JP6921431B2 - Hip seat and baby carrier - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a hip seat and a baby carrier using the hip seat.

Conventionally, various hip seats that are worn on the waist of a wearer like a waist bag and hold an infant in a sitting posture are known.
For example, Patent Document 1 below proposes a waist bag that also serves as a baby holder, in which a waist belt is connected to a bag body containing a core material and a front cover is provided with an opening / closing opening for inserting and removing a hanging band. In this waist bag also used as a baby holder, a core material in which the seat plate portion and the waist pad portion are formed into a substantially L-shaped cross section by a hard synthetic resin or the like is fixed to the bag body with a hook-and-loop fastener.
When holding an infant for a long time, the core material was placed on the bag body so that the baby could be held using a hanging band.

In Patent Document 2 below, the upper wall of the bag is provided with a seat portion that detachably receives the buttocks of an infant and a pad wall that rises forward, and a core material that is supported by the lower abdomen of the wearer and projects forward. Infant holders equipped with the above have been proposed. This infant holder has the same structure as the waist bag, and when the infant grows up and no longer needs to be held, the seat, pad wall, core material, etc. are removed so that the infant can be used as a waist bag.

In Patent Document 3 below, a backing plate, a seat plate, and a back support plate, which are housed in a backing plate accommodating portion and integrally provided with a belt to be attached to the waist of the wearer, are provided so as to be foldable. Etc. were proposed. In this babysitter, the seat plate and the back support plate can be pulled out from the backing plate at the time of use to form a stool, and can be folded when not in use.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2002-262996 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-23801 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 11-225858

However, in the hip seats of Patent Documents 1 and 2 that can be used as a conventional waist bag, if the core material can be securely fixed in the bag, the infant can be firmly supported while being held in the sitting posture, but the infant can be held in the sitting posture. When not held, the core material is easily bulky, and even if the core material is removed from the bag, the core material is bulky and difficult to carry, resulting in poor usability.

Further, in a foldable hip seat as in Patent Document 3, the individually accommodated backing plate, seat plate, and back backing plate are foldably connected by a link structure, and the backing plate is attached to the wearer by a belt. Although it can support infants firmly because it is a special product, it was not easy to use when used in combination with a waist bag or baby carrier.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a hip seat and a baby carrier that can firmly support an infant and are easy to use.

In order to solve the above problem, the hip seat of the present invention has a base that can be arranged along the body of the wearer, a seat having a seat on which the buttocks of an infant can be placed, and the base and the seat are rotated. A connecting portion that is movably connected, a pedestal having an angle adjusting portion that can adjust and hold the rotation angle of the seat portion with respect to the base portion, and a pedestal that has a shape corresponding to the pedestal and accommodates the pedestal so that it can be taken in and out. In a hip seat comprising an accommodating portion and a waist belt that is connected to an accommodating base region of the accommodating portion and can be worn on the waist of the wearer, the base and seat are widthwise. It is formed of a plate-shaped member having ribs on both sides, the seat portion is formed in a shape in which the width gradually decreases from the connecting portion toward the tip, and the connecting portion is formed at both ends in the width direction of the base portion and the seat portion. The angle adjusting portion is rotatably connected, and the angle adjusting portion is provided so as to erection the opposite surface of the support surface of the base portion and the opposite surface of the seat surface of the seat portion, and the rotation of the seat portion with respect to the base portion. The angle can be adjusted in the range of 30 to 180 degrees, and has a ratchet mechanism capable of maintaining the rotation angle while supporting the weight load of the infant when the seat is rotated to carry the infant. It is characterized by that.

In the VIP sheet of the present invention, it is preferable that the base portion has a support surface that can be supported by the wearer's body.
Further, in the hip seat of the present invention, it is preferable that a safety belt that can be worn by an infant is provided on the seat surface side near the boundary between the seat region accommodating the seat portion and the base region in the accommodating portion .

The baby carrier of the present invention, which solves the above problems, is detachably connected to the hip seat as described above and the tip of the seat region for accommodating the seat in the accommodating portion, and is detachably connected to the wearer of the infant. It includes a torso pad that holds the torso and a shoulder belt that is connected to the torso pad and attached to the wearer's shoulders.

