Infant carrier

Abstract

An infant carrier includes a waist-worn member having a circumferential length capable of wrapping at least a part of a waist of a user, and a tightening unit configured to selectively bring the waist-worn member into close contact with the waist of the user. The tightening unit includes a cable member, a hooking part configured to movably support the cable member, and an adjustment part configured to adjust the circumferential length of the waist-worn member by winding or unwinding the cable member. Fig 1.

Description

Infant carrier

[0001] The present invention relates to a carrier for infants.

[0002] In general, infant carriers are designed to be used to carry infants on the user's chest or back for convenience and safety when going out with infants who cannot walk.

[0003] In the case of conventional infant carriers, most of the infant's weight is transferred to the guardian's shoulders through the shoulder belt, and depending on the position of holding or carrying the infant, the guardian has to lean back or bend his or her upper body to maintain balance, which not only causes problems with the guardian's spine, but also makes wearing the carrier very uncomfortable. In particular, as infants grow, their weight increases, and when carrying an infant who has grown to a certain extent, the user's waist is excessively burdened by the infant's weight.

[0004] Embodiments of the present invention were invented against the background described above, and are intended to provide an infant carrier capable of distributing the load of an infant and reducing the burden on the user's body.

[0005] In addition, it is intended to provide an infant carrier in which the length of the waist member can be easily and more precisely adjusted than before.

[0006] According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided an infant carrier, comprising: a waist wearable member that is provided to be wearable on a user's waist and includes a first wearable part and a second wearable part; and a tightening unit provided on the waist wearable member and configured to adjust a circumferential length of the waist wearable member when the waist wearable member is worn on the user's waist, wherein the tightening unit comprises: a cable member connecting the first wearable part and the second wearable part; a hooking part through which the cable member passes and is movably supported; an adjusting part through which the cable member can be wound and which selectively releases at least a portion of the wound cable member to adjust the circumferential length; and a cover that is selectively connected to the waist wearable member and covers at least a portion of the tightening unit, wherein the cover comprises: a connecting part that can be connected to the waist wearable member; and a waist support part that can support the waist of the user between the waist wearable member and the waist of the user.

[0007] According to embodiments of the present invention, there is an effect of reducing the burden on the body of a user of an infant carrier.

[0008] Additionally, the length of the waist member of the infant carrier can be easily and more precisely adjusted than before.

[0009] FIG. 1 is a perspective view conceptually illustrating an infant carrier according to one embodiment of the present invention.

[0010] Figure 2 shows the cover removed with the waist-wearing member of the infant carrier of Figure 1 unfolded.

[0011] Figure 3 is an enlarged view of the cable member and the hanging part of Figure 2.

[0012] Figure 4 is a perspective view conceptually illustrating the cover of the infant carrier of Figure 1.

[0013] Fig. 5 is a conceptual diagram showing that the length selection unit of the infant carrier of Fig. 1 is connected and the circumference of the waist-wearing member is reduced.

[0014] Fig. 6 is a conceptual diagram showing that the tightening unit of the infant carrier of Fig. 5 has been manipulated to further reduce the circumference of the waist-wearing member.

[0015] Hereinafter, specific embodiments for implementing the idea of ​​the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

[0016] In addition, when explaining the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of a related known configuration or function may obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description is omitted.

[0017] Additionally, when it is said that a component is 'connected to', 'supported by', or 'in contact with' another component, it should be understood that it may be directly connected to, supported by, or in contact with that other component, but there may also be other components present in between.

[0018] The terminology used herein is intended solely to describe specific embodiments and is not intended to limit the invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

[0019] Additionally, please note that the terms "upper side," "lower side," and "side" in this specification are based on the illustrations in the drawings and may be expressed differently if the orientation of the subject changes. For the same reason, some components in the attached drawings are exaggerated, omitted, or schematically depicted, and the sizes of each component do not fully reflect the actual size.

[0020] Additionally, terms that include ordinal numbers, such as "first," "second," etc., may be used to describe various components, but these components are not limited by such terms. These terms are used solely to distinguish one component from another.

[0021] The term "comprising" as used in the specification means specifying a particular characteristic, region, integer, step, operation, element and / or component, but does not exclude the presence or addition of other particular characteristics, regions, integers, steps, operations, elements, components and / or groups.

