JP2003000401A - Spreading material and baby carrier with it - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a spreading material and a baby carrier with it which gives safety and comfort according to a holding method for many ways of holding like holding sideways, carrying on the back and holding in one's arms. SOLUTION: The baby carrier with a spreading material comprises a carrier itself 10 to hold a baby body, a shoulder belt 30 to be installed on the carrier itself 10, a head support material 40 installed at the upper portion of the back portion 1 of the carrier itself 10 and having plate like rear head support portion 41, and a spreading material 60 which has a spreading material 51 and an installation material 62 to pass fixed portion of the baby carrier to the spreading material 51 and is easily installed at the carrier itself 10 by the installation material 62.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bed material to be mounted on a baby carrier and a baby carrier with a bed material, and more particularly to a bed material and a bed material to be mounted on a baby carrier capable of supporting different holding methods such as horizontal holding, piggyback ride and so on. Regarding baby carriers.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a baby carrier, a baby carrier is used for holding the baby lying down and holding it in the infancy period before the sitting of the baby as the infant grows up. A vertical hug is used.

However, since the horizontal carrier is used only for a short period of infancy, it is possible to use the baby carrier which has been conventionally used for the vertical carrier instead of the baby carrier dedicated to the horizontal carrier. is there. In this case, the carrier body accommodating an infant is tilted horizontally, and the left and right shoulder belts are collectively slung and used.

Further, even after the child has grown to a suitable age for vertical hugging, he / she has a small amount of physical burden on the user, a face-to-face relationship in which the infant and the user can face each other and check the appearance of the infant. It is used as appropriate, depending on the situation of use, such that it is a forward-looking one that turns the direction and widens the field of vision of the infant. By changing the holding method and using the holding method in this way, there is an advantage that one baby carrier can cope with infant growth and different holding methods.

[0005]

In such a versatile baby carrier, stability and comfort suitable for each holding method are required. For example, the sideways hugging of an infirm baby requires higher safety than an infant with advanced age. In addition, even if they grow a little and become able to hold them vertically, a high level of safety is required when they are young and when they sleep. In addition, when the piggyback or face-to-face movement is changed to a forward-facing movement, the back support portion may press the infant's chest and abdomen or groin.

[0006] In view of the above technical background, the present invention is a laying material which can provide safety and comfort according to a plurality of holding methods,
And to provide baby carriers with bedding.

[0007]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the flooring material of the present invention has a flooring material portion, and a mounting member through which a predetermined portion of a baby carrier is passed through is provided in the flooring material portion.
The basic gist is that the baby carrier is removably mounted on the carrier body via the mounting member.

Further, in the laying material, the mounting member is a loop provided on at least one of a head side of a side peripheral edge of the laying material portion or an intermediate portion in a length direction, or the laying material. It is a bag member that is fixed to the head side peripheral edge of the material portion, forms a bag-shaped portion that opens at the lower end with the back surface of the flooring material, and has openings formed on the upper left and right sides of the bag-shaped portion. Is preferred.

Further, in the floor covering, it is preferable that a guard portion standing up from the peripheral edge is formed on the head side of the floor covering.

Since the floor covering of the present invention is mounted on the carrier body of the baby carrier through the mounting member, the floor covering can be prevented from being displaced and dropped, and the protection function of the floor covering can be secured. By using a loop or a bag member as the mounting member, the floor covering can be easily mounted. Further, in the floor covering, the protection function around the head of the infant can be enhanced by forming the guard portion.

The baby carrier with floor covering of the present invention has a carrier body for accommodating the body of an infant, a shoulder belt attached to the carrier body, and an upper portion of a back rest portion of the carrier body. A head support member having a plate-shaped occipital region support portion and a laying material portion are provided with a mounting member through which a predetermined portion of a baby carrier is passed, and the carrier body is provided through the mounting member. The basic gist is to provide a bedding material that is detachably attached to the.

According to the baby carrier with a litter of the present invention, the litter can be easily mounted by passing the shoulder belt through at least the mounting member, and the holding of the litter, the piggyback ride, and the position of the litter in each holding method. It is possible to prevent the slippage and the dropout and surely improve the protection function.
Moreover, the flooring material can be easily attached and detached.

It is preferable that the head support member has a belt-shaped temporal support portion projecting from both left and right edges of the occipital support portion and locked to the shoulder belt at a tip end thereof. In addition, a method can be selected in which the floor covering is attached to the attachment member through the temporal support portion.

