PACIFIER WITH INTERCHANGEABLE TIPS AND A SPECIAL PACIFIER STORAGE CASE.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- TR202419622
- Authority / Receiving Office
- TR · TR
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-12-18
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-22
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Abstract
Description
1 TARIFF PACIFIER WITH INTERCHANGEABLE TIPS AND A SPECIAL PACIFIER STORAGE CASE. Technical Area The invention facilitates the selection of a pacifier suitable for babies' oral structures, ensuring hygienic and moist use. 5 by offering a baby pacifier, which aims to prevent issues such as pacifier refusal in babies. It is related. State of the Art Pacifiers help babies calm down and fall asleep by satisfying their sucking reflex. Silicone is one of the essential care products used to ease discomfort and alleviate restlessness. Pacifiers made from baby-safe materials such as latex or rubber are generally They are soft and flexible, and come in different shapes to adapt to the mouth structure of babies. They are designed in various sizes. Pacifiers are anatomically designed to support the baby's dental and gum health, 15 They can have orthodontic or rounded-end designs. However, this variety allows users This creates some difficulties and uncertainties in this regard. One of the most common problems with pacifiers currently on the market is choosing the right one. That's the difficulty. Individual differences in babies' mouth structures and the fact that some babies use certain pacifiers... 20 Rejecting their designs means families often find the right pacifier through trial and error. This leads to unnecessary work. This process results in both a waste of time and a financial burden. This is caused by pacifier refusal, especially if the design is not suitable for the baby's mouth structure or The surface characteristics of the pacifier (e.g., hardness, smoothness, moisture) are not pleasing to the baby. This is commonly seen in these situations. 25 Another important issue is the need for pacifiers to offer hygienic and healthy use. Pacifiers, Because it is used directly in the baby's oral cavity, it is susceptible to germs and bacteria. It is structurally sound. Therefore, sterilization is critically important in pacifier use. However, many Parents have limited access to practical sterilization methods, and lack of hygiene can increase the risk of death in infants over 30 years old. This can increase the risk of infection. Also, when pacifiers need to be kept moist, proper care should be taken. Failure to maintain moisture levels causes discomfort in babies and can lead to pacifier refusal. It is possible. 2 To overcome the existing problems, pacifiers of different designs and sizes should be produced, and materials should be used. Improvements include solutions such as sterilization and pacifier storage solutions, and moisture retention properties. It has been developed with anatomical and orthodontic designs to better adapt to the oral structure of babies. Designs have been developed. In addition, pacifier sizes have been separated according to age groups, ensuring they are suitable for babies. It has increased the range of choices. 5 hypoallergenic and easily sterilizable materials like silicone. The use of these materials has become widespread. These materials both increase durability and hygiene. This reduces their problems. Portable sterilizers or self-sterilizing pacifiers. Some pacifiers are now offered with protective caps to extend their sterile period. The aim was to prevent pacifier rejection by providing a moist surface on the outer surface of the pacifier. Special coatings or liquid-retaining properties have begun to be used. 10 This was designed to address the hygiene issues that arise when pacifiers are not in use. One of the studies is numbered TR 2019 / 08964 and titled "A Case for Protecting Pacifier Hygiene and..." This invention is the subject of a patent application titled "Hanging Structure". This invention is used to attach pacifiers to babies' pacifiers. a case designed to keep pacifiers hygienic when not in use and 15 It relates to the hanging structure. The purpose of the invention is to create a hanging structure made of 100% cotton fabric and placed inside the pacifier. A pacifier cover made of a pouch-shaped, drawstring closure with an elastic band into which it can be placed. The aim is to protect both the baby's health and the parents' peace of mind. Pacifier clip its length can be adjusted according to the user's preference and maintained at that adjusted length. The purpose is to provide a hanger consisting of Velcro straps. Another original feature of the invention is that 20 It allows the baby freedom of movement because it takes up less space than other protective plastic covers. its increased weight and also the lightness of the strap and the ribbed loop structure allow the garment to be placed between these ribbed loops. Thanks to the buckle ring that attaches to the garment, the strap can also be secured when the baby is face down. It should not cause discomfort to the baby during lying down, crawling and creeping movements, and the baby The goal is to ensure that her clothing is not damaged. 