According to the hip seat of the present invention, first, it has a pedestal having a base that can be arranged along the body of the wearer and a seat having a seating surface on which the buttocks of an infant can be placed, and a shape corresponding to the pedestal. It is equipped with an accommodating portion for accommodating the pedestal and a waist belt connected to the accommodating portion. Therefore, if the pedestal is accommodated in the accommodating portion and the waist belt is attached to the wearer's waist, the pedestal can be securely fixed to the wearer. By ensuring the strength of the pedestal, the weight of the infant can be received by the seating surface of the seat and supported by the wearer's body by the base, and the weight of the infant can be directly and firmly supported by the wearer's body through the pedestal. Can support.

Further, the base and the seat of the pedestal can be rotated so that the rotation angle can be adjusted and held. Therefore, when the infant is supported in the sitting posture, the pedestal is accommodated in the accommodating portion, and the seat portion protrudes forward with respect to the base portion to adjust the angle to an optimum angle, so that the infant can be firmly supported by the seat surface. On the other hand, when the baby is not seated, the base and the seat can be bent or flattened as much as possible so that they do not get in the way, so that the baby can be accommodated in any place and is convenient even when the baby is not seated.

Further, since the waist belt that can be worn on the waist of the wearer is connected to the base area for accommodating the base in the storage portion, the seat can be seated even when the hip seat is securely attached to the wearer by the waist belt. The rotation angle can be adjusted by easily rotating the part, which is convenient when an infant is seated.
Therefore, it is possible to provide a hip seat that can firmly support infants and is easy to use.

In the hip seat of the present invention, since the base has a support portion that can be supported by the wearer's body, when the infant is seated on the hip seat and the support portion is pressed against the wearer's body, the support portion of the infant It can support the weight and makes it easy for infants to sit on the hip seat.

In the hip seat of the present invention, if a safety belt that can be worn by an infant is provided on the seat surface side near the boundary between the seat region accommodating the seat portion and the base region in the accommodating portion, the seating posture is set on the seat surface. Infants supported by can be safely held by wearing a safety belt. Moreover, since the safety belt is provided on the seat surface side near the base region fixed to the wearer by the waist belt, the baby can be firmly supported and accidents such as falling from the hip seat can be prevented.

In the hip seat of the present invention, if the base region of the accommodating portion has a waist bag portion in a region other than the surface facing the wearer's body, the seat portion of the pedestal is projected to support the infant in a sitting posture. The waist bag can be used in the same shape even when the baby is not supported in the sitting position. Therefore, it is possible to easily select whether or not to support the infant in the sitting posture while using the waist bag portion. Moreover, since the pedestal can be taken out from the accommodating part, the waist bag part can be used without taking out the pedestal when the baby is not supported in the sitting posture. Therefore, usability can be improved.

According to the baby carrier of the present invention that solves the above problems, the torso pad is detachably connected to the tip of the seat region in the hip seat accommodating portion as described above, and the shoulder belt is connected to the torso pad. Therefore, when the torso pad is attached, the hip seat area and the torso pad hold the infant's torso and torso, and the shoulder belt is attached to the wearer's shoulder and the hip belt is attached. By wearing it on the waist of the person, the seat area of the hip seat and the torso pad can hold the baby firmly and support it firmly, and by adjusting the angle of the pedestal, the wearer can properly interact with the baby. It is possible to select a high degree of adhesion.
On the other hand, when the torso pad is removed, it can be used as a hip seat as described above, and it is easy to use and can firmly support infants.

Moreover, since the torso pad can be attached to and detached from the tip of the seat area, it is easy to switch between the hip seat and the baby carrier, and the torso pad can be attached and detached and switched while the wearer is wearing the hip seat. Easy to use.
Therefore, it is possible to provide a baby carrier that can firmly support infants and is easy to use.

It is a perspective view which shows the wearing state (piggyback state) of the baby carrier using the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the wearing state (holding state) of the baby carrier using the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the baby carrier using the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which showed the state which the pedestal of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention is inserted. It is a rear view which shows the pedestal of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a side view which shows the pedestal of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the pedestal of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which attached the cushion material to the pedestal of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a side view which shows the state which attached the cushion material to the pedestal of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which attached the cover to the pedestal of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a front view which shows the safety belt of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a side view which shows the pedestal in the use state of the hip seat which attached the safety belt which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a side view which shows the use state of the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is the figure which put the infant on the hip seat which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and attached the safety belt.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
1 to 3 show a baby carrier 40 using the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment. The baby carrier 40 includes a hip seat 10, a torso pad 41 connected to the hip seat 10, and a shoulder belt 43 connected to the torso pad 41.

