Belt with pocket for toddler mobility

Abstract

This relates to a belt with a movable pocket that can be used regardless of the type of clothing worn by an infant and can be safely and easily put on and adjusted.To provide a belt with a movable pocket for infants that can be easily put on and taken off by an infant by a nursery teacher while preventing damage to the clip when helping an infant change clothes or use the toilet, and that ensures a suitable fit and safety according to the infant's movements. [Solution] A stretchable rubber belt part 2 and a belt part 3 made of a non-stretchable material are connected by a safety buckle 4 that comes off when a certain force is applied, and side release buckles 5 are attached to both ends of the belt, which becomes a loop when the buckles are connected. A portable pocket 1 is attached to the belt. A backpack hook 6 is provided on the non-stretchable belt part, allowing the length to be adjusted.

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a belt with a mobile pocket for infants. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventional portable pockets for infants were used by many infants to carry handkerchiefs and tissues. However, this conventional portable pocket had to be clipped to the waist of pants or skirts with a pocket clip, which required the nursery teacher to take off and put on every time the infant changed clothes or assisted in excretion. In addition, the clip was fragile, and there was a high possibility that the infant would break it when putting it on or taking it off by itself. Another problem was that it could not be used on clothes that do not have a place to clip it, such as one-piece dresses. For this reason, portable pockets with belts are currently sold on Mercari and other sites, but conventional belts are made entirely of elastic rubber material or entirely of non-elastic material, so it is difficult to fit the belt around the waist in accordance with the infant's active movements, and there was a problem that it was easy to slip off. In addition, conventional belts did not have a mechanism to come off when a strong force was applied in the longitudinal direction, and the problem of the belt wrapping around the neck and causing danger when the infant wrapped it around the body was not solved. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] The problem that the invention aims to solve is to provide a portable pocket for infants that can be used regardless of the type of clothing the infant wears, and that eliminates the trouble of nursery teachers having to put on and take off the portable pocket when changing clothes or assisting with excretion, by simply pulling it up to the infant's chest and then returning it to the waist. Another objective is to prevent the clip from breaking, to have a side release buckle that is easy for infants to operate themselves, and to have appropriate elasticity, so that even infants whose hands are still developing can easily put it on and take it off. Furthermore, the invention aims to fit the active movements of infants so that it does not slip off easily, and to incorporate a mechanism that releases when strong force is applied in the longitudinal direction, thereby avoiding danger even if the belt gets wrapped around the neck. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] This device is a belt with a portable pocket for infants, characterized in that an elastic belt part attached freely stretchable in the longitudinal direction and a belt part made of a non-stretchable material are connected by a safety buckle that comes off when a certain force is applied. Side release buckles are attached to both ends of the belt part, and when these are connected, they form a loop. A portable pocket is attached to the belt, and the attachment method can be of any type, such as sewing or using a portable pocket clip. In addition, a backpack hook is attached to the non-stretchable belt part, so the length can be adjusted to suit the growth of the infant. Effect of the Invention

[0006] The belt with a pocket for moving children of the present invention can be used regardless of the type of clothing the child wears. In addition, when a childcare worker helps a child change clothes or use the toilet, the belt can be pulled up to the child's chest without removing it, and then returned to the waist after the task, preventing damage to the clip. Since the belt has moderate elasticity, it is possible to prevent the child's clothes from getting wet by lifting the hem of the child's top and pinching it when the child uses the toilet. Furthermore, the side release buckle, which is easy for even children to operate, and the moderate elasticity allow even children who are still in the developmental stage of their hands to put it on and take it off by themselves. In addition, since one part of the belt is made of a stretchable material and the other part is made of a non-stretchable material, it fits the active movements of the child and is not likely to slip off. Furthermore, the mechanism that releases when a strong force is applied in the longitudinal direction prevents danger even if the belt wraps around the neck. In addition, a backpack loop is attached to the non-stretchable belt part, so the length can be adjusted and it can be used for a long time according to the child's growth. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1] 1 is a perspective view showing a belt with a pocket for moving children according to one embodiment of the present invention; DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0008] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a belt with a pocket for moving an infant according to one embodiment of the present invention. As shown in this figure, the belt with portable pocket for infants of this embodiment is connected by a safety buckle that releases when a certain force is applied to a rubber belt part that is attached to be freely stretched in the longitudinal direction and a belt part made of a non-stretchable material. Side release buckles are attached to both ends of the belt part, and it is configured to become a ring shape when the buckles are connected. In addition, a portable pocket is attached to the belt, and the attachment method can be any type, such as sewing or attaching using a mobile pocket clip to the belt. Furthermore, a backpack hook is attached to the belt part made of a non-stretchable material, which allows the length of the belt to be adjusted so that it can be used according to the growth of the infant. The belt with a moving pocket for an infant according to the present invention can also be modified as follows. For example, it is possible to change the safety buckle used to connect the rubber belt part and the belt part made of a non-stretchable material to a magnetic buckle or another safety structure that can be attached and detached with one touch. Such a configuration can further improve the ease of connection and safety. In addition, the backpack hook used as the belt adjustment mechanism can be replaced with a slider-type length adjustment part. This change allows the belt length to be adjusted more smoothly, so even small children can easily adjust the fit. Furthermore, the method of attaching the portable pocket can be made easier by using removable snap buttons, hook and loop (hook and loop fasteners), etc. This configuration makes it easier to replace and wash the pocket, improving user convenience. As described above, while maintaining the basic configuration, the present invention can be embodied in a variety of ways according to the purpose and needs of the user by changing the structure and materials of each part. [Explanation of symbols]

[0009] 1 Mobile pocket 2. Belts made of stretchable material 3. Belts made of non-stretchable material 4 Safety buckle 5 Side release buckle 6 Backpack

Claims

1. This belt with a portable pocket for infants is characterized in that a rubber belt part attached so as to be freely stretchable in the longitudinal direction and a belt part made of a non-stretchable material are connected by a safety buckle which is released when a certain force is applied.

2. The belt with a portable pocket for infants described in claim 1, characterized in that side release buckles are attached to both ends of the belt portion, which are formed into a ring shape by connecting the buckles, a portable pocket is attached to the belt portion, and a backpack hook is attached to the belt portion made of a non-stretchable material, and the length of the belt can be adjusted by the backpack hook.

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