25 Another study is the subject of patent application number EP3079643B1, titled "Baby Pacifier". It is an invention that will include a baby pacifier, a pacifier tip, and a shield made of elastic material. It is provided in this way. The trench includes two fixed mechanical situations: in one, the trench is a trench. In one, it serves the function of a shield, and in the other, the shield acts as a nipple cover. The shield, the 30th It can be switched from one fixed mechanical state to another depending on the impact it receives. While all these studies have taken important steps to reduce the problems experienced with current pacifiers... also regarding pacifier selection, hygiene, and fully meeting the individual needs of babies. There is still a need for improvement. As a result, the disadvantages existing in the current technique are 35. The existence of the need for a baby pacifier, which eliminates the need for other baby products, and the inadequacy of current solutions are related to this. This has made it necessary to make improvements in the technical field. 3 Brief Description of Find The present invention meets the aforementioned requirements while eliminating all disadvantages. and offers some additional advantages, making it easier to choose a pacifier suitable for babies' mouth structures, 5 By providing hygienic and moist use, it helps prevent issues such as pacifier refusal in babies. This relates to baby pacifiers aimed at babies. Based on the current state of the art, the aim of the invention is to create different interchangeable pacifier nipples. Thanks to the variety of materials and designs offered, there are 10 options to suit the individual needs of babies. The options are readily available. The purpose of the invention is to enable the pacifier tip to be adjusted thanks to the pressable circular area on the back of the pacifier. The goal is to ensure that it can be easily removed. Another purpose of the invention is to create a double-sided design next to the rounded area at the back of the pacifier. Thanks to the pressable lock buttons, the pacifier can be removed while the baby is in the mouth or while the child is playing with it. The aim is to prevent the title from being unintentionally removed. Another purpose of the invention is to allow the pacifier to be used thanks to the retaining notches located on the rigid teat plate. The goal is to ensure the head is firmly attached to the rigid plate. Another purpose of the invention is to secure the rigid nipple plate thanks to locking rods connected to locking buttons. The goal is to ensure that it is securely attached to the mechanism. Another purpose of the invention is that, thanks to the fact that the replaceable pacifier head consists of two parts, both the pacifier cap that allows the soft pacifier tip to adhere to both the soft pacifier tip and the hard pacifier plate The goal is to ensure it can be easily attached and removed. Another objective of the invention is to ensure that the soft ends of the replaceable teat cups adhere to the hard plate for only 30 minutes. The rigid teat plate can be attached to the mechanism by passing it through the back. The purpose is to prevent the pacifier tip from coming loose when it is fastened. Another purpose of the invention is to produce children in different designs (with orthodontic, without orthodontic, rubber, silicone) and for different ages. Thanks to the provision of interchangeable pacifier tips suitable for different groups, 35 different types of pacifiers can be adapted to the oral structure of babies. and to ensure that the type of pacifier best suited to their needs can be easily determined. 4 Another aim of the invention is to design rigid pacifier plates in a uniform manner according to age groups. thanks to which different tip options can be easily used for plates in the same age group. is to ensure. Another purpose of the invention is to create a four-compartment pacifier case with a lid, for both pacifiers with and without solution. Thanks to its compartments, pacifiers can be stored sterile, moist, or dry, as desired. It is provided depending on the circumstances. The purpose of the invention is to create solution compartments filled with a water-based, natural material-based and tasteless solution. Its usability helps protect the baby's health and prevents pacifier refusal. 