First, the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the hip seat 10 can be attached to the rigid pedestal 11, the accommodating portion 13 for accommodating the pedestal 11 in and out, and the waist portion A1 of the wearer A connected to the accommodating portion 13. It is equipped with a waist belt 15.

As shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the pedestal 11 has a base portion 17 that can be arranged along the body of the wearer A and a buttock portion B1 of the infant B when the hip seat 10 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 13 and used. The seat portion 19 having a seat surface 19a on which the seat can be placed, the connecting portion 21 that rotatably connects the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19, and the rotation angle of the seat portion 19 with respect to the base portion 17 can be adjusted and held. It includes an angle adjusting unit 23.

The base portion 17 and the seat portion 19 are formed of plate-shaped members having ribs 17b and 19b on both sides in the width direction, and are made of a metal or resin having a strength sufficient to prevent large deformation when the weight of an infant is applied. It is made of a hard material such as a composite material.
The base 17 and seat 19 have a desired shape and are preferably made of as light a material as possible. In the present embodiment, it is formed of an aluminum plate material, but it may be formed of another material, for example, a synthetic resin such as plastic or rubber, or a material capable of forming the above shape. Is not limited.
Further, the shapes of the base 17 and the seat 19 may be pipe-shaped or frame-shaped in both or one of them in addition to the plate shape, and can be appropriately changed as long as the shape can secure the strength to support the weight of the infant. ..

The base 17 is formed in a shape that allows the pedestal 11 to be stably supported on the wearer A without an undue burden by appropriately contacting the wearer A with the weight of the infant B. There is. In the present embodiment, since it is formed of a plate material, it has a substantially flat support surface 17a continuous with the entire width of the base 17, and has a substantially flat support surface 17a continuous with the entire width of the base 17. At the time of use, the support surface 17a is pressed against the body of the wearer A in a state of being arranged.
The base 17 is covered with a cushioning material, which will be described later, so that the cushioning material is pressed against the body of the wearer A during actual use.

The seat portion 19 is formed in a shape that allows the buttocks B1 of the infant B to be placed when the infant B is supported in a forward or backward sitting posture, and has a substantially flat seat surface 19a continuous with the entire width of the seat portion. Have. When the weight is applied from the buttocks B1 of the infant B, the seat surface 19a does not sink due to deformation, and the buttocks B1 can be placed on the seat surface 19a.
Further, the seat portion 19 of the present embodiment is formed in a substantially trapezoidal shape in which the width gradually decreases from the connecting portion 21 side to the tip portion side of the seat portion 19, and it becomes easy to straddle the infant B when supporting it forward. ing.

The connecting portion 21 is configured by rotatably connecting both ends of the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19 in the width direction.
The angle adjusting portion 23 is provided so as to erection between an intermediate position in the width direction on the opposite surface of the support surface 17a of the base portion 17 and an intermediate position in the width direction on the opposite surface of the seat surface 19a of the seat portion 19. There is. Although detailed illustration is omitted, it is provided with a ratchet mechanism having a structure capable of maintaining an angle at a predetermined angle by rotating the base 17 and the seat 19 while being fixed at both intermediate positions. .. In the present embodiment, the rotation angle can be maintained at predetermined angles in the range of 30 degrees to 180 degrees between the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19.

A plurality of angle adjusting portions 23 may be provided depending on the shapes of the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19, a ratchet mechanism whose angle can be adjusted by button operation in addition to the normal ratchet mechanism, and other predetermined ratchet mechanisms. A mechanism that can maintain the angle may be used.
For example, it is possible to adopt a mechanism for fixing the angle with a support rod or an arm, a mechanism for adjusting a predetermined angle with a hinge, a mechanism for raising and fixing the handle provided on the trolley, and the like. It is also possible to combine these mechanisms.

The pedestal 11 of the present embodiment can be used as it is, but as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the entire base 17 of the pedestal 11 is covered with the cushion material 17c. By pressing the base 17 against the body of the wearer A via the cushion material 17c when supporting the infant B, the portion to be pressed can be used without pain even for a long time.

