WO2025018523A1 - Baby carrier with adjustable mounting structure - Google Patents

Abstract

A baby carrier with an adjustable mounting structure disclosed herein comprises: a base; a first support strip extending from an upper portion of the base and having first coupling holes arranged on the edges in the direction of extension of the first support strip; a second support strip extending from an upper portion of the base and having second coupling holes arranged on the edges in the direction of extension of the second support strip, the second coupling holes overlapping the first coupling holes; a first coupling strip that is coupled to at least one of the first support strip or the second support strip; a second coupling strip that is spaced apart from the first coupling strip and coupled to at least one of the first support strip or the second support strip; and a support strip coupling member that couples the first support strip and the second support strip by passing through the first coupling holes and the second coupling holes while the first support strip and the second support strip overlap.

Description

Baby carrier with a transformable mounting structure

The present invention relates to a baby carrier, and more specifically, to a baby carrier having a changeable mounting structure.

Babies undergo rapid physical development after birth. Accordingly, various types of baby carriers are provided based on the baby's growth stage. For example, a wrap carrier is provided that supports the baby using a cloth wrapped around both shoulders. However, if the baby's weight increases due to physical development, the cloth of the wrap carrier may become loose, which may reduce the reliability and fit of the wrap carrier.

In this case, using a sling that supports the baby using a cloth wrapped around one shoulder can be an alternative. However, there is a disadvantage in that if the sling is used for a long period of time, it can put a strain on one shoulder. Also, depending on the baby's growth stage, it can be a cost burden for the user to have both a wrap carrier and a sling.

The present invention seeks to solve the above-mentioned problems.

Specifically, one of the problems that the present invention seeks to solve is to provide a baby carrier whose mounting structure can be modified and used according to the growth of the child.

In addition, one of the problems that the present invention seeks to solve is to provide a baby carrier with improved reliability and wearing comfort.

In addition, one of the problems that the present invention seeks to solve is to provide a baby carrier that frees the user's hands.

In order to achieve the above-described object, an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure provides a base; a first support band extending from an upper portion of the base to support a baby, the first support band having a plurality of first coupling holes arranged in an extended direction of the first support band at one edge portion; a second support band extending from an upper portion of the base to support the baby and spaced apart from the first support band, the second support band having a plurality of second coupling holes arranged in an extended direction of the second support band at one edge portion to overlap with the plurality of first coupling holes; a first coupling band extending from a lower portion of the base to be coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; a second coupling band extending from a lower portion of the base to be spaced apart from the first coupling band and coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; And a support band coupling member extending from one of the first support band and the second support band and configured to couple the first support band and the second support band by passing through the plurality of first coupling holes and the plurality of second coupling holes in a state where an edge portion of the first support band and an edge portion of the second support band overlap each other; The present invention provides a baby sling having a deformable mounting structure.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the first support band and the second support band are separated and the first support band and the second coupling band are coupled, and the second support band and the first coupling band are coupled, the baby carrier provides a first mounting structure capable of carrying a baby while facing forward, and when the first support band and the second support band are coupled by the support band coupling member and the first coupling band are coupled and the second support band and the second coupling band are coupled, the baby carrier provides a second mounting structure capable of carrying a baby while facing sideways.

In an exemplary embodiment, the support band engagement member is characterized by including: a fastening band having one end coupled to at least one of the first support band and the second support band and configured to pass through the plurality of first coupling holes and the plurality of second coupling holes; a first fastening buckle coupled to an end of the fastening band opposite the one end; and a second fastening buckle fixed to at least one of a portion of a base adjacent to the first support band and a portion of a base adjacent to the second support band and configured to be coupled with the first fastening buckle.

In an exemplary embodiment, the baby carrier further comprises a buckle pocket provided on at least one of a portion of the base adjacent to the first support strap and a portion of the base adjacent to the second support strap, the buckle pocket surrounding the second fastening buckle.

In an exemplary embodiment, the device further comprises: a first male buckle mounted on one end of the first support band; a second male buckle mounted on one end of the second support band; a first female buckle mounted on one end of the first engaging band and coupled with at least one of the first male buckle and the second male buckle; and a second female buckle mounted on one end of the second engaging band and coupled with at least one of the first male buckle and the second male buckle.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first male buckle includes a first rotation guide and a first rotation axis provided in an arc shape, the second male buckle includes a second rotation guide and a second rotation axis provided in an arc shape, the first female buckle has a first coupling space accommodating at least one of the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis and has a limited rotation angle of 50 to 80 degrees with respect to the first male buckle and the second male buckle based on the first rotation guide and the second rotation guide, and the second female buckle has a second coupling space accommodating at least one of the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis and has a limited rotation angle of 50 to 80 degrees with respect to the first male buckle and the second male buckle based on the first rotation guide and the second rotation guide.

