Fountain type standing aider

Abstract

The invention relates to a fountain type standing aider which is composed of a bottom plate, a protective layer, a column, a protective film, a water column type frame and a protective sleeve, wherein the bottom plate is square in shape and is made of a wood plate; the protective layer is arranged on the upper surface of the bottom plate, is made of foam and is connected onto the bottom plate through bonding; the column is positioned in the center of the bottom plate, is made of a steel pipe, is perpendicular to the bottom plate and is fixed on the bottom plate through screws; the protective film is coated outside the column and is made of foam; the water column type frame is made of multiple steel pipes and is fixed on the top of the column through screws; the protective sleeve is arranged outside the water column type frame and is made of silica gel; the bottoms of the water column type frame are respectively connected with a pull ring; and the pull ring is made of plastic. The standing aider provides a safe and firm climber for standing practice for infants at the early standing practice stage in the walking learning process, reduces accidental hurt to the infants in the standing learning process and increases the confidence of the infants in standing and walking learning.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an auxiliary tool for infants to learn to walk, in particular to a water-spraying shaped stand which enables infants to learn to stand in the early stages of toddlerhood. Background technique [0002] Infants and toddlers in the early toddler years need to do a lot of standing exercises to get balance and gradually start to walk. In the process of learning to stand, infants need to overcome the huge psychological fear to learn to stand. When they have the desire to stand, they often instinctively grab any object in front of them to climb, and then use the strength of their hands and the muscles of their legs to support themselves stand up. However, because infants themselves have no judgment, many objects they cling to do not have a solid ground foundation, and they are easy to topple under the unidirectional force of the infant, pressing the infant's body and causing injury. Contents of the invention [0003] In order to ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, because infants themselves have no judgment, many objects they cling to do not have a solid foundation on the ground, and they are easy to fall over under the force of infants in one direction, pressing the infant's body and causing injury.

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