[0022] Hereinafter, a specific configuration of an infant carrier according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0023] First, referring to FIG. 1, an infant carrier (1) according to one embodiment of the present invention can be used to transport an infant. A user can wear the infant carrier around their waist, place the infant in it, and transport the infant. This infant carrier (1) may include a waist-wearing member (10), a hip seat (20), a sling (30), a tightening unit (40), a cover (50), a length selection unit (60), and a connecting member (70).

[0024] The waist-wearing member (10) may be formed to wrap around all or part of the user's waist when the user wears the infant carrier (1). The waist-wearing member (10) may include a first wearing portion (11) and a second wearing portion (12) that are connected to each other by a cable member (100) described later. In addition, the waist-wearing member (10) may be configured to be fastened to the user's waist while being supported by the user's waist. In addition, the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) may be adjusted by a tightening unit (40) and a length selection unit (60). In addition, the waist-wearing member (10) may be formed to extend to both sides of the hip seat (20) and may have a belt shape having ends on both sides.

[0025] The hip seat (20) can support the load of an infant. The hip seat (20) can be connected to the outer surface of the waist-wearing member (10) and can support the hips of the infant. The hip seat (20) can include foam to firmly maintain its shape and fabric covering the foam, and a seat member that provides a soft feeling when the hips of the infant are placed on the upper side of the hip seat (20) can be provided. The seat member can be composed of a material such as Styrofoam, for example.

[0026] When viewed from the side, the hip seat (20) may be formed to have a gently curved shape on the lower side, and the upper surface thereof may be formed to have a shape that slopes upwards as it extends away from the user's side when the user wears the hip seat (20) and the hip seat (20) is in close contact with the user's body, but may be formed flat. Accordingly, when an infant is seated on the hip seat (20), the infant's upper body can be tilted toward the user's body, providing comfort and stability to the infant.

[0027] A sling (30) can support the body of an infant. This sling (30) can include a support member (31) that supports the back or buttocks of the infant, and a shoulder strap (32) that is connected to the support member (31) and attached to the user's shoulder. The shoulder strap (32) can be configured to be adjustable in length.

[0028] Meanwhile, in the drawing according to the present embodiment, the cradle (30) is shown as being connected to the hip seat (20) and the hip seat (20) is connected to the waist-wearing member (10). However, in some cases, either the hip seat (20) or the cradle (30) may be configured to be selectively detachable or may be omitted. In addition, when the hip seat (20) is omitted, the cradle (30) is connected to the waist-wearing member (10) so that the cradle (30) can support the infant's hips and back, and when the cradle (30) is omitted, the infant's hips can be placed on the hip seat (20) without the cradle (30).

[0029] Referring further to FIGS. 2 and 3, the tightening unit (40) can adjust the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10). In addition, the adjustment of the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) can be achieved by the user manipulating the tightening unit (40) while wearing the infant carrier (1). The tightening unit (40) can include a cable member (100), an adjusting member (200), and a hooking member (300).

[0030] The cable member (100) can be connected to the adjusting part (200) at one end, and can be wound around the adjusting part (200) by the adjusting part (200) rotating. In addition, the cable member (100) can be extended from the adjusting part (200) and sequentially pass through the end-side cable guide (first cable guide (331)), the first hook (310), the second hook (320), and the end-side cable guide (second cable guide (332)) described later, and then be extended back to the adjusting part (200). In addition, the cable member (100) can be extended to alternately pass through the first hook (310) and the second hook (442). This cable member (100) can be formed of a wire.

[0031] The adjusting member (200) can adjust the circumference of the waist-worn member (10) by winding or unwinding the cable member (100). This adjusting member (200) can be arranged on the outer circumferential surface of the waist-worn member (10) and can be arranged closer to the second hooking member (320) than the first hooking member (310) of the hooking member (300). In addition, the circumference of the waist-worn member (10) by the adjusting member (200) can be adjusted even when the user is wearing the infant carrier (1). The adjusting member (200) can be configured to wind the cable member (100) by rotating in one direction (e.g., clockwise) and unwind the cable member (100) by rotating in another direction (e.g., counterclockwise).

