CN217013374U

CN217013374U - Baby groveling pad

Info

Publication number: CN217013374U
Application number: CN202121165977.0U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 李婷婷; 林燕萍; 陈艳
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2021-05-27
Filing date: 2021-05-27
Publication date: 2022-07-22
Anticipated expiration: 2031-05-27

Abstract

The utility model discloses a baby lying cushion which comprises a head supporting cushion, a chest supporting cushion and a middle connecting part arranged between the head supporting cushion and the chest supporting cushion, wherein the head supporting cushion is connected with the chest supporting cushion through a connecting part; the one end that the head supporting pad was kept away from to the chest supporting pad is equipped with the both sides fender portion that extends to the direction of keeping away from the head supporting pad, and this both sides fender portion is controlled and is distributed side by side, and forms the first recess that can place baby's shank between this both sides fender portion. According to the baby crib, the two side blocking parts can be used as lateral protective blocks for the legs of a baby, so that the legs of the baby have boundary feeling, and the baby crib can feel safer.

Description

Baby groveling pad

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a prone cushion, in particular to a baby prone cushion.

Background

The prone position has many benefits for the physiological and behavioral development of infants, especially newborns (including premature infants). The baby feels like lying on the stomach and in mother's belly, and has a sense of security. The fetus is in a curling position with the abdomen facing inwards and the back facing outwards in the uterus of the mother, and the posture is the most natural self-protection posture. When lying prone, the fragile and sensitive front chest, abdomen and external genitalia of human body are covered and protected on the inner surface, are not easy to be interfered by the outside, and are like the posture of returning to the fetus in uterus, so the baby lying prone sleeping has more safety, is easy to sleep well and not easy to awaken, and is beneficial to the development of the nervous system of the baby.

The groveling sleep has good treatment effect on infants suffering from bronchopulmonary dysplasia (common chronic lung disease of premature infants), pneumonia, unstable blood oxygen saturation, congenital heart disease, gastroesophageal reflux and frequent vomiting. Sleeping on face down does not only not influence the function of heart and lung but also helps the growth and development of the thorax and the lung. Because the contraction action of the diaphragm is more on the abdomen side, the blood flow and the ventilation volume of the lung can be kept balanced when the user lies on the stomach from the standpoint of respiratory physiology, and the respiratory function is optimal. When a person lies on his back, the trachea below the larynx runs not horizontally, but obliquely at an angle of 15 degrees, and the trachea is lower towards the tail end. Therefore, when lying on the back, the secretions in the trachea can not be drained towards the larynx but flow towards the lung, causing expectoration difficulty and obstructed ventilation. The disadvantages can be avoided when lying on the stomach. Therefore, the stomach contents of the baby lying on the stomach are not easy to flow into the esophagus and the mouth, but are easy to creep into the small intestine, and the stomach and intestine digestion and absorption are facilitated. When the baby is lying on the stomach and on the side, the secretion in the nose and mouth of the baby naturally flows out from the mouth corner, and even if the baby spits milk, the secretion cannot be sucked into the trachea to cause the aspiration pneumonia and even suffocate. When lying on the back, the back side has congestion of the lung, much blood and little qi, and insufficient ventilation; on the contrary, when in prone posture, the lung blood flows to the ventral side, the tidal volume of the lung is increased, and the ventilation is good.

For this reason, the pad of lying prone of supplementary baby's lying prone and sleeping is suitable for fortune to be given birth to, and this kind of pad of lying prone generally comprises head supporting pad, chest supporting pad and the middle connecting portion of setting between head supporting pad and chest supporting pad. During the use, baby's head side leans on the head supporting pad, and baby's chest leans on the chest supporting pad, and baby's both hands are placed in the left and right sides of intermediate junction portion, and baby's both legs are bent the knee naturally and are kept away from one side of head supporting pad at the chest supporting pad. The groveling pad has the following defects: the two sides of the legs of the baby are not provided with the protective blocks, so that the legs of the baby lack boundary sense, and the safety sense of the baby in the state of lying prone and sleeping can not be improved to the maximum extent.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

Aiming at the technical problems in the prior art, the utility model provides a baby groveling pad which can enable a baby to groveling and sleeping to have a safer feeling.

The technical scheme adopted by the utility model for solving the technical problems is as follows: an infant prone cushion comprises a head supporting cushion, a chest supporting cushion and an intermediate connecting part arranged between the head supporting cushion and the chest supporting cushion; the one end that the head supporting pad was kept away from to the chest supporting pad is equipped with the both sides fender portion that extends to the direction of keeping away from the head supporting pad, and this both sides fender portion is controlled and is distributed side by side, and forms the first recess that can place baby's shank between this both sides fender portion.