It is preferable that the member for mounting the floor covering is a loop provided on at least one of the head side of the side peripheral edge of the floor covering or the intermediate portion in the length direction. You can attach the floor covering by passing at least the shoulder belt. When a head support member having a temporal support portion is used, the floor covering can also be attached by passing the temporal support portion through the head side loop.

When a head support having a temporal support portion is used, as a member for mounting the laying material, it is fixed to the head side peripheral edge of the laying material portion so as to be attached to the back surface of the laying material. It is also preferable to adopt a bag member having a bag-shaped portion that opens at the lower end, and openings formed on the left and right sides of the upper part of the bag-shaped portion. Can be attached.

Further, in the floor covering, when the guard portion standing up from the peripheral edge is formed on the head side of the floor covering, the protection function around the head of the infant is enhanced.

Further, it is preferable that the head support member is detachably attached to the carrier body, and the head support member can be detached and used for the lever and the piggy back so that the head support member can be turned forward. Particularly in the case of being forward-looking, the wearing of the laying material can relieve pressure on the chest and abdomen and the groin of the infant by the back support.

It is also preferable that the floor covering is mounted in the carrier body through a fastening device common to the head supporting member when the head supporting member is removed, and in addition to the mounting by the mounting member. A mounting method using the fastener can also be selected.

[0019]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on illustrated examples. [Baby Carrier] The baby carrier (1) shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 includes a carrier body (10), a head support member (40),
Consists of a shoulder belt (30), a horizontal hug, a piggyback ride,
Face to face and positive can be used in these four holding methods. In addition, the baby carrier (1) can be fitted with the following two types of flooring materials.

The carrier body (10) includes an inverted trapezoidal back support (11) and a wide band-shaped crotch support which is continuously formed at the lower end of the back support (11) and has a substantially U-shaped side surface. (12) and have. Then, stretchable leg belts (13) (13) are bridged between the center of the left and right side edges of the back support part (11) and the left and right side edges of the crotch support part (12), Crotch pad (12)
Is lifted so that the inside of the carrier body (10) has a three-dimensional shape along the body of the infant.

On the outer surface of the back rest part (11), two ladder members (15) and (15) are formed with a narrow width at right and left intervals.
It is attached via (14). These ladder members (1
5) (15) is engaged with the adjustment belts (16) (16) sewn at the left and right ends of the back support (11), and the adjustment belts (16) (16) are tightened appropriately. It is designed to expand and contract the back support width.

Further, a pouch (20) is detachably attached to the outer surface of the back support (11). Pouch (20)
Is a tape (21) (21) (only one is shown) sewn on the left and right upper sides of the back, hang it through the adjustment belt (16) (16),
Snaps (22a) attached to both ends of tape (21) (21)
It is attached to the back support part (11) in such a manner that the (22b) is fastened and wound around the adjustment belts (16) and (16). Also, the pouch
The lower part of the back surface of (20) can be attached to the back support part (11) by detaching the hook-and-loop fasteners (23a) and (23b). Therefore,
In the mounted state of the pouch (20), a gap is formed between the backrest part (11) and the pouch (20). In the figure
Reference numeral (24) is a drawstring for suppressing lifting of the back fastener (11) side when the hook-and-loop fasteners (23a), (23b) are separated from each other.

There are a pair of left and right shoulder belts (30) (30), the bases of which are sewn integrally with the back surface of the back support portion (11) in a substantially V-shape when viewed from the rear. ) Is pulled out from the upper end. The portion that hangs on the user's shoulder is formed in a thick band shape, while the tip end side is formed by a band portion (31) (31) thinner than that.

The straps (31) and (31) on the tip side of the shoulder belts (30) and (30) are slidably attached with first buckles (32a) and (32a) at their intermediate portions. The position is changeable. These first buckles (32a) (32a) are paired with the second buckles (32b) (32b) of the other party attached to the outer surface of the front end of the crotch pad (12) of the carrier body (10). , Can be detachably and fixedly connected to them.
Further, the strap portions (31) (3) of the shoulder belts (30) (30)
First and second buckles (33a) and (33b) paired with each other are attached to each tip of 1) so that they can be fixedly connected to each other. Further, a D bar (35) for locking a temporal support portion (42), which will be described later, is attached slightly above the position where the back support portion (11) is pulled out.