In an exemplary embodiment, the invention further comprises: a first air mesh including a buffer member provided along an edge of the first support band and having a plurality of ventilation holes; and a second air mesh including a buffer member provided along an edge of the second support band and having a plurality of ventilation holes.

In an exemplary embodiment, the base is characterized in that it is provided in an X shape through coupling with the first support band, the second support band, the first coupling band, and the second coupling band.

In an exemplary embodiment, the angle formed by the first support band and the second support band extending from the base and the angle formed by the first coupling band and the second coupling band extending from the base are each between 70 degrees and 100 degrees, and the minimum width of the base is between 8 cm and 15 cm.

In an exemplary embodiment, the baby carrier further includes a head support member configured to support a head portion of the baby by engaging with at least a portion of the first support band and the second support band, the head support member including: a head support base configured to support a head of the baby; a plurality of engaging buttons mounted to the head support base; and a plurality of engaging loops extending from an edge of the head support base, the plurality of engaging loops configured to pass through at least some of the plurality of first engaging holes and the plurality of second engaging holes and engage with the plurality of engaging buttons to engage the head support base to the first support band and the second support band.

A baby carrier having a deformable mounting structure according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure comprises: a base; a first support band extending from an upper portion of the base to support a baby; a second support band extending from an upper portion of the base to support the baby and spaced apart from the first support band; a first engaging band extending from a lower portion of the base to be coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; a second engaging band extending from a lower portion of the base to be spaced apart from the first engaging band and to be coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; and a supporting band engaging member provided to at least one of the first support band and the second support band and configured to mutually engage the first support band and the second support band.

In an exemplary embodiment, the support band coupling member is characterized by including: a first support band coupling member provided at an edge portion of the first support band adjacent to the second support band; and a second support band coupling member provided at an edge portion of the second support band adjacent to the first support band and configured to couple with the first support band coupling member.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first support band engagement member comprises a first zipper having first teeth, the second support band engagement member comprises a second zipper having second teeth, and the first support band engagement member and the second support band engagement member are characterized in that the first teeth and the second teeth engage based on movement of a ring provided on one of the first zipper and the second zipper to engage the first support band and the second support band.

The baby carrier of the present disclosure may include a support band coupling member configured to couple the first support band and the second support band according to a user's selection by passing through a plurality of first coupling holes and a plurality of second coupling holes, so that the baby carrier of the present disclosure can be used with a modified mounting structure according to the growth of the child. Accordingly, the usability and economic cost of the baby carrier of the present disclosure can be improved.

In addition, since the baby carrier of the present disclosure can include a first air mesh and a second air mesh provided at the edges of the first support band and the second support band, the reliability and wearing comfort of the baby carrier of the present disclosure can be improved.

In addition, the baby carrier of the present disclosure may include a head support member that is connected to the first support band and the second support band to support the baby's head, so that the baby carrier of the present disclosure may reduce fatigue of a user's hand and improve the degree of freedom of the hand.

FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the structure of a baby carrier according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

Figure 2 is an enlarged drawing of the portion marked “A” in Figure 1.

FIG. 3 is a drawing showing the structure of a baby carrier for a first mounting structure according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a drawing showing the structure of a baby carrier for a second mounting structure according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 5 is a drawing showing a male buckle and a female buckle according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 6 is a drawing showing the structure of a first air mesh and a second air mesh according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 7 is a drawing showing a base according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 8 is a drawing showing a baby carrier of the present disclosure used as a first mounting structure.

Figure 9 is a front view of a baby carrier worn with the first mounting structure.

Figure 10 is a back view of the baby carrier worn with the first mounting structure.

FIG. 11 is a drawing showing a baby carrier of the present disclosure used as a second mounting structure.

Figure 12 is a front view of the baby carrier worn with the second mounting structure.

Figure 13 is a back view of the baby carrier worn with the second mounting structure.

FIG. 14 is a drawing showing a head support member according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 15 is a drawing showing a baby carrier according to another embodiment of the present disclosure.