Although the cushion material 17c is made of urethane resin, it may be made of other synthetic resin, synthetic rubber, cloth, or the like, and has a structure that covers the entire (or part) of the base 11. It has become.

Further, as shown in FIG. 12, a cover 11a covering the entire pedestal 11 is attached to the pedestal 11. The cover 11a is made of an elastic material, and the cover 11a is attached when the pedestal 11 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 13.
If the cushion material 17c is not provided on the base 17 of the pedestal 11, the cushion material 17 may be provided on the main body of the cover 11a (not shown). In this case, the structure is such that the portion of the pedestal 11 in contact with the base 17 is provided with a cushion material having the same size as the base 17 inside (or outside) the cover.
Further, the structure may include a cushioning material not only in the portion in contact with the base portion 17 but also in the portion in contact with the seat portion 19.
Similar to the above, this cover is also made of an elastic material, and the shape is not particularly limited as long as it covers the entire pedestal 11.

The pedestal 11 can be easily accommodated when not in use by rotating the base 17 and the seat 19 to form an appropriate shape. For example, the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19 can be rotated to the minimum rotation angle and bent to reduce the total length, while the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19 can be expanded to around 180 degrees to reduce the thickness. It is also possible to make the form smaller.

As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the accommodating portion 13 accommodates the pedestal 11 so as to be able to be taken in and out, and is made of a flexible material. The accommodating portion 13 can be accommodated so that the support surface 17a of the base portion 17 is on the wearer A side, that is, the rear side, with the base portion 17 on the bottom and the seat portion 19 on the top. ..
An opening 13a through which the pedestal 11 can be taken in and out is provided in the lower portion of the accommodating portion 13, and a fastener capable of reliably maintaining the closed state is provided in the opening 13a. By accommodating the pedestal 11 from the opening 13a into the accommodating portion 13 and closing the opening 13a with a fastener, the pedestal 11 can be arranged at a predetermined position in the accommodating portion 13.

The accommodating portion 13 has a shape corresponding to the pedestal 11. The shape corresponding to the pedestal 11 may be a shape in which the accommodated pedestal 11 can be arranged in a stable position in the accommodating portion 13 without causing a large deviation in position or orientation. Further, it is possible to accommodate the base portion 17 of the pedestal 11 even when the cushion material 17c is covered with the cushion material 17c.

The accommodating portion 13 has, for example, a width and a total length corresponding to the total length and the maximum width of the contour of the front view shape of the pedestal 11 in the fully deployed state, and preferably has a front view shape that roughly approximates and is maximally deployed. The shape may have a thickness equal to or less than the maximum thickness of the side view shape of the pedestal 11 in the above-mentioned state.

When accommodating the pedestal 11 covered with the cushion material 17c, the accommodating portion 13 preferably has a shape and size in consideration of the size and thickness of the cushion material 17c.

In the accommodating portion 13 of the present embodiment, since the pedestal 11 is formed so as to be dispositionable at a predetermined position, the accommodating portion 13 accommodates the base region 13b in which the base 17 of the pedestal 11 is accommodated and the rotating portion 21. A rotating region 13c that deforms during rotation and a seat region 13d that accommodates the seat 19 are continuously provided in order from the bottom without a boundary.

A waist bag portion that can be opened and closed by a fastener in the base region 13b of the accommodating portion 13 in an region other than the facing surface facing the body of the wearer A during use, and in the present embodiment on the front side of the base region 13b of the accommodating portion 13. 33 is provided. An appropriate item can be stored in the waist bag portion 33.

The waist belt 15 is connected to the base region 13b of the accommodating portion 13, so that the seat region 13d, preferably the seat region 13d and the rotation region 13c of the accommodating portion 13 project upward from the waist belt 15. It is provided.
In the present embodiment, two sets of waist belts 15 are fixed to both side edges of the accommodating portion 13 in a detachable manner and are arranged so as to be overlapped inside and outside. Specifically, it has a width substantially equal to the vertical length of the base region 13b. Further, a first waist belt 15a having a hook-and-loop fastener and a second waist belt 15b provided on the outer peripheral side of the first waist belt 15a and having a bangle portion 15c for connection are provided.