The head support member (40) is detachably attached to the back support portion (11) of the carrier body (10) so as to project upward.

The head support member (40) includes a substantially rectangular plate-shaped occipital support part (41) and this occipital support part (4).
Band-shaped temporal support (42) (42)
Further, a cover part (43) having substantially the same shape as the occipital support part (41) is attached behind the occipital support part (41). The occipital region support member (41) encloses the stacked plate material and cushion material, and supports the infant's head softly and firmly from behind. The temporal support section (42) (4
2) is formed integrally with the occipital support part (41), and two pairs of snaps (44a) (44a) (44b) (44b) for engaging with the shoulder belts (30) (30) are formed at each tip part. ) Is installed.
Further, in the cover portion (43), the upper half portion (43a) is sewn to the occipital support portion (41) at an upper end edge and a part of both left and right edges, and the temporal support members (42) ) Has openings (45a) and (45b) formed near the base end, while the lower half (43b)
Is not sewn onto the occipital support (41),
1) is covered. The temporal support portion (42) laterally supports the infant's head in a state of being locked to the shoulder belt (30).

The head support member (40) is attached and detached by a snap fastener (47a) provided on the head support member (40) by snapping.
And the mating fastener (47b) provided on the back rest (11) together with the restraining band (48). Further, in the mounted state of the head support member (40), the lower half part (43b) of the cover part (43) has a back support part (11) and a pouch (20) as shown by a dotted line in FIG. Insert it in between. If the temporal support (42) is not used, insert it between the left and right openings (45a) (45b) between the occipital support (41) and the cover (43),
The tip end is hung down between the back rest part (11) and the cover part (43) for storage. At this time, if the hook-and-loop fasteners (23a) and (23b) are removed and the pouch (20) is flipped up and the tip end portion of the temporal support part (42) is pulled down, the fit within the cover part (23) is reduced. good. [First Laying Material] FIG. 3 shows an example of a laying material to be attached to the baby carrier (1).

The laying material (50) has a substantially rectangular laying material portion (51) laid on the body of an infant, and at the left and right side peripheral edges of the laying material portion (51), the head side and the longitudinal direction. Belt-shaped through members (52), (52), (53) and (53) are attached to the intermediate portion of the. The head side through member (52) (52) and the intermediate portion through member (53) (53)
Have their both ends in the circumferential direction sewn to the laying material portion (51) to form a loop with the laying material portion (51). Also,
These loops are formed to have a size sufficient for inserting the temporal support portion (42) of the head support member (40) or the shoulder belt (30).

Further, it is preferable that the material of the laying material part (51) has breathability for hygiene as well as having cushioning properties for relieving pressure and impact. Examples of materials that satisfy these conditions include cotton, wool, various kinds of cotton such as synthetic fibers, foamable resins such as urethane foam, felt, or those wrapped with cloth. It is also preferable to add a core material. [Second laying material] Fig. 4 shows another example of the laying material attached to the baby carrier (1).

The laying material (60) includes a laying material portion (51) and a laying material portion (5).
1) has a guard portion (61) sewn on the head side so as to stand substantially vertically from the peripheral edge. Further, on the outer surface of the left and right corners of the guard part (61), belt-shaped through members (62) (62)
Is installed. The through members (62) and (62) are sewn to the guard portion (61) at both ends in the circumferential direction, and form a loop with the guard portion (61). Further, these loops are formed in a size sufficient for inserting the temporal support portion (42) of the head support member (40). The material of the guard part (61) conforms to that of the floor covering part (51). [Third bed material] Fig. 5 shows still another example of the bed material to be attached to the baby carrier (1).

The laying material (70) is sewn on the head side of the laying material portion (51) so as to stand substantially vertically from the peripheral edge, like the second laying material (60). It has a part (61). Further, a bag member (72) having substantially the same shape as the upper half of the laying material portion (51) is attached to the back surface head side of the laying material portion (51). The bag member (72)
Are sewn around the periphery of the flooring material (51) except for the left and right predetermined positions of the bottom edge and the upper portion, and by this sewing, the lower end opens in the full width of the flooring material (51). The bag-shaped part (74) is formed with slit-shaped openings (73) (73) at the left and right side edges. A rubber tape is sewn on the edge of the lower end opening (75) of the bag member (72) so that the bag member (72) can expand and contract.