[0032] In addition, the adjusting part (200) can be placed in a locked state or an unlocked state by a stopper (not shown) that can selectively limit the adjusting part (200) from rotating in other directions. Such a stopper can be placed inside the adjusting part (200). For example, the stopper can include grooves and / or protrusions that are interlocked with each other when the adjusting part (200) is placed in a locked state and spaced apart from each other when the adjusting part (200) is placed in an unlocked state. The stopper can allow rotation in one direction to reduce the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) of the adjusting part (200) when in a locked state, but can limit rotation in the other direction to increase the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10). In addition, the stopper can allow rotation of the adjusting part (200) in both one direction and the other direction when in an unlocked state. The control unit (200) can be prevented from rotating arbitrarily in a locked state by the stopper, and the cable member (100) can be prevented from being unwound.

[0033] This adjusting part (200) may be configured to be selectively movable in a direction away from the waist-worn member (10). When the adjusting part (200) is moved in either a direction away from the waist-worn member (10) or a direction approaching the waist-worn member (10) (for example, a direction approaching the waist-worn member (10)), it may be placed in a locked state, while when the adjusting part (200) is moved in the other direction away from the waist-worn member (10) or a direction approaching the waist-worn member (10) (for example, a direction away from the waist-worn member (10)), it may be placed in an unlocked state.

[0034] When the user wants to reduce the circumference of the waist-worn member (10), the user can move the adjusting member (200) in either a direction away from the waist-worn member (10) or a direction approaching the waist-worn member (10) (for example, in a direction approaching the waist-worn member (10)) to lock it, and then rotate the adjusting member (200) to wind the cable member (100). As the cable member (100) is wound around the adjusting member (200), the gap between the first hooking member (310) and the second hooking member (320) becomes closer, and the circumference of the waist-worn member (10) can be reduced.

[0035] Meanwhile, when the user wants to increase the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10), the user can move the adjusting member (200) in the other direction (for example, in the direction away from the waist-wearing member (10)) among the directions away from the waist-wearing member (10) and closer to the waist-wearing member (10) to release the adjustment member (200), and then rotate the adjustment member (200) to release the cable member (100). As the cable member (100) is released from the adjustment member (200), the distance between the first hooking member (310) and the second hooking member (320) increases, and the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) can be increased.

[0036] The adjusting member (200) adjusts the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) by adjusting the degree to which the cable member (100) is wound, so that the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) can be adjusted more finely.

[0037] The hook (300) can movably support the cable member (100). The hook (300) can include a first hook (310), a second hook (320), and a guide (330).

[0038] The first hook (310) can guide the cable member (100) and can be formed so that the cable member (100) can pass through it. The first hook (310) is arranged at one end of the waist-worn member (10) and can include at least one ring. The first hook (310) can be arranged at an end on the second wearable part (12) side within the first wearable part (11). When a plurality of rings are provided in the first hook (310), the distance between the plurality of rings can be set to be smaller than the average width of the waist-worn member (10). For example, the first hook (310) can include a first ring (311), a second ring (312), and a third ring (313). The first to third rings (313) can guide the movement of the cable member (100) so that the direction in which the cable member (100) extends changes. The cable member (100) can extend in a direction away from the second hook (320) and then, after passing through the first to third rings (311, 312, 313), extend in a direction closer to the second hook (320). The first to third rings (311, 312, 313) can be sequentially arranged along the width direction of the waist wearable member (10) and can be spaced apart from each other. In addition, as illustrated in FIG. 3, the distance (d1) in the width direction of the waist wearable member (10) between the first ring (311) and the third ring (313) can be smaller than the average width (w) of the waist wearable member (10).

[0039] The second hook (320) can guide the cable member (100) and can be formed so that the cable member (100) can pass through it. The second hook (320) can be arranged on the other end side of the waist wearable member (10) and can include at least one ring. This second hook (320) can be arranged on the end side of the first wearable member (11) within the second wearable part (12). When a plurality of rings are provided in the second hook (320), the distance between the plurality of rings can be set to be smaller than the average width of the waist wearable member (10). For example, the second hook (320) can include a fourth ring (321) and a fifth ring (322). The fourth and fifth rings (321, 322) can guide the movement of the cable member (100) so that the direction in which the cable member (100) extends changes. The fourth ring (321) may be arranged to face the first ring (311), and the fifth ring (322) may be arranged to face the third ring (313). The cable member (100) may extend away from the first hook (310), pass through the fourth and fifth rings (321, 322), and then extend toward the first hook (310). The fourth and fifth rings (321, 322) may be arranged along the width direction of the waist-worn member (10) and may be spaced apart from each other. In addition, the fourth ring (321) and the fifth ring (322) may be arranged on both sides of the guide portion (330) in the width direction of the waist-worn member (10). In addition, as illustrated in FIG. 3, the distance (d2) in the width direction of the waist-wearing member (10) between the fourth ring (321) and the fifth ring (322) may be smaller than the average width (w) of the waist-wearing member (10).