10 Another purpose of the invention is to store pacifiers with the nipple facing downwards inside the storage box. The ability to place it inside helps to increase hygienic storage. The structural and characteristic features and all the advantages of the invention are given in the figures below and in 15 of these figures. This will be understood more clearly thanks to the detailed explanation written with references. Therefore, the evaluation should be made taking these figures and detailed explanations into consideration. is required. Brief Description of Figures 20 The structure of the current invention and the best understanding of its advantages, including additional components. This should be evaluated together with the figures explained below. Figure 1 shows a schematic overview of the pacifier, which is the subject of the invention. 25 Figure 2 shows a schematic overview of the pacifier clip. Figure 3; Schematic overview of the housing containing the mechanism located at the back of the pacifier. It is the appearance, Figure 4 shows a schematic overview of the replaceable pacifier cap. Figure 5; the pressable area on the back of the pacifier, in the pacifier tip changing mechanism, is 30° This is a schematic overview. Figure 6 shows the replaceable teat cup securing to the rigid teat plate after being attached to the pacifier. This is a schematic overview of the cover that provides the solution. Figure 7; located inside the locking tab on the sides of the pacifier, which controls the movement of the tab. This is a schematic overview of the arcs that form, 35 Figure 8 shows the hard pacifier plate on the inner surface of the pacifier where the baby's lips come into contact. This is a schematic overview. Figure 9; controls the movement of the pushable area on the back of the pacifier, located on the sides of the pacifier. It is a schematic overview of the printable tabs that lock into place. Figure 10 shows a schematic overview of the internal structure of the locking button located on the sides of the pacifier. Figure 11 is a schematic overview of the direction arrows of movement. Figure 12; 5 on the back of the pacifier, attached to the pressable area in the pacifier tip changing mechanism. Schematic of the rod that, when pressed, moves inward and pushes the nipple outwards, making it easier to remove. This is the general view. Figure 13 shows a schematic general view of the pacifier from the rear. Figure 14 shows a schematic overview of the soft teat tip and teat tip cap combined. Figure 15 shows a schematic overview of the soft teat and teat cap separated. 10 Figure 16; Schematic overview of the soft teat tip, teat tip cap and hard plate assembly. It is the appearance, Figure 17 shows a schematic overview of the parts that make up a pacifier. Figure 18; the solution inside the pacifier storage box compartment will fill this area, the pacifier This is a schematic overview of the area into which the tip will fit. 15 Figure 19 shows the compartment containing the mechanism, as viewed from the back of the pacifier. This is a schematic general view from the rear. Figure 20; Schematic overview of the lock on the surface of the storage compartments in the open position. It is the appearance, Figure 21; Schematic overview of the lock on the surface of the storage compartments in the closed position. It is the appearance, Figure 22 is a schematic overview of the combined open and closed lock. Figure 23; schematic overview of the locking rods connected to the buttons on the side of the mechanism. It is the appearance, Figure 24 shows a schematic overview of replaceable pacifier nipples. 25 Figure 25 shows a schematic overview from above of the pacifier storage compartment, where the pacifier fits. Figure 26; Schematic overview of the area where the solution is filled into the solution-filled pacifier storage box compartment. It is the appearance, Figure 27; Schematic overview of the area in the pacifier storage compartment where the pacifier's hard plate will be placed. It is the appearance, 30 Figure 28 is a schematic overview of the top of the rigid plate. Figure 29; locking rods that hold the rigid plate to the mechanism, on the rigid plate It is a schematic overview of the areas it will hold onto. Figure 30; locations where the retaining notches on the hard plate will be attached under the nipple mechanism. This is a schematic overview of the combined appearance and connection points of the retaining notch. 