Next, different holding methods of the baby carrier (1) by mounting the floor coverings (50), (60) and (70) on the baby carrier (1) will be described. (Example of horizontal embrace) First, the carrier body (10) by the method described above.
Attach the head support member (40) to. Further, the shoulder belts (30) (30) are adjusted by sliding the first buckles (32a) (32a) toward the tip side so that the tip excess portions (31a) (31a) are shortened, and at the same time, the first buckle (32a) and the second buckle (32b) are fastened.

Next, one of the above-mentioned floor coverings (50), (60) and (70) is attached to the carrier body (10).

As shown in FIG. 6, in the case of the second laying material (60) having the guard portion (61), the laying material (60) is laid in the carrier body (10) and the left and right through members ( After passing the temporal support part (42) (42) through the 62 (62) respectively, the temporal support part (42) (4)
Hang the tip of 2) on the D-belt (35) of the shoulder belt (30) (30), fold it back and fasten the snaps (44a) (44b). As a result, the floor covering (60) is mounted inside the carrier body (10). FIG. 6 illustrates a state where only the left temporal support portion (42) is locked to the shoulder belt (30).

Since two pairs of the snaps (44a) and (44b) are attached in the longitudinal direction of the temporal support parts (42) and (42), the temporal support parts can be selected by selecting the fastening position.
The length of (42), that is, the distance between the occipital support part (41) and the shoulder belt (30) can be adjusted to suit the physical constitution of the infant.

The first floor covering (50) is attached by the following method.

As shown in FIG. 7, when the laying material (50) is laid inside the carrier body (10), the head side through members (52) (52) come close to the temporal support section (42), The intermediate portion through members (53) (53) are close to the shoulder belts (30) (30). Carrier body (10)
To the head side through member (52) to the temporal support part (42)
Or the shoulder belt (30) through the intermediate member (53). Of course, both can be used together. FIG. 7 shows a head side through member on the left side.
The state where the temporal support portion (42) is passed through the (52) and the shoulder belt (30) is passed through the intermediate portion passing member (53) on the left side is illustrated.

Further, even when the temporal support part (42) is not used, or when the head support member which does not have the temporal support part and is composed of only the occipital support part is used, the intermediate portion through member (53 ), The flooring material (50) can be mounted in the carrier body (10).

The third floor material (70) is attached by the following method. As shown in FIG. 8, the bag member (72) of the floor covering (70) is provided from above the head support member (40) to the occipital support portion (41).
Insert it deeply into the bag-shaped part (74), and pull it out from the left and right slit-shaped openings (73) (73) through the temporal support parts (42) (42). By this operation, the laying material (70) is laid at a predetermined position in the carrier body (10). The laying material (10) is inserted into the bag-shaped part (74) of the occipital support part (41) and withdrawn from the openings (73) (73) of the temporal support parts (42) (42). By contracting the lower end opening (75) of the bag member (72), the bag member (72) can be mounted at a stable position in the carrier body (10) and can be prevented from being displaced during use.

Then, similar to the above-mentioned second laying material (60),
The tip ends of the left and right temporal support parts (42) (42) are locked to the shoulder belts (30) (30) (see FIG. 6).

In this way, the infant is laid in the baby carrier body (10) having the floor coverings (50), (60) and (70) mounted, and the foot is placed between the carrier body (10) and the leg belt (13). Insert. The foot belt (13) can restrain the infant's foot and prevent it from falling off the carrier body (10). . And
As shown in FIG. 9, the carrier main body (10) is made nearly horizontal, and the left and right shoulder belts (30) (30) are collectively hung on one shoulder. Note that FIG. 9 shows an example of mounting the second laying material (60) having the guard portion (61).
First, the head support member (40) is attached to the carrier body (10) by the method described above. Further, the shoulder belts (30) (30) have the first buckles (32
a) Adjust the position of (32a).

Next, the first method is carried out in the same manner as the above-mentioned horizontal embrace.
After the floor covering (50) is mounted in the carrier body (10), an infant is accommodated in the carrier body (10).

In the case of piggyback ride, the carrier body (1
Place (0) on the back of the user and hang the shoulder belts (30) (30) on the left and right shoulders,
(30) The first buckle (32a) and the second buckle (32b) are fastened so that the (30) is parallel to each other. In addition, the tip excess part (31
After pulling a) to shorten the shoulder belt (30) to an appropriate length, the buckles (33a) (33b) at the tips are fastened around the waist (not shown).