[0040] The gap between the first catch (310) and the second catch (320) can be changed as the cable member (100) is wound or unwound. In addition, the first catch (310) and the second catch (320) are not restricted in moving in the direction of adjoining each other as the cable member (100) is wound. Therefore, the cable member (100) can be wound (taken up) until the first catch (310) and the second catch (320) come into contact with each other. Therefore, the tightening unit (40) can be configured to be able to adjust the distance between the first catch (310) and the second catch (320) with a wider width.

[0041] The guide part (330) can guide the cable member (100) to extend from the adjusting part (200) toward the first hook (310) and the second hook (320). The guide part (330) can be arranged at the other end of the waist wearable member (10) where the second hook (320) is provided (for example, the end of the second wearable part (12) toward the first wearable part (11)). This guide part (330) can include end-side cable guides (331, 332) and a middle-side cable guide (333). In addition, the end-side cable guides (331, 332) can include the first cable guide (331) and the second cable guide (332). The short-end cable guide (331, 332) may have a hole shape and may be positioned to face the second ring (312) at the other end of the waist-wearing member (10).

[0042] The end-side cable guides (331, 332) can guide the cable member (100) to move in a direction coming out from the other end of the waist-worn member (10) or moving in a direction going into the other end. The middle-side cable guide (333) can extend from the adjusting unit (200) toward the end-side cable guides (331, 332). A plurality of middle-side cable guides (333) can be provided, one of which can guide the cable member (100) extending from the adjusting unit (200) to the end-side cable guide (first cable guide (331)), and the other can guide the cable member (100) extending from the adjusting unit (200) to the end-side cable guide (second cable guide (332)).

[0043] When the hook (300) includes a plurality of loops, the cable member (100) can be extended in parallel in a zigzag shape. For example, when the first hook (310) includes the first to third loops (311, 312, 313) as described above, and the second hook (320) includes the fourth and fifth loops (321, 322), the cable member (100) can be extended from the adjusting member and sequentially pass through the end-side cable guide (the first cable guide (331)), the first loop (311), the fourth loop (321), the second loop (312), the fifth loop (322), the third loop (313), and the end-side cable guide (the second cable guide (332)) and then extend back to the cable guide. In this way, by extending the cable member (100) in parallel, the circumference of the waist wear member (10) can be more finely adjusted by the cable member (100).

[0044] Meanwhile, in the drawing according to the present embodiment, both the first hook (310) and the second hook (320) are illustrated as being provided, but in another modified example, the second hook (320) may be omitted. In this case, the cable member (100) may be extended from the adjusting unit (200) and sequentially pass through the end-side cable guide (first cable guide (331)), the ring of the first hook (310), the end-side cable guide (second cable guide (332)), and then extend back to the adjusting unit (200).

[0045] Referring further to FIG. 4, the cover (50) can cover at least a portion of the tightening unit (40). This cover (50) can be selectively connected to the waist-wearing member (10). For example, the cover (50) can cover the cable member (100) and the hooking member (300) of the tightening unit (40). This cover (50) can be inserted into the waist-wearing member (10). The cover (50) can include a waist support portion (51) and a connecting portion (52). The connecting portion (52) is provided to be connected to the waist-wearing member (10) and can be formed to penetrate the cover (50) in one direction. This waist support portion (51) can have a shape of a slit having a width substantially the same as the width of the waist-wearing member (10). The waist support portion (51) can support the user's waist. The waist support member (51) may include a cushioning material inside. The waist support member (51) may be placed between the user's waist and the waist-wearing member (10) when the user wears the infant carrier (1), thereby supporting the user's waist and providing comfort to the user's waist.