A baby carrier having a deformable mounting structure of the present disclosure comprises: a base; a first support band extending from an upper portion of the base to support a baby, the first support band having a plurality of first coupling holes arranged in an extended direction of the first support band at one edge portion; a second support band extending from an upper portion of the base to support the baby and spaced apart from the first support band, the second support band having a plurality of second coupling holes arranged in an extended direction of the second support band at one edge portion to overlap with the plurality of first coupling holes; a first coupling band extending from a lower portion of the base to be coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; a second coupling band extending from a lower portion of the base to be spaced apart from the first coupling band and being coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; And a support band coupling member extending from one of the first support band and the second support band and configured to couple the first support band and the second support band by passing through the plurality of first coupling holes and the plurality of second coupling holes in a state where an edge portion of the first support band and an edge portion of the second support band overlap each other;

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The advantages and features of the present disclosure and the methods for achieving them will become apparent with reference to the embodiments described in detail below together with the accompanying drawings. However, the technical idea of the present disclosure is not limited to the following embodiments but may be implemented in various different forms, and the following embodiments are provided only to make the technical idea of the present disclosure complete and to fully inform a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the present disclosure belongs of the scope of the present disclosure, and the technical idea of the present disclosure is defined only by the scope of the claims.

When adding reference signs to components of each drawing, it should be noted that the same components are given the same signs as much as possible even if they are shown on different drawings. In addition, when describing the present disclosure, if it is determined that a specific description of a related known configuration or function may obscure the gist of the present disclosure, the detailed description is omitted.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technical and scientific terms) used in this specification can be used in the meaning that can be commonly understood by a person of ordinary skill in the art to which this disclosure belongs. In addition, terms defined in commonly used dictionaries are not to be ideally or excessively interpreted unless explicitly specifically defined. The terminology used in this specification is for the purpose of describing embodiments and is not intended to limit this disclosure. In this specification, the singular also includes the plural unless specifically stated in the phrase.

Also, in describing components of the present disclosure, terms such as first, second, A, B, (a), (b), etc. may be used. These terms are only intended to distinguish the components from other components, and the nature, order, or sequence of the components are not limited by the terms. When it is described that a component is "connected," "coupled," or "connected" to another component, it should be understood that the component may be directly connected or connected to the other component, but another component may also be "connected," "coupled," or "connected" between each component.

As used herein, the terms “comprises” and/or “comprising” do not exclude the presence or addition of one or more other components, steps, operations and/or elements.

Components included in one embodiment and components that have common functions may be described using the same names in other embodiments. Unless otherwise stated, descriptions made in one embodiment may be applied to other embodiments, and specific descriptions may be omitted within the overlapping scope or within the scope that can be clearly understood by a person skilled in the art.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to preferred embodiments of the present invention and the attached drawings.

FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the structure of a baby carrier (10) according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure. In addition, FIG. 2 is an enlarged drawing of a portion indicated by “A” in FIG. 1.

The baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may be a structure worn on a user's body to support a baby. In addition, the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may be provided so that the mounting structure can be modified. Specifically, the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may provide a first mounting structure capable of holding a baby in a forward-facing position relative to the user, and a second mounting structure capable of holding a baby in a side-facing position relative to the user. That is, the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may provide either the first mounting structure or the second mounting structure by the user's manipulation.

Hereinafter, the structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure and variations in the mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2 together, the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may include a base (100), a first support belt (110), a second support belt (120), a first male buckle (115), a second male buckle (125), a first coupling belt (130), a second coupling belt (140), a first female buckle (135), a second female buckle (145), a support belt coupling member (150), a buckle pocket (160), a first air mesh (170), and a second air mesh (180).

The base (100) may be a part of a baby carrier (10) connected to the first support band (110), the second support band (120), the first coupling band (130), and the second coupling band (140) of the present disclosure. When the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure is used, the base (100) of the baby carrier (10) may be supported by at least one body part of the user's back and shoulders.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure is viewed from a planar perspective, the base (100) may be provided in an X-shape. Specifically, the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) may extend from an upper portion of the base (100) while forming a predetermined angle with respect to each other, and the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140) may extend from a lower portion of the base (100) while forming a predetermined angle with respect to each other. That is, when the baby sling (10) is viewed from a planar perspective, the coupling structure of the base (100), the first support band (110), the second support band (120), the first coupling band (130), and the second coupling band (140) of the present disclosure may be provided in an X-shape.