Further, the head support pad comprises a pure cotton outer sleeve and a flexible filler sleeved in the outer sleeve.

Further, the outer liner is provided with an opening for the flexible filler to enter and exit.

Further, the opening is located on the back of the outer sleeve, and/or a zipper is arranged at the opening.

Further, the flexible filler is a sponge pad or a cotton pad.

Further, the chest support pad includes a cotton outer liner and a plastic rice filled in the outer liner.

Further, the middle connection part comprises a pure cotton outer bushing and plastic rice filled in the outer bushing.

Further, the inner cavity of the middle connecting part is separated from the inner cavity of the head supporting pad, and the inner cavity of the middle connecting part is communicated with the inner cavity of the chest supporting pad.

Furthermore, the width of the middle connecting part is smaller than the width of the head supporting pad and the width of the chest supporting pad, so that second grooves capable of placing arms of the baby are formed on the left side and the right side of the middle connecting part respectively.

Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects:

1. the two side blocking parts are extended from one end, far away from the head supporting pad, of the chest supporting pad to the direction far away from the head supporting pad, the two side blocking parts are distributed in parallel from left to right, and the first groove capable of placing the legs of the baby is formed between the two side blocking parts, so that the two side blocking parts can be used as lateral blocking parts for the legs of the baby, the legs of the baby are in boundary feeling, and the baby can sleep on the stomach more safely.

2. The head supporting pad comprises a pure cotton outer liner and a flexible filler sleeved in the outer liner, so that the head of the baby is more comfortable, and the special flexible filler is a spongy cushion or a cotton cushion, so that the comfort of the baby lying on the stomach can be further improved. The outer bushing is provided with an opening for the flexible filler to enter and exit, so that the flexible filler and the outer bushing can be sterilized separately.

3. The chest supporting pad comprises a pure cotton outer lining and plastic rice filled in the outer lining, so that the chest supporting pad is convenient to disinfect, the shaping effect can be achieved, the prone pad can be adjusted in a targeted mode according to different prone sleeping postures of infants, and the comfort of prone positions of the prone pad is improved.

The utility model is further explained in detail with the attached drawings and the embodiments; an infant prone mat of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a first perspective view (embodying a front view) of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the present invention showing the back side with the foam pad removed;

fig. 3 is a schematic view of the use state of the present invention.

Detailed Description

Referring to fig. 1-3, an infant prone mat according to the present invention includes a head supporting cushion 1, a chest supporting cushion 3, and an intermediate connecting portion 2 disposed between the head supporting cushion 1 and the chest supporting cushion 3. One end of the chest supporting pad 3 far away from the head supporting pad 1 is provided with two side blocking parts 31 extending in the direction far away from the head supporting pad 1, the two side blocking parts 31 are distributed in parallel from left to right, a first groove 32 capable of placing the legs of the baby is formed between the two side blocking parts 31, and the first groove 32 is approximately U-shaped.

In the present embodiment, the head support pad 1 includes a cotton outer sleeve 11 and a flexible filler sleeved in the outer sleeve 11, and the flexible filler is specifically, but not limited to, a foam pad 12.

In this embodiment, the outer liner 11 is provided with an opening 111 for allowing the flexible filler (i.e. the sponge pad 12) to enter and exit, and as shown in fig. 2, the opening 111 is located on the back of the outer liner 11, but is not limited thereto, and in other embodiments, the opening is located on the side of the outer liner. The opening 111 is elongated, and in order to prevent the flexible filler (i.e., the sponge pad 12) from being visible in appearance, two opposite edges of the opening 12 may be stacked up and down, so that the opening 12 is closed when the two edges of the opening 12 are vertically attached, and the opening 12 is opened when the two edges of the opening 12 are misaligned. In other embodiments, a zipper is arranged at the opening, so that the opening is controlled to be opened and closed by operating the zipper.

In this embodiment, the chest support pad 3 comprises a cotton outer sleeve and plastic rice (not shown) filled in the outer sleeve. The intermediate connection 2 also comprises a pure cotton outer lining and plastic rice filled in the outer lining. Since the two side blocking portions 31 are formed by extending the end of the chest supporting pad 3 away from the head supporting pad 1, the two side blocking portions 31 are also filled with plastic rice.

In this embodiment, the inner cavity of the middle connecting portion 2 is separated from the inner cavity of the head supporting pad 1, and the inner cavity of the middle connecting portion 2 is communicated with the inner cavity of the chest supporting pad 3 and is sealed to prevent plastic rice from leaking. The outer lining 11 of the head support pad 1, the outer lining of the intermediate connection 2 and the outer lining of the chest support pad 3 may be integrally made of pure cotton cloth. In other embodiments, the inner cavity of the intermediate connecting portion and the inner cavity of the chest support pad do not communicate, i.e. the intermediate connecting portion alone may form a separate inner cavity filled with plastic rice.