35 Figure 31 shows a schematic overview of the retaining notches located on the hard plate. Figure 32 shows a schematic overview of the pacifier storage box from above. 6 Figure 33 is a schematic overview of the placement of open and closed locks on the compartments. Figure 34 is a schematic overview of the solution-filled pacifier storage box compartment. Figure 35 is a schematic overview of the solution-free pacifier storage box compartment. Figure 36a is a schematic general view from the facade where the unsolved compartments are located. Figure 36b shows a schematic general view from the front where the solution compartments are located. 5 Figure 36c shows a schematic general view from the side of the pacifier storage box. Figure 37 is a schematic overview showing how the pacifier storage compartments fit together. Figure 38; Schematic overview of the position of pacifiers in the pacifier storage compartment with solution. It is the appearance, Figure 39; Schematic overview of the position of pacifiers in the solution-free pacifier storage compartment. It is the appearance, Figure 40; Schematic view of the pacifier storage box from the front, showing the compartments with lotion. It is the appearance, Figure 41; Schematic view of the pacifier storage box from the front, showing the compartments without lotion. It is the appearance, 15 Figure 42a; the rod inside the mechanism moves, separating the rigid plate and the mechanism from each other. This is a schematic overview of the separation method. Figure 42b shows a schematic overview of the mechanism and the rigid plate at the point where they are separated. Figure 43a shows a schematic overview of the rigid plate and mechanism in their combined position. Figure 43b shows a schematic overview of the mechanism and the rigid plate in their separated positions. 20 Figure 43c; schematic showing the position where the rigid plate and the mechanism meet after pressing the lock buttons. This is the general appearance. Figure 44a shows a schematic overview of the printable area in its empty state. Figure 44b; Schematic overview of the gap area created for the downward movement of the printable area. It is the appearance, 25 Figure 44c; the printable area moves upwards when the rod inside the mechanism is pushed upwards. This is a schematic overview of a hook that has become detached as a result of movement. Figure 45a shows a schematic overview of the mechanism in its idle state. Figure 45b; Schematic of the connection between the rigid plate and the nipple mechanism in the open position. This is the general view, 30 Figure 45c; schematic of the re-established connection between the rigid plate and the pacifier mechanism. This is the general view. Reference Numbers 35 100. Pacifier 101. Mechanism 7 102. Pacifier tip 103. Lock buttons 104. Solution-filled pacifier storage box compartment 105. Printable area 106. Hard plate 5 107. Solution-free pacifier storage box compartment 108. Pacifier storage box 109. Stick 110th Spring 111. Open lock 10 112. Closed lock 113. Locking bars 114. Direction arrows X. Rubber Y. Silicon 15 Z. Damaklı T. Damaksız Detailed Description of Find This detailed explanation describes an invention that facilitates the selection of pacifiers suitable for babies' oral structures. By providing hygienic and moist use, it helps prevent issues such as pacifier refusal in babies. baby pacifier (100) aimed at better understanding the subject is only an example and It is described in a way that will not create any limiting effects. The features of the pacifier (100) shown in Figure-1 and Figure-2; pacifier tips (102) and hard pacifier plate (106) is that the earbuds are replaceable, like silicone ear tips. The mentioned earbuds (102) and for replacing the hard nipple plate (106) behind the nipple (100) shown in figure-3 The printable area (105) has a round structure and is printable. The mentioned printable area (105) has a bar (109) attached to its inner part. When the printable area (105) is pressed, this bar 30 (109) pushes the pacifier cap (102) forward, making it easy to remove. For safety reasons, lock buttons are located on either side of the pressable area (105) on the back of the pacifier (100). (103) is located. At the same time, the area that can be pressed without pressing these lock buttons (103) is (105) It does not work. In this way, babies pull the pacifier (100) in their mouths or children 35 The pacifier cap (102) is prevented from coming off while playing with the pacifier. In addition, the hard pacifier plate (106) has retaining notches on it. 8 In addition, the lock rods connected to the lock buttons (103) located on the sides of the mechanism (101) (113) to make the hard nipple plate (106) hold more firmly to the mechanism (101). It provides. The replaceable teat head (102) shown in Figure-4 consists of two parts: soft teat 5 a tip (102) and a way to hold this soft nipple tip (102) to the hard nipple plate (106) lid. These two parts are already attached to each other. Soft teat tip (102), hard teat It can be attached to the plate (106) only by passing it through the back. The mentioned pacifier (100) Thanks to its design, when the rigid teat plate (106) is attached to the mechanism (101), the teat tip (102) It is prevented from coming loose. 