Further, in the case of the meeting shown in FIG. 10, in this case,
The carrier body (10) is arranged on the front side of the user, and the shoulder belts (30) and (30) are crossed on the rear side so that the first buckle (3
2a) and the second buckle (32b) are fastened, and the tip excess part (3
Pull 1a) and adjust to the proper length.

It should be noted that the second laying material (6
The 0) and the third litter (70) can be used only when there is a space between the infant's head and the guard part (61) in the mounted state. (It is facing forward) Remove the head support member (40) from the carrier body (10). Also, shoulder belt (3
Adjust 0) and (30) according to when facing each other.

Then, as shown in FIG. 11, a shoulder belt is attached to the head side through members (52) (52) of the first laying material (50).
(30) Pass through (30). As a result, the floor covering (50) is placed on the back support part.
It is mounted at almost the same height as (11), and its lower end reaches the crotch pad (12) of the carrier body (10).

Then, as shown in FIG. 12, the backrest portion (11) of the carrier body (10) accommodates the infant in such a direction as to support the chest and abdomen of the infant, and the carrier body (10) is held in the same manner as when facing each other.
Place on the front side of the user, shoulder belt (30) (30)
Put on.

For the piggyback or face-to-face contact, the head support member (40) is removed and the first floor covering (50) is formed by this method.
It can also be performed while wearing.

Further, with the head support member (40) removed, the head support member in the carrier body (10) is
(40) Using the fastening device (47b) for mounting, the first laying material (5
It is also possible to attach (0).

For example, as shown in FIG.
A retaining piece (55) is provided on the upper end of the back surface of (0 '), and a mating snap (56) corresponding to the snap (47b) of the back support (11) is attached to the retaining piece (55). And the closure
Hang (55) on the restraining belt (18) and snap (47b)
By engaging the (56), the flooring material (50 ') can be attached to the carrier body (10).

As described above, by laying the laying material (50) (60) (50 ') (70) in the carrier body (10), it is common to the horizontal embrace, piggyback ride, face-to-face facing, and forward facing The effect of can be obtained.

That is, it is possible to eliminate the irregularities on the inner surface of the carrier body (10) and reduce the impact from the outside due to shaking and the like, and also in the winter season there is a heat retaining effect. Also,
The floor material (50) (60) (50 ') (70) is a loop or bag member (7
Since it is attached to the carrier body (10) via the (2), it is possible to prevent the flooring materials (50), (60), (50 '), and (70) from falling out and shifting. Especially when mounting via the bag member (72),
An excellent effect of preventing positional deviation can be obtained. In addition, it is not necessary to add a member for installing the bedding material on the carrier body (10) side, and the bedding material (50) (60) (5
The above effect can be obtained by adding only 0 ') and (70). Also, it can be attached simply by inserting the temporal support portion (42) or the shoulder belt (30) into the loop (72) (53) (62) or the opening (73) of the bag member (72). ,
Even if the temporal support part (42) and the shoulder belt (30) are slightly different in size and shape and their mounting positions, they are flexible and can be mounted without any trouble.

Further, each holding method can produce a unique effect.

In the horizontal embrace, it is possible to enhance the safety, stability, or comfort of the holding state for an infant whose body is not solid. Particularly, in the case of the floor coverings (60) and (70) having the guard portion (61), it is possible to protect the periphery of the head of the infant and prevent the fall from the head. In this case, the floor coverings (60) (70) are loops or bag members (7
Since it is engaged with the carrier main body (10) through (2), there is no risk of the flooring materials (60) and (70) falling. In addition, since horizontal holding is a holding method suitable for infants before sitting on the neck, it is safer to use the temporal support part (42) and the lining material with guard part (60) (70). desirable.

In addition, in this case, the chest and abdomen of the infant are supported by the back support (11).
0 ') relieves pressure on the chest and abdomen and eliminates unevenness due to sewing, thus protecting the infant's body. Also, the toddler's feet stick out from the lower edges of the back support (11), but the flooring (50)
Since it is covered with (50 '), pressure on the groin is also eased.

The detailed construction of each part of the floor covering and the baby carrier with floor covering according to the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above with reference to the drawings.