In the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment, the accommodating portion 13 is arranged on the abdomen of the wearer, and is attached to the waist portion A1 of the wearer A without slack by the first waist belt 15 having a hook-and-loop fastener, and the bagle portion 15c is attached from the outer circumference thereof. By firmly attaching the second waist belt 15 to the waist A1 of the wearer A, the base region 13b of the accommodating portion 13 can be firmly abutted and supported by the wearer A. For this hook-and-loop fastener, it is also possible to adopt a quiet hook-and-loop fastener that can soften the sound when the hook-and-loop fastener is removed.

The hip seat 10 of the present embodiment is provided with a detachable safety belt 35 having a shape as shown in FIG. 13 and which can be attached to the infant B.
The safety belt 35 has a substantially T-shape when viewed from the front, and is made of a flexible and non-stretchable material. As shown in FIG. 14, the lower end portion has a belt connection end portion that can be connected to the belt connection portion 13e provided near the rotation region 13c that is the boundary between the seat portion region 13d and the base region 13b of the accommodating portion 13. 37 is provided. In the present embodiment, the fasteners provided at the belt connecting portion 13e are connected by engaging the fasteners at the belt connecting end portion 37.

The remaining end of the safety belt 35 is provided with a bagle portion 39 that can be engaged with and detached from each other, and the safety belt 35 is arranged in an annular shape around the body portion B2 of the infant B to engage the bagle portion 39. Therefore, the infant B can be supported by the safety belt 35.
The safety belt 35 may be removed and housed in the waist bag portion 33 or the like when not in use.

In order to support the infant B in the sitting posture by using the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment, the hip seat 10 is firmly fixed to the waist A1 of the wearer A by the first waist belt 15a and the second waist belt 15b, and then. As shown in FIG. 15, the pedestal 11 accommodated in the accommodating portion 13 is bent so that the seat portion 19 is projected forward with an appropriate rotation angle with respect to the base portion 17.

As a result, the support surface 17a of the base portion 17 is arranged along the wearer A, the seat surface 19a of the seat portion 19 is arranged upward, and the accommodating portion 13 is deformed according to the pedestal 11. As a result, the cushion material of the seat cover 19 is interposed between the seat surface 19a of the seat 19 and the seat region 13d of the accommodating portion 13. Then, the belt connection end portion 37 of the safety belt 15 is connected to the belt connection portion 13e of the accommodating portion 13 and arranged.
In this state, the infant B can be supported in the sitting posture by putting the infant in the sitting posture in the forward direction or the rearward facing the wearer side, and by attaching the safety belt 35 to the body B2 of the infant B (the infant B can be supported in the sitting posture). FIG. 16).

Next, the baby carrier 40 of the present embodiment using such a hip seat 10 will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the baby carrier 40 is configured by attaching a torso pad 41 and a shoulder belt 43 to the hip seat 10.

The body pad 41 is made of a material having appropriate flexibility and is formed in a shape capable of supporting a wide area of the body portion B2 of the infant B. At the lower end of the body pad 41, a pad connecting end 45 that can be connected to the pad connecting portion 13f provided at the tip of the seat region 13d in the accommodating portion 13 of the hip seat 10 is provided. In the present embodiment, the fastener provided on the pad connection portion 13f is connected by engaging the fastener of the pad connection end portion 45.
By being connected in this way, it is possible to support the torso B2 of the infant B in a state where the accommodating portion 13 of the hip seat 10 and the torso pad 41 are integrally continuous.

A head covering portion 47 covering the head of the infant B as shown by a virtual line in the figure is provided on the top of the body pad 41. When not in use, remove it and store it in the waist bag 33 or roll it up and fasten it with the hood stopper 47a.
Various pockets and accommodating portions are provided on the outer surface of the body pad 41 of the present embodiment that does not face the wearer A, but detailed illustration is omitted.

The shoulder belt 43 is provided at an intermediate position in the vertical direction of the body pad 41. Although not particularly limited, an upper shoulder belt 43a formed of the same material as the body pad 41 is provided on the upper side of the shoulder belt 43, and is connected to the lower shoulder belt 43b on the tip side.
In the present embodiment, the shoulder portion B3 of the infant B is formed at a position and shape covered from the outside by the torso pad 41 or the upper shoulder belt 43a.