10 The interchangeable teat cups shown in Figure-24 (102) are: orthodontic (Z), non-orthodontic (T), rubber (X) and It was initially designed in four types, including silicone (Y). These pacifier caps (102) are for babies It is also offered with different options depending on the month (for example, silicone (Y) 3 months, rubber (X) 1 month, etc.). The wide variety of pacifier heads (102) makes it easy to choose the most suitable pacifier (100) for babies. It makes it easier. The hard pacifier plate (106) is uniform according to age range (e.g. 0-3 months Thus, different hard pacifier plates (106) suitable for the same age group). Various combinations can be created by attaching pacifier caps (102) (e.g. hard pacifier such as nipple plate (106) + silicone (Y), hard nipple plate (106) + orthodontic (Z). The interchangeable pacifier caps (102) and their features are as follows; Palatal (Z): Suitable for teething children who have turned 1 year old. Without Palate (T): Suitable for babies up to 1 year old. Rubber (X): Suitable for use during the teething period. Silicone (Y): Suitable for babies under 1 year old. 25 Another important component of the pacifier (100) which is the subject of the invention is the pacifier storage lid in which it can be stored. It is a storage box (108). The mentioned storage box (108) is two solution-free pacifier storage boxes. four compartments, including compartment (107) and two solution pacifier storage box compartments (104) It consists of these sections. These sections can be attached or removed from each other as needed. 30 For cleaning and hygiene of the mentioned pacifier (100), place the pacifier storage box compartment (104) with the solution. The surfaces of the inserted pacifiers (100) become sterile by moistening them with the aforementioned solution. The solution located inside the pacifier storage box compartment (104) is water-based, natural. It is full of flavor and tasteless. 35 9 Pacifiers (100) can be covered with or without solution as desired when not in use. The pacifier is placed in the storage box compartment (108) and kept with the lid closed. It is possible. The pressable area (105) located on the back of the pacifier (100) shown in Figure-5, pacifier tip (102) 5 It plays an important role in the change mechanism (101). This printable space (105), mechanism (101) It is attached to the rod (109) inside and when pushed in, the rod (109) moves and the nipple tip (102) enables it to be pushed out. To increase safety, the movement of this pushable area (105) It is controlled by the lock buttons (103) located on the sides. Figure 6 shows how the replaceable teat cup (102) holds onto the hard teat plate (106). The lid is shown. The rod (109) located inside the mechanism (101) holds the nipple (102) and By pushing the rigid plate (106) forward, it ensures that the lid is securely in place. This structure, It facilitates the changing of the pacifier cap (102) and ensures its fixation. In Figure 7, the lock buttons (103) located inside the sides of the pacifier (100) and the lock The springs (110) that control the movement of the button (103) are shown. The springs (110) control the lock It ensures that the buttons (103) work correctly and spring back and lock when pressed. It supports returning the buttons (103) to their old position. In Figure 8, the hard pacifier that the baby's lip touches and which is on the inner surface of the pacifier (100). The hard plate (106) is shown. This hard plate (106) supports the soft nipple tip (102) and It ensures that the pacifier (100) has a solid structure. On the aforementioned hard plate (106) The retaining notches form a secure connection with the mechanism (101). Figure 9 shows the movement of the pushable area (105) on the sides and back of the pacifier (100). The locking buttons (103) that control the nipple (102) are shown. These locking buttons (103) control the nipple (102) It is important to ensure that the printable area (105) works safely during its replacement. It forms a structure. Figure 10 shows the internal structure of the locking buttons (103) on the sides of the pacifier (100). The buttons (103) move outwards thanks to the spring mechanism (110) inside them and Check the secure connection of the nipple (100) parts by checking the locking bars (113) when pressed. provides. 