[0046] The length selection unit (60) can adjust the circumferential length of the waist-wearing member (10). The length selection unit (60) can be formed to extend in the width direction and can include a first fastening portion (61) and a second fastening portion (62) that can be selectively coupled. The first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62) can be arranged on the outer circumferential surface of the waist-wearing member (10). In addition, the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62) can extend in a direction transverse to the circumferential direction of the waist-wearing member (10) and can be arranged parallel to each other. For example, the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62) can extend in a direction parallel to the width direction of the waist-wearing member (10) so as to be perpendicular to the circumferential direction of the waist-wearing member (10).

[0047] When the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62) are not fastened to each other, they are spaced apart from each other, and the waist-wearing member (10) can be unfolded without being folded between the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62). The user can fasten the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62) to each other to reduce the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10). When the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62) are fastened to each other, the waist-wearing member (10) is folded between the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62). The circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) can be reduced by the length of the waist-wearing member (10) folded by the length selection unit (60). At least one such length selection unit (60) can be provided. The user can adjust the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) in advance by fastening the fastening parts of the length selection unit (60) to each other before wearing the infant carrier (1).

[0048] This length selection unit (60) can be placed in an area of ​​the waist wearable member (10) where the cable member (100) does not pass through. In other words, the length selection unit (60) can be placed so as not to overlap with the cable member (100). For example, the length selection unit (60) can be placed between the adjustment unit (200) and the center of the waist wearable member (10) or between the first hook (310) and the center of the waist wearable member (10). Since the length selection unit (60) is placed in an area where the cable member does not pass through, the user can conveniently operate the length selection unit (60) without interference from the cable member (100).

[0049] Meanwhile, in the drawing according to the present embodiment, the first fastening portion (61) and the second fastening portion (62) are shown as being formed as mutually fastenable zippers, but the spirit of the present invention is not necessarily limited thereto. The length selection unit (60) can be used to adjust the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) in advance before the user puts on the infant carrier (1).

[0050] The connecting member (70) can be selectively fastened so that the waist-wearing member (10) can be secured to the user's waist while wrapping around at least a portion of the user's waist. At least a portion of the connecting member (70) can be provided on the outer circumference of the waist-wearing member (10). In addition, the connecting member (70) can be provided in at least one type. For example, the connecting member (70) can include a buckle (71) and a Velcro (72). The connecting member (70) is provided as a fastening means between the first wearing part (11) and the second wearing part (12), and can be configured so that both ends thereof are connected to each other when the waist-wearing member (10) wraps around the user's waist.

[0051] The user can wear the waist-wearing member (10) on his / her waist by using the length selection unit (60), the tightening unit (40), and the connecting member (70) to wear the infant carrier (1). Hereinafter, the operation and effect of the infant carrier (1) having the configuration described above will be described with further reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.

[0052] First, referring to FIG. 5, the length selection unit (60) can be selectively fastened to reduce the circumference of the waist wear member (10). Before the user puts on the infant carrier (1), the user first selectively fastens the length selection unit (60) to adjust the circumference of the waist wear member (10) to an appropriate degree for his or her waist circumference. The length selection unit (60) adjusts the circumference of the waist wear member (10) before the user puts on the infant carrier (1), thereby providing the waist wear member (10) with an appropriate circumference for users of various body sizes. Accordingly, the waist wear member (10) can have a length that can be worn by a user with a thick build, while being configured so that a user with a thin build can comfortably wear the waist wear member (10) without having to excessively overlap the waist wear member (10).

[0053] A user who has appropriately adjusted the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) through the length selection unit (60) can secure the waist-wearing member (10) to his / her waist by fastening the connecting member (70). When the waist-wearing member (10) is closely attached to the user's waist to a certain degree or more, the load applied to the user's waist is reduced and the user can feel comfort in the waist. However, there is a limit to closely attaching the waist-wearing member (10) to his / her waist using the connecting member (70).

[0054] Next, referring to FIG. 6, when the tightening unit (40) rotates, the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) can be precisely reduced. The user can use the tightening unit (40) to reduce the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) so that the waist-wearing member (10) can fit tightly to his / her waist. The user can wind the cable member (100) connected to the adjusting member (200) by placing the adjusting member (200) in a locked state and rotating it in one direction. When the cable member (100) is wound, the length of the cable member (100) between the first hooking member (310) and the second hooking member (320) decreases, so that the distance between the first hooking member (310) and the second hooking member (320) becomes shorter.