In order to use the baby carrier 40, the pad connection end portion 45 of the torso pad 41 may be connected to the pad connection portion 13f of the accommodating portion 13 of the hip seat 10, and the torso pad 41 and the accommodating portion 13 and the wearer A may be used. In between, the infant B can be held by supporting the infant and attaching the shoulder belt 43 of the torso pad 41 and the waist belt 15 of the hip seat 10 to the shoulder A3 and the waist of the wearer A, respectively. Is.

According to the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment as described above, the hip seat 10 has a base portion 17 that can be arranged along the body of the wearer A and a seat portion 19 having a seating surface 19a on which the buttocks B1 of the infant B can be placed. It includes a pedestal 11, an accommodating portion 13 having a shape corresponding to the pedestal 11 and accommodating the pedestal 11, and a waist belt 15 connected to the accommodating portion 13.

Therefore, if the pedestal 11 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 13 and the waist belt 15 is attached to the waist of the wearer A, the pedestal 11 can be securely fixed to the wearer A. Then, by ensuring the strength of the pedestal 11, the weight of the infant B can be received by the seat surface 19a of the seat portion 19 and supported by the body of the wearer A by the base 17, and the weight of the infant B can be supported through the pedestal 11. It can be directly and firmly supported by the body of the wearer A.

Further, in the pedestal 11, the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19 can be rotated, and the rotation angle can be adjusted and held. Therefore, when the infant B is supported in the sitting posture, the seat portion 19 projects forward with respect to the base 17 of the pedestal 11 accommodated in the accommodating portion 13 to adjust the angle, so that the wearer A can be with the infant B. It is possible to select an appropriate degree of adhesion.

On the other hand, when the infant B is not seated, if the base 17 and the seat 19 are bent or flattened as much as possible so as not to get in the way, it can be accommodated in an arbitrary place and is convenient even when the baby B is not seated.

Further, since the waist belt 15 that can be attached to the waist portion A1 of the wearer A is connected to the base region 13b that accommodates the base portion 17 in the accommodating portion 13, the hip seat 10 is securely attached to the wearer A by the waist belt 15. Even in this state, the seat portion 19 can be easily rotated to adjust the rotation angle, and an appropriate degree of adhesion to the infant B can be selected.

The hip seat 10 of the present embodiment has a support surface 17a whose base portion 17 can be supported by the body of the wearer A, and the support surface 17a is covered with a cushioning material. Therefore, when the infant B is seated on the hip seat 10, the cushion material is pressed against the body by the wearer A, and the weight of the infant B can be supported by the support surface 17a, so that the infant B is seated on the hip seat 10. easy.
Further, even if the support surface 17a is not covered with the cushion material, the same effect can be obtained by providing the cushion material on the cover 11a covering the pedestal 11.

In the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment, a safety belt 35 that can be attached to the infant B is provided on the seat surface 19a side near the boundary between the seat region 13d accommodating the seat portion 19 and the base region 13b in the accommodating portion 13. ing. Therefore, the infant B supported in the sitting posture on the seat surface 19a can be safely held by attaching the safety belt 35. Moreover, since the safety belt 35 is provided on the seat surface 19a side near the base region 13b fixed to the wearer A by the waist belt 15, the infant B can be firmly supported and the infant B can firmly support the hip seat 10. It is possible to prevent accidents in which the belt bends forward and falls.

In the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment, the base region 13b of the accommodating portion 13 has the waist bag portion 33 in a region other than the surface facing the body of the wearer A. Therefore, the waist bag portion 33 can be used in the same shape regardless of whether the seat portion 19 of the pedestal 11 is projected to support the infant B in the sitting posture or the infant B is not supported in the sitting posture. As a result, it is possible to freely select whether or not to support the infant B in the sitting posture while using the waist bag portion 33.

In the hip seat 10 of the present embodiment, the angle adjusting portion 23 of the pedestal 11 is provided at an intermediate position on the surface of the seat portion 19 opposite to the seat surface 19a. Therefore, there is no possibility that the angle adjusting portion 23 having the moving portion comes into contact with the infant B side at the time of use, and the safety can be improved.

According to the baby carrier 40 of the present embodiment, the torso pad 41 is detachably connected to the tip of the seat area 13d in the accommodating portion 13 of the hip seat 10 as described above, and the shoulder belt 43 is connected to the torso pad 41. Has been done. Therefore, when the torso pad 41 is removed, it can be used as the hip seat 10 as described above.