35 In Figure 11, the direction arrows (114) used in the nipple (102) changing mechanism (101) These arrows (114) show how the parts of the pacifier (100) move or fit together. It is designed to show the user how to connect. In Figure 12, the bar (109) connected to the pressable area (105) at the back of the pacifier (100) is shown. This bar (109) is shown inside the mechanism (101) by pushing the printable area (105). It moves and pushes the nipple tip (102) out, making the changing process easier. Figure 13 shows the area where the mechanism (101) is located and the pressable part of the pacifier (100) from the back. The location of the area (105) is shown. 10 Figure 14 shows the soft nipple (102) and nipple cap joined together. This The structure allows the teat cup (102) to be easily attached to the hard teat plate (106) in one piece. provides. Figure 15 shows the soft nipple (102) and the nipple cap separated. This The detachable structure makes cleaning and replacement easy. In Figure 16, the soft nipple (102), nipple cap and hard plate (106) are combined. This combination represents a structure ready for pacifier (100) use. is doing. Figure 17 shows the general parts of the pacifier (100) in detail. Figure- In the pacifier storage box compartment (104) at 18, the solution will fill and the pacifier tip (102) The area where it will be placed is shown. This area is for cleaning and storing the pacifiers (100). 25 It has been designed. In Figure-19, the mechanism (101) is seen from the back of the pacifier (100). A rear view of the area is shown. The open lock (111) on the surface of the lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108) is shown in Figure-20. This is shown. This open lock (111) mechanism, lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108) 30 It allows it to be opened easily. On the surface of the lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108) in Figure-21. The closed lock (112) is shown. This closed lock (112) is a pacifier storage box with lid. It ensures that the compartment (108) is kept securely closed. In Figure-22, the open lock (111) and the closed lock are shown. The assembled form of the lock (112) is shown. This structure is the lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108) It ensures safe closing or opening. 35 In Figure 23, the locking rods (113) are connected to the locking buttons (103) on the side of the mechanism (101). 11 These locking rods (113) are shown to hold the parts of the mechanism (101) together. It has been designed. In Figure 25, the area where the pacifier (100) will be placed in the lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108) is shown from the top. The appearance is given. In Figure-26, 5 of the solution is placed in the solution pacifier storage box compartment (104). The location where it should be filled is indicated. In Figure 27, the hard pacifier plate (106) will be placed in the lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108). The area is shown. Figure 28 shows the top view of the mentioned hard plate (106). In Figure 29, the locking rods (113) that hold the hard plate (106) to the mechanism (101) are shown. The areas where it will adhere on the hard plate (106) are shown in Figure-30. The hard plate (106) View of the places where the retaining notches (106) will be attached under the mechanism (101) and the connection points The retaining notches on the hard plate mentioned in Figure-31 are shown (106). It is shown. Figure 32 shows a top view of the pacifier storage box. Figure 33 shows the open lock. (111) and placement of the closed locks (112) on the lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108) It is shown. Each compartment has an open lock (111) on one surface and a closed lock (112) on the other surface. It is located. In Figure-34, the solution pacifier storage box compartment (104), and in Figure-35, Solution-free pacifier storage box compartment (107) is shown. 