Laying material (50) provided with a loop as a mounting member
In (60) and (50 '), the presence or absence of the guard part (61) and the position of the loop can be selected in any combination. Further, it can be arbitrarily selected to be provided at both positions and be worn by both the temporal support member (42) and the shoulder belt (30), or be worn by only one of them.
Further, in the second laying material (60) with the guard portion, the loop on the head side can be provided at any of the guard portion (61), the laying material portion (51), or a position extending over both.

Further, in the above embodiment, the loop is formed by sewing both ends of the belt-shaped through members (52) (53) (62) to the laying material. It can also be used. Further, the loop can be opened and closed in addition to the closed loop as in the above embodiment. If it can be opened and closed, it can be easily attached to a long shoulder belt, and it can be attached to the carrier body as a temporal support fixed to the shoulder belt or an annular body fixed without fastening with a buckle. It can also be attached to a shoulder belt.

As a mounting member, a bag member (7
In the third floor covering (70) provided with 2), a loop may be further provided at the intermediate portion, and the locking position can be changed appropriately. In either case, the presence or absence of the guard part (61) can be freely selected. If the guard part (61) is not provided, both the bag member (72) and the loop are provided on the head side, and the sideways hug, piggyback ride, and face-to-face contact are made with the bag member (72) and the temporal support part (42). Wear with, forward facing loops and shoulder belts (30)
It is also possible to use it by wearing it.

The shape of the flooring material (51) is not limited to the illustrated rectangle. For example, by setting the part corresponding to the groin area wider than the width of the back support in forward facing,
The protection effect can be secured.

The carrier body (10) has a back support (1
It may be composed of only 1) or may be formed in a bag shape by adding a front pad portion to the front side of the crotch pad portion (12). In the latter case, even if the shoulder belt is attached to the front pad and it is not suitable for wearing with the middle loop of the floor covering, the combination of the temporal support and the head loop or bag member The bedding material can be attached.

[0062]

According to the above, the flooring material of the present invention is provided with a mounting member through which a predetermined portion of the baby carrier is passed through the flooring portion, and is attached to and detached from the carrier body of the baby carrier via the mounting member. Since it is freely mounted, it is possible to prevent displacement and falling of the laying material in the mounted state, and it is possible to ensure the protective function of the laying material.

By using a loop or a bag member as the mounting member, the floor covering can be easily mounted.

In the laying material, when the guard portion standing up from the peripheral edge is formed on the head side of the laying material portion, the function of protecting the periphery of the head of the infant can be enhanced.

The baby carrier with a floor covering of the present invention has at least a carrier main body for accommodating the body of an infant, a shoulder belt attached to the carrier main body, and an upper portion of a back rest portion of the carrier main body. Since the head support member having the plate-shaped occipital region support portion and the above-mentioned laying material are provided, the laying material can be mounted by passing the shoulder belt through at least the mounting member, and the horizontal holding, piggyback, and each holding In the method, it is possible to prevent the displacement of the laying material and the falling of the laying material, and surely improve the protection function. Moreover, the flooring material can be easily attached and detached.

In the case where the head support member has temporal support portions on both left and right edges of the occipital support portion, in addition to mounting the floor covering with a shoulder belt, the temporal support portion is passed through the mounting member. You can choose the method of attaching the floor covering.

In the case where the member for mounting the floor covering is a loop provided on at least one of the head side of the side peripheral edge of the floor covering or the intermediate portion in the length direction, at least one of the loops has at least one loop. You can attach the floor covering by passing the shoulder belt. When a head support member having a temporal support portion is used, the floor covering can also be attached by passing the temporal support portion through the head side loop.

When a head support having a temporal support portion is used, as a member for mounting the laying material, the head support is fixed to the head side peripheral edge of the laying material, and is attached to the back surface of the laying material. It is also possible to adopt a bag member in which a bag-shaped portion having an opening at the lower end is formed, and openings are formed on the upper left and right sides of the bag-shaped portion, and a head support member is inserted into the bag-shaped portion. The floor covering can be attached by passing the temporal support through the opening. According to this mounting method, the effect of preventing positional deviation is great.

In the baby carrier with a litter, if the litter is provided with a guard portion standing on the head side of the litter from the peripheral edge, a protective function around the head of the infant is provided. Not only can it be raised, but it can also prevent crashes and improve safety, especially when it is held horizontally.

