other via the hook-and-loop fastener that is a connecting tool, and in such a mounted state, the front pad piece 1 functions as a bib.

From this state, as shown in FIG. 3, when the caregiver holds the baby while holding it sideways, the back support piece 2 is folded back up and applied to the back of the baby's back of the head, and the arm is rotated below it to spine the back. Support the back of the head together with the pad 2.

In this case, the back of the backrest piece 2 is in contact with the back of the baby's head, and the backside piece 10 provided on the backside of the backrest piece 2 is in contact with the arm of the caregiver who supports the back of the head. On the outer surface, a highly water-absorbent outer sheet such as cotton cloth or non-woven cloth capable of absorbing sweat is arranged. Therefore, since the sweat that an infant has been absorbed by the back support piece 2 and the sweat that the caregiver has absorbed by the back piece 10 are individually absorbed, both the infant and the caregiver are given discomfort due to sweat. Never.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, when an infant is laid down on its side, by packing the padding 12 in the holding portion 11 provided on the back surface of the back support piece 2 (see FIG. 4), it is possible to obtain an appropriate hardness. The pillow portion A can be formed. By putting the head of an infant on this pillow portion A, it can be used as a pillow.

In this case, since the head of the baby is softly supported by the pillow portion A, the baby does not have the pain of directly placing the head on a hard bench or the like. Further, since the outer sheet having a high water absorbing property such as a cotton cloth capable of absorbing sweat is brought into contact with the back of the head, the sweat that an infant has been able to absorb can be absorbed by the back support piece 2, eliminating discomfort caused by sweat and allowing the infant to fall asleep. Can be invited.

6 and 7 are views seen from the back side, showing another embodiment of the present invention.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 6, a notch 14 extending in the longitudinal direction is provided in the center of the front contact piece 13 so that the neck of an infant can be taken in and out from the notch 14. The back surface piece 15 is sewn together with the edge member 9 except for one side on the neck hole 4 side, thereby forming a pocket-shaped holding portion 16 for a pillow in which one side on the neck hole 4 side is opened. Is forming.

The connector 17 is a button 18 attached to the front contact left piece 13a.
And a cord body 19 formed by fixing the base end to the front contact right piece 13b to form a ring, and by attaching and detaching the cord body 19 and the button 18,
The notch 14 is openable and closable.

In addition, the embodiment shown in FIG. 7 has a front support piece 21 and a back support piece 22.
Is formed as a separate body, and projecting portions 23 and 24 are respectively provided at the portions where both pieces 21 and 22 come into contact with the shoulders, and fastener pieces 7 and 8 are provided on the projecting portions 23 and 24 as in the first embodiment. Is provided. Then, the back-side piece 25 is formed by bending one piece of cloth by folding back the middle part of the back-up piece 22 in the vertical direction and joining the tip edge to the base end. The outer surface of the back piece 25 serves as the back surface for absorbing sweat of the caregiver's arm, and at the same time, a holding portion for a pillow is formed inside the back piece.

The other structure is the same as that of the above-described embodiment, and even with such a structure, the same effect as that of the above-described embodiment can be obtained.

In the above embodiment, the material constituting the back support pieces 2, 22 and the like is described as an example in which the inner sheet and the outer sheet are joined by sewing, but the present invention is not limited to this, and an adhesive , May be connected by other connecting means. Further, since the back support pieces 2, 22 and the holding portions 11, 16, 26 are not required to be waterproof, they may be formed of only a material capable of absorbing sweat, and in particular, the holding portion may be a net-like one. .

Further, in the above embodiment, in any case, the back support piece 2, 22
Although the example in which the holding portions 11, 16, and 26 are formed on the back surface of the above has been described, the present invention is not limited to this, and the holding portion may be formed on the surface of the back support piece.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, the present invention is configured as described above, and thus has the following effects.

In the sweat-wicking bib with the pillow holder according to the present invention, the backrest piece is erected and placed under the occipital region of the infant, and the arm is rotated below to support the occipital region together with the backrest piece. The back piece can absorb the sweat on the back of the head and the back piece can individually absorb the sweat on the arm of the caregiver. Therefore, the sweat on the back of the infant's head and the sweat on the arm of the caregiver contacting it do not stimulate each other, and the caregiver can care for the infant comfortably and at the same time No discomfort caused by sweat. Further, the pillow portion can be formed by packing a holding portion provided on the back support piece with a padding such as a towel. By laying this pillow part under the head of an infant,
It can be used as a pillow at any time, and since the pillow part is integral with the bib, the head does not fall off from the pillow part when an infant rolls over. Therefore, it is possible to provide an effect that an infant can be safely put to sleep even on a hard portion such as a bench, and a bib which is convenient for going out and which is highly practical and tasteful can be provided.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a back view of the same, FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing an example of a state of use, and FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of the same. FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing another example of the same usage state, FIG. 6 is a back view showing a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a back view showing the same as the third embodiment. 1,13,21: Front pad piece, 2,22: Back pad piece 3: Connection part, 4: Neck hole 5,6,23,24: Projection part 7,8: Fastener piece (connector) 10,15, 25: Back piece, 11, 16, 26: Holding part 12: Filling material, 14: Notch 17: Connecting tool

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A front support piece disposed on the entire surface and a back support piece disposed on the back surface, and forming a neck hole through which a baby's neck is inserted, between the front support piece and the back support piece. A detachable connector is provided in the neck hole for inserting the infant's neck, and the back support piece is large enough to cover the infant's occipital region, and the surface absorbs infant's sweat. Pillow characterized by arranging a material that can be used and also by attaching a backing piece that becomes a simple pillow by inserting a padding such as a towel on the back side, and by arranging a material that can absorb the sweat of the arm of the caregiver holding the back of the head. A bib with a holding part for sweat removal. 2. The backing piece is formed by stacking an outer sheet capable of absorbing sweat on a waterproof inner sheet and folding the middle part in the vertical direction to the back side to join the front edges. The sweat removing bib with a holding portion for a pillow according to claim 1, wherein a back surface is formed.