20 The notched structure that allows the hard plate (106) and the nipple mechanism (101) to interlock The working principle is as follows; the lock located next to the mechanism (101) shown in figure-42a. The buttons (103) and the pushable button (105) behind the mechanism (101) are pressed and the mechanism (101) The rod (109) inside moves to the rigid plate (106) shown in figure-42b and 25 It distinguishes the mechanism (101) from each other. The operation of the locking mechanism (101) that holds the hard plate (106) and the nipple mechanism (101) together. The principle is as follows; the hard plate (106) and mechanism (101) shown in figure-43a are combined. While in this state, the lock buttons (103) located next to the mechanism (101) are pressed. This 30 As a result, the locking rods (113) separate from each other and the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101) The secure connection is broken when the button (105) on the back of the mechanism (101) is pressed. The mechanism (101) and the hard plate (106) shown in figure-43b are separated from each other. In figure-43c After pressing the lock buttons (103) located next to the mechanism shown (101), the hard plate (106) and mechanism (101) are combined. Then the lock buttons (103) are released and 35 A secure connection is established between the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101). In the final state, the lock The buttons (103) and lock bars (113) move outwards. 12 The working principle of the printable area (105) in the mechanism (101) is as follows; shown in figure-44a. When the printable area (105) is empty, the edges of the printable area (105) are the lock buttons on the sides. (103) contacts the hook-shaped area at the end of the spring (110) inside. In this way The downward movement is prevented. The lock on the side of the mechanism (101) shown in Figure-44b is 5 When the buttons (103) are pressed, the edges of the printable area (105) are locked by the lock button (103) on the sides. It corresponds to the empty space inside the hook at the end of the spring (110) inside. Thus A gap is created for the downward movement of the printable area (105). At the same time, the spring (110) because of the structure the printable area (105) the edges are stretched sideways the printable area (105) does not go backwards. The rod inside the mechanism (101) shown in Figure-44c is 10 (109) When pushed upwards, the pressable area (105) moves upwards and the spring (110) The hook in the mechanism comes loose, the spring (110) tension and the lock buttons (103) also become old It is turning into this state. The working principle of the mechanism (101) that enables the change of the nipple (102) is as follows; figure-15 When the mechanism shown in 45a (101) is in the empty state, the mechanism shown in figure-45b (101) Pressing the lock buttons (103) on the side, at the same time the back of the pacifier (100) The printable area (105) is pushed inward. As a result, the rod (109) inside the mechanism (101) It is moving downwards. At the same time, due to the inward movement of the lock buttons (103) The locking rods (113) are brought closer together. Thus the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101) 20 The connection between them is opened. The rod in the mechanism shown in Figure-45c (101) (109) is pushed in and as a result the pushable button (105) located behind the pacifier (100) and the lock buttons (103) located on the side of the mechanism (101) move outwards. On the other hand, since the lock buttons (103) move outwards, the lock bars (113) are separated from each other. It moves away and the connection between the hard plate (106) and the nipple mechanism (101) is re-established 25 is happening.
Claims
13 REQUESTS 1. To facilitate the selection of a pacifier suitable for babies' mouth structures, and to provide a hygienic and moist environment. Developed to prevent issues such as pacifier refusal in babies by providing a solution. pacifier (100) and its feature is; 5 - replaceable nipple (102); - a mechanism for changing the nipple (102) (101); - the hard pacifier plate that the baby's lip touches and which is on the inner surface of the pacifier (100) (106); - Replacement of pacifier caps (102) and hard pacifier plate (106) pacifier (100) 10 a printable area (105) located behind it and connected to the mechanism (101); - locks positioned on either side to control the movement of the printable area (105) buttons (103), - mechanism that pushes the nipple tip (102) outwards by moving when the pushable area (105) is pushed. (101) a bar positioned within and connected to the printable area (105) (109); 15 - the pacifier (100) into which solution can be placed for storage when not in use Pacifier storage box compartment with lid (108); - cover for the nipple (102) to hold onto the hard nipple plate (106); - the movement of the lock button (103) so that it springs back to its original position when pressed. spring (110) 20 located inside these lock buttons (103) to check It includes.
2. The pacifier (100) conforming to Claim 1, its features are; pacifier tips (102) and hard pacifier plate (106) It is interchangeable.