When the torso pad 41 is attached, the buttocks B1 and the torso B2 of the infant B can be held in a state where the seat area 13d of the accommodating portion 13 of the hip seat 10 and the torso pad 41 are continuous.
By tilting the pedestal 11 at an appropriate angle and holding the infant B by the seat region 13d of the accommodating portion 13 and the torso pad 41, it is possible to select an appropriate degree of adhesion with the wearer A.

In either state, the baby carrier 40 holding the infant B is further attached by attaching the shoulder belt 43 to the shoulder of the wearer A and the waist belt 15 of the hip seat 10 to the waist of the wearer A. It can be stably attached to the wearer A. As a result, the seat region 13d of the hip seat 10 and the torso pad 41 can hold the infant B and firmly support it.

Moreover, since the torso pad 41 can be attached to and detached from the tip of the seat area 13d, it is easy to switch between the hip seat 10 and the baby carrier 40, and the torso pad 41 can be attached and detached while the wearer A is wearing the hip seat 10. It is easy to use because it can be switched.
As a result, the baby carrier 40 can firmly support the baby B and is easy to use.

The above embodiment can be appropriately modified within the scope of the present invention.
For example, in the above embodiment, an example in which both the base portion 17 and the seat portion 19 of the pedestal 11 are formed of a substantially plate-shaped member having a three-dimensional shape has been described, but the base portion 17 is a substantially plate-shaped member and the seat portion 19 is It may be rod-shaped or frame-shaped, and the base 17 and seat 19 may be formed in rod-shaped or frame-shaped.
Further, the angle adjusting unit 23 for adjusting the angle of the pedestal 11 is not limited to the ratchet mechanism, and the angle of the pedestal 11 may be adjusted by another mechanism.

A Wearer A1 Waist A3 Shoulder B Infant B1 Butt B2 Torso B3 Shoulder 10 Hip seat 11 Pedestal 13 Accommodation 13a Opening 13b Base area 13c Rotation area 13d Seat area 13e Belt connection 13f Pad connection 15 Waist Belt 15a 1st waist belt 15b 2nd waist belt 15c Bagle part 17 Base 17a Support surface 17b Rib 17c Cushion material 19 Seat 19a Seat surface 19b Rib 21 Rotating part 23 Angle adjustment part 25 Cover member 27 Base cover 29 Seat cover 31 Belt-shaped cover
33 Waist bag 35 Safety belt 37 Belt connection end 39 Bagle part 40 Baby carrier 41 Body pad 43 Shoulder belt 43a Upper shoulder belt 43b Lower shoulder belt 45 Pad connection end 47 Head covering 47a Hood stop belt

Claims (4)

A base that can be placed along the wearer's body, a seat that has a seat on which the baby's buttocks can be placed,
A connecting portion that rotatably connects the base portion and the seat portion, a pedestal having an angle adjusting portion capable of adjusting and holding the rotation angle of the seat portion with respect to the base portion, and a pedestal.
A housing unit that has a shape corresponding to the pedestal and accommodates the pedestal so that it can be taken in and out.
In a hip seat comprising a waist belt in which the base of the accommodating portion is connected to an accommodating base region and can be worn on the waist of the wearer.
The base and seat are formed of plate-like members having ribs on both sides in the width direction.
The seat portion is formed in a shape in which the width gradually decreases from the connecting portion toward the tip.
The connecting portion is rotatably connected to both ends of the base portion and the seat portion in the width direction.
The angle adjusting portion is provided so as to erection the opposite surface of the support surface of the base portion and the opposite surface of the seat surface of the seat portion, and the rotation angle of the seat portion with respect to the base portion is in the range of 30 to 180 degrees. A hip seat characterized by having a ratchet mechanism capable of maintaining a rotation angle while supporting the weight load of the infant when the infant is placed on the seat by rotating the seat. The hip seat according to claim 1, wherein the base portion has a support portion that can be supported by the wearer's body. The hip according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a safety belt that can be worn by the infant is provided on the seat surface side near the boundary between the seat region accommodating the seat portion and the base region in the accommodating portion. Sheet. The hip seat according to any one of claims 1 to 3 is detachably connected to the tip of the seat region for accommodating the seat in the accommodating portion, and is detachably connected to the torso of the infant with the wearer. A baby carrier comprising a torso pad for holding a portion and a shoulder belt connected to the torso pad and attached to the wearer's shoulder.

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