[0055] In other words, the user can reduce the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) by simply rotating the adjusting member (200) to bring the first catch (310) and the second catch (320) close to each other, thereby bringing the waist-wearing member (10) close to his / her waist. Therefore, the user can easily adjust the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) with little effort, and can adjust the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) more precisely. When the circumference adjustment of the waist-wearing member (10) is completed in this way, the user can place the infant on the hip seat (20) and / or the sling (30).

[0056] Meanwhile, when taking off the infant carrier (1), the user can remove the waist-wearing member (10) from his / her waist by operating only the tightening unit (40) and the connecting member (70) without operating the length selection unit (60). First, the user can loosen the cable member (100) connected to the adjusting member (200) by changing the adjusting member (200) that was in the locked state to the unlocked state in order to loosen the tightening unit (40) and rotating the adjusting member (200) in the other direction. When the coiled cable member (100) is released, the gap between the first hook (310) and the second hook (320) increases, and the circumference of the waist-wearing member (10) can increase. Thereafter, the user can release the fastening of the connecting member (70) to remove the waist-wearing member (10) from his / her waist.

[0057] Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described as specific embodiments, these are merely examples, and the present invention is not limited thereto, but should be construed to have the broadest scope in accordance with the basic concepts disclosed in this specification. Those skilled in the art may combine / substitute the disclosed embodiments to implement patterns of shapes not specified, but this also does not depart from the scope of the present invention. In addition, those skilled in the art may easily modify or alter the disclosed embodiments based on this specification, and it is clear that such modifications or alterations also fall within the scope of the present invention.

[0058]

Claims

1. A waist-wearing member that is provided to be wearable on the user's waist and includes a first wearing part and a second wearing part; and Provided on the above waist-wearing member, and including a tightening unit for adjusting the circumference of the waist-wearing member when the waist-wearing member is worn on the user's waist, The above tightening unit is, A cable member connecting the first wearable part and the second wearable part; A hanging member through which the above cable member passes and is movably supported; An adjusting member capable of winding the cable member and selectively releasing at least a portion of the wound cable member to adjust the circumferential length; and A cover selectively connected to the above waist wearable member and covering at least a portion of the above tightening unit is included, The above cover, A connecting member that can be connected to the above waist-wearing member; and Including a waist support member that can support the user's waist between the waist wearable member and the user's waist, Infant carrier.

2. In paragraph 1, The above-mentioned catch is, A first hook positioned on the above waist-wearing member and through which the cable member passes; and A guide portion disposed opposite the first hook and through which the cable member passes, Infant carrier.

3. In paragraph 2, The above guide part, Provided at least at one end of the first wearable portion and the second wearable portion, and including an end-side cable guide through which the cable member passes; The above cable member, Extending from the above control unit and passing through the end-side cable guide and the first hanging hole, Infant carrier.

4. In paragraph 3, The above guide part, Provided on the above waist-wearing member, further comprising an intermediate cable guide disposed between the end-side cable guide and the adjusting member, through which the cable member passes. Infant carrier.

5. In paragraph 3, The above-mentioned catch is, A second hook is disposed opposite to the first hook and includes a second hook through which the cable member passes. The above cable member, Extending from the above control unit and passing through the end-side cable guide, the first hook and the second hook, Infant carrier.

6. In paragraph 5, The above first hook comprises a plurality of rings, The distance between the outermost rings among the above plurality of rings is set to be smaller than the average width of the waist wearable member. Infant carrier.

7. In paragraph 1, It further includes a length selection unit provided on the above waist-wearing member and capable of adjusting the circumferential length of the above waist-wearing member, The above length selection unit is positioned so as not to overlap with the cable member. Infant carrier.

8. In paragraph 1, The above control member is configured to be able to wind the cable member by rotating in one direction, Further comprising a stopper provided inside the control unit and selectively restricting the control unit from rotating in the opposite direction to the one direction. Infant carrier.

9. In paragraph 1, The above waist support member is formed in the shape of a slit into which at least a portion of the waist wearing member can be inserted. Infant carrier.