3. The pacifier (100) conforming to claim 1, its feature is; on a hard pacifier plate (106). It includes positioned retaining notches. 25 4. The pacifier (100) conforming to claim 1 is characterized by its hard pacifier plate (106) attached to the mechanism (101). To hold firmly, press the lock buttons on the sides of the mechanism (101). (103) includes the attached locking bars (113).
5. The pacifier (100) conforming to Claim 1 is characterized by its pacifier cap (102), soft nipple tip. (102) and 30 which allows this soft nipple tip (102) to hold onto the hard nipple plate (106). It includes a cover.
6. The pacifier (100) conforming to Request 5 is characterized by its hard pacifier plate (106) and mechanism (101). When attached, the pacifier tip (102) is prevented from coming out by being attached to the hard pacifier plate. (106) It contains a soft nipple (102) that can be attached by passing it through the back.
7. The pacifier (100) conforming to Claim 1, its feature is; replaceable pacifier caps (102); teeth 35 For infants who are starting to wean and are over 1 year old (with a palate-shaped design (Z)), and for babies up to 1 year old. 14 Without a palate guard (T), rubber (X) for use during teething and before 1 year of age. There are initially four types, including silicone (Y) for babies.
8. The pacifier (100) conforming to Request 1 is characterized by its storage box (108), which can be assembled together as desired. detachable solution-free pacifier storage box compartment (107) and pacifiers (100), Solution-filled pacifier storage box compartment (104) 5 for sterilizing surfaces by moistening It must consist of at least two parts.
9. The pacifier (100) conforming to Request 8 has the following feature: solution pacifier storage box compartment (104) It contains a solution positioned inside.
10. The pacifier (100) conforming to claim 9, its characteristic is that the solution is water-based, natural and tasteless. that is. 10 11. The pacifier (100) conforming to Claim 1 is characterized by having a lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108). It contains an open lock (111) positioned on its surface for opening.
12. The pacifier (100) conforming to Claim 1 is characterized by having a lidded pacifier storage box compartment (108). It contains a closed lock (112) positioned on its surface to keep it closed.
13. To facilitate the selection of pacifiers suitable for babies' mouth structures, and to ensure a hygienic and moist environment. 15 Developed to prevent issues such as pacifier refusal in babies by providing a solution. The working principle of the pacifier (100) is its feature; - pressing the lock buttons (103) located next to the mechanism (101); - simultaneously pushing in the printable area (105) located behind the mechanism (101); - As a result of these operations, the rod (109) inside the mechanism (101) moves downwards 20 to open the connection between the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101); - after opening the connection between the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101), Insertion of a new nipple (102) into the mechanism (101); - pushing the printable area (105) behind the mechanism (101), - releasing the lock buttons (103) on the side of the mechanism (101), 25 - as a result of these processes, the locking rods (113) move away from each other and become hard plate (106) The mechanism (101) involves steps to re-establish the link between them.
14. The working principle and feature of the pacifier (100) in accordance with claim 13 is; - the edges of the printable area (105), the spring (110) structure inside the lock buttons (103) its movement is prevented by contact with its hook-shaped tip, 30 - When the lock buttons (103) are pressed, the hooks of the spring (110) structure are pressed into the area (105) breaking contact with the edges and releasing the area (105), - the printable area (105) is opened by pushing the rod (109) inside the mechanism (101) upwards It involves the steps of moving upwards, causing the hook to disengage.
15. The working principle of the pacifier (100) in accordance with claim 14 is; the feature is that the pressable area (105) is 35 After completing its movement, the spring (110) mechanism returns and locks the buttons. (103) the process of restoring it to its original state and moving the lock bars (113) outwards It includes the step.
16. The working principle and feature of the pacifier (100) in accordance with claim 13 is; - locking rods (113) between the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101) to the locking buttons (103) Separation by printing, 5 - the connection between the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101) by pushing the printable area (105) tearing off - by releasing the lock buttons (103) and locking the lock bars (113) back into place The steps for establishing the connection between the hard plate (106) and the mechanism (101) It includes. 10