Bowl helpful for cultivating good eating habits of infants

Abstract

The invention discloses a bowl helpful for cultivating good eating habits of infants. The bowl comprises a bowl inner container, a bowl body, an annular base, a bowl cover, a connecting strip, a handheld part, an installation part, a cylindrical lifting rod, a compression spring, a rack, a supporting plate, a rotating shaft and a gear. When the bowl body is placed on a table top, under the gravityaction of the bowl body, the cylindrical lifting rod ascends and drives the rack to move upwards, the rack moves upwards to drive the gear to rotate clockwise by 90 degrees, and the bowl cover is closed rightwards, when the annular base leaves the table top, the cylindrical lifting rod descends to the position where the baffle ring makes contact with the check ring under elastic action of the compression spring, the bottom end of the cylindrical lifting rod is exposed out of the lower portion of the annular base, the rack moves downwards to drive the gear to rotate anticlockwise by 90 degrees, and the bowl cover is opened leftwards. According to the bowl special for the infant to learn the correct eating posture, the infant can take out rice grains from the bowl only by holding the bowl with the hand during eating, and the good eating habit of the infant can be cultivated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of tableware, in particular to a bowl that helps to cultivate children's good eating habits. Background technique [0002] Bowls are the main tableware for people to eat. The correct posture for eating is to hold the bottom of the bowl with one hand, and take out the rice grains with chopsticks or a spoon with the other hand and put them into your mouth. But children have just started to learn to eat by themselves, and have not yet formed this habit. They often place the bowl on the table, and use chopsticks or spoons to reach into the bowl to take out rice grains. The rice grains are easy to scatter on the table and the ground, causing Food waste: In order to prevent rice grains from falling on the table and the ground, young children often bow their heads and put their mouths close to the bowl to eat. This posture is not conducive to the health of the children's lumbar and cervical spine. In order to cul...

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But children have just started to learn to eat by themselves, and have not yet formed this habit. They often place the bowl on the table, and use chopsticks or spoons to reach into the bowl to take out rice grains. Food waste: In order to prevent rice grains from falling on the table and the ground, young children often bow their heads and put their mouths close to the bowl to eat. This posture is not conducive to the health of the lumbar and cervical spine of young children

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