Further, when the head support member is detachably attached to the carrier body, the head support member can be detached and used in the paddle piggyback, and the head support member can be turned forward. In this forward facing, the laying material can relieve pressure on the chest and abdomen and groin of the infant.

Further, when the head support member is removed, the floor covering can be mounted in the carrier main body through a fastening device common to the head supporting member, and in addition to the mounting by the mounting member. It is also possible to select a mounting method using the fastener.

Further, since the laying material of the present invention can be mounted only by passing a predetermined portion of the carrier body such as the shoulder belt and the temporal support portion through the mounting member, there are some differences in the size and shape and the mounting position. Even if there is, it is flexible and can be installed without any trouble.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a baby carrier to which a floor covering of the present invention is attached.

2 is a partially enlarged view of the baby carrier of FIG. 1 as viewed from the back side.

FIG. 3 is an overall perspective view of an embodiment of a floor covering of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is an overall perspective view of another embodiment of the floor covering of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an overall perspective view of still another embodiment of the floor covering of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a partial perspective view showing a method of mounting the floor covering of FIG.

FIG. 7 is a partial perspective view showing a method of mounting the floor covering of FIG.

FIG. 8 is a partial perspective view showing a method of mounting the floor covering of FIG.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state where the baby carrier is used by holding it sideways.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which the baby carrier is used in face-to-face orientation.

FIG. 11 is a partial perspective view showing a method of mounting the bed covering on the baby carrier without the head support member.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a state in which the baby carrier is used with a forward facing saw.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing still another embodiment of the floor covering of the present invention and a mounting method thereof.

[Explanation of symbols]

1… Baby carrier 10 ... Carrier body 11 ... Back support 12 ... Crotch pad 30 ... Shoulder belt 40 ... Head support member 41 ... Occipital support 42 ... Temporal support section 50, 60, 50 ', 70 ... Floor covering 51 ... Floor covering 52,53,62 ... Through member (loop) 61 ... Guard section 72 ... Bag material 73 ... Opening 74 ... Bag

Claims (11)

[Claims] 1. A mounting member having a laying material portion, through which a predetermined portion of a baby carrier is passed through the laying material portion, and is removably mounted on the carrier body of the baby carrier via the mounting member. A floor covering characterized by that. 2. The laying material according to claim 1, wherein the mounting member is a loop provided on at least one of a head side of a side peripheral edge of the laying material portion or an intermediate portion in a length direction. 3. The mounting member is fixed to the head side peripheral edge of the floor covering, and forms a bag-shaped portion having an opening at a lower end between the backing of the floor covering and an upper portion of the bag-shaped portion. The floor covering according to claim 1 or 2, which is a bag member having openings formed on both left and right sides. 4. The floor covering according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a guard portion standing upright from a peripheral edge is formed on the head side of the floor covering. 5. A carrier main body for accommodating an infant's body, a shoulder belt attached to the carrier main body, and a head having at least a plate-shaped occipital support portion attached to an upper portion of a back support portion of the carrier main body. A support member and a laying material having a laying material portion, wherein a mounting member through which a predetermined portion of the baby carrier is passed is provided in the laying material portion, and the laying material is detachably attached to the carrier body through the mounting member. A baby carrier with a floor covering, characterized by comprising: 6. The floor covering according to claim 5, wherein the head support member has a belt-shaped temporal support portion protruding from both left and right edges of the occipital support portion and locked to the shoulder belt at a tip portion. Baby carrier. 7. The laying material mounting member is a loop provided on at least one of a head side of a side peripheral edge of the laying material portion and an intermediate portion in a lengthwise direction. Baby carrier with bedding material. 8. The member for mounting the laying material is fixed to a head side peripheral edge of the laying material portion, and forms a bag-shaped portion having an opening at a lower end between the lining material and the back surface of the laying material. The baby carrier with floor covering according to claim 6 or 7, which is a bag member having opening portions formed on both left and right sides of an upper portion of the portion. 9. The baby carrier with a floor covering according to any one of claims 5 to 8, wherein the floor covering has a guard portion standing upright from the peripheral edge on the head side of the floor covering. 10. The baby carrier with floor covering according to claim 5, wherein the head support member is detachably attached to the carrier body. 11. The baby carrier with a floor covering according to claim 10, wherein the floor covering is mounted in the carrier main body through a fastener common to the head supporting member when the head supporting member is removed.