In this embodiment, the width of the intermediate connecting portion 2 is smaller than the width of the head supporting pad 1 and the chest supporting pad 3, so that the left and right sides of the intermediate connecting portion 2 form the second grooves 21 for placing the arms of the baby respectively.

In this embodiment, the head support pad 1 is substantially circular and has a circumference slightly larger than the corresponding size of the head of a baby. The width of the chest support pad 3 is slightly larger than the width of the infant's chest, so that the infant's chest can rest completely within the range of the chest support pad 3. The whole baby prone mat is roughly in a herringbone shape.

The utility model relates to a baby prone cushion which is suitable for babies, in particular to prone sleeping of newborns (including premature babies). When the infant nursing bed is used, the head side of an infant leans against the head supporting pad 1, the chest of the infant leans against the chest supporting pad 3, at the moment, the two arms of the infant naturally bend and are respectively positioned in the second grooves 21 at the two sides of the middle connecting part 2, the legs of the infant naturally bend, and are positioned in the first grooves 32 formed between the blocking parts 31 at the two sides, as shown in fig. 3. Therefore, the utility model can use the two side blocking parts 31 as the lateral blocking parts of the legs of the baby, so that the legs of the baby have boundary feeling, thereby enabling the baby to feel like lying on the stomach and feel in the mother's belly and having more safety. According to the utility model, the plastic rice is used as the filler of the chest supporting pad 3 and the two side blocking parts 31 thereof, so that on one hand, the property of sterilization of the plastic rice can be utilized to facilitate the sterilization of the infant prone pad, and on the other hand, the chest supporting pad 3 and the two side blocking parts 31 thereof have the shaping function, and can be adjusted in a targeted manner according to different prone sleeping postures of infants, thereby increasing the comfort of prone positions. The infant prone mat needs to be disinfected after being used or after being used for a period of time, during disinfection, the spongy cushion 12 in the head supporting pad 1 is taken out, then the spongy cushion 12 and the rest part (namely the whole outer lining and the plastic rice in the outer lining) are disinfected separately, specifically, the spongy cushion 12 can be disinfected by ozone, and the whole outer lining and the plastic rice in the outer lining can be disinfected at high temperature and high pressure.

The infant groveling pad is suitable for being used for groveling of a newborn, and particularly has a good treatment effect on premature infants suffering from bronchopulmonary dysplasia, pneumonia, unstable blood oxygen saturation, congenital heart disease, gastroesophageal reflux and frequent vomiting.

The above embodiments are only used to further illustrate the baby prone mattress of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and any simple modification, equivalent change and modification made to the above embodiments according to the technical spirit of the present invention fall within the protection scope of the technical solution of the present invention.

Claims

1. An infant prone cushion comprises a head supporting cushion, a chest supporting cushion and an intermediate connecting part arranged between the head supporting cushion and the chest supporting cushion; the method is characterized in that: the one end that the head supporting pad was kept away from to the chest supporting pad is equipped with the both sides fender portion that extends to the direction of keeping away from the head supporting pad, and this both sides fender portion is controlled and is distributed side by side, and forms the first recess that can place baby's shank between this both sides fender portion.

2. The infant groveling pad of claim 1, wherein: the head support pad comprises a pure cotton outer bushing and a flexible filler sleeved in the outer bushing.

3. The infant prone cushion according to claim 2, wherein: the outer bushing is provided with an opening for the flexible filler to enter and exit.

4. The infant groveling pad of claim 3, wherein: the opening is positioned on the back surface of the outer lining, and/or a zipper is arranged at the opening.

5. The infant prone cushion according to claim 2, 3 or 4, wherein: the flexible filler is a spongy cushion or a cotton cushion.

6. The infant prone cushion according to claim 1, wherein: the chest supporting pad comprises a pure cotton outer liner and plastic rice filled in the outer liner.

7. The infant prone cushion according to claim 1, wherein: the middle connecting part comprises a pure cotton outer bushing and plastic rice filled in the outer bushing.

8. The infant groveling pad of claim 1, wherein: the inner cavity of the middle connecting part is separated from the inner cavity of the head supporting pad, and the inner cavity of the middle connecting part is communicated with the inner cavity of the chest supporting pad.

9. The infant groveling pad of claim 1, wherein: the width of the middle connecting part is smaller than the width of the head supporting pad and the chest supporting pad, so that second grooves capable of placing arms of a baby are formed on the left side and the right side of the middle connecting part respectively.