The first support band (110) may be a part of a baby sling (10) that extends from the base (100) and supports the baby. Hereinafter, the direction in which the first support band (110) extends from the base (100) may be defined as the first longitudinal direction.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first support band (110) may be provided in an oval shape (e.g., a rugby ball shape) whose width increases and then decreases as it moves away from the base (100) (i.e., in the first longitudinal direction). Accordingly, when the baby carrier (10) is used as the first mounting structure and the second mounting structure described below, the first support band (110) can firmly support the baby through a relatively wide area.

The first support band (110) may include a non-elastic material to firmly support the baby. In addition, since the first support band (110) is a part of the baby carrier (10) that comes into direct contact with the baby, the first support band (110) may include a material having a relatively soft surface.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first support band (110) may include a cotton fabric. Specifically, the first support band (110) may include pure cotton (100% cotton) composed only of cotton fabric. However, the material of the first support band (110) is not limited to what has been described above.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first support band (110) may include a two-layer structure. For example, the first support band (110) may have a structure in which cotton fabric is laminated in two layers. Accordingly, the sagging phenomenon of the first support band (110) may be improved even after long-term use of the baby carrier (10).

In an exemplary embodiment, the length of the first support band (110) extending in the first longitudinal direction may be about 70 cm to about 100 cm. For example, the length of the first support band (110) may be about 85 cm. In addition, the width of the first support band (110) may be about 30 cm to about 55 cm. For example, the width of the first support band (110) may be about 40 cm. However, the length and width of the first support band (110) are not limited to the aforementioned values.

The first support band (110) may have a plurality of first coupling holes (110H) at one edge portion. The plurality of first coupling holes (110H) may be arranged in a first longitudinal direction, which is a direction in which the first support band (110) extends. For example, the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) may be arranged at an edge of a portion adjacent to the second support band (120) among the plurality of edge portions of the first support band (110). In addition, as will be described later, the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) may be arranged to overlap with the plurality of second coupling holes (120H).

In an exemplary embodiment, a plurality of first coupling holes (110H) may be provided at an edge portion of the first support band (110) in a number of 6 to 15 and may extend in the first longitudinal direction. However, the number of the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) is not limited to what has been described above. In addition, the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) may be arranged on the first air mesh (170) to be described later. However, the arrangement positions of the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) are not limited to what has been described above.

The plurality of first coupling holes (110H) of the first support band (110) may be holes provided for coupling with the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) to be described later. For example, the support band coupling member (150) to be described later may pass through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) to couple the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) to each other.

The first male buckle (115) may be provided at one end of the first support band (110). Specifically, the first male buckle (115) may be provided at an end of the first support band (110) that is relatively far from the base (100). In addition, the first male buckle (115) may be connected to a first length adjustment string (116), and a length between the first male buckle (115) and the first support band (110) may be adjusted by the first length adjustment string (116).

In an exemplary embodiment, the first male buckle (115) may be coupled with at least one of the first female buckle (135) and the second female buckle (145) which will be described later. As will be described later, when the first male buckle (115) is coupled with the second female buckle (145), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may provide a first mounting structure capable of carrying a baby while facing forward. Additionally, when the first male buckle (115) is coupled with the first female buckle (135), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may provide a second mounting structure capable of carrying a baby while facing sideways.

The second support band (120) may be a part of the baby sling (10) that extends from the base (100) and supports the baby. Hereinafter, the direction in which the second support band (120) extends from the base (100) may be defined as the second longitudinal direction.

In an exemplary embodiment, the second support band (120) may be provided in an oval shape (e.g., a rugby ball shape) whose width increases and then decreases as it moves away from the base (100) (i.e., in the second longitudinal direction). Accordingly, when the baby carrier (10) is used as the first mounting structure and the second mounting structure described below, the second support band (120) can firmly support the baby through a relatively wide area.

The second support band (120) may include a non-elastic material to firmly support the baby. In addition, since the second support band (120) is a part of the baby carrier (10) that comes into direct contact with the baby, the second support band (120) may include a material having a relatively soft surface.

In an exemplary embodiment, the second support band (120) may include a cotton fabric. Specifically, the second support band (120) may include pure cotton (100% cotton) composed only of cotton fabric. However, the material of the second support band (120) is not limited to what has been described above.

In an exemplary embodiment, the second support band (120) may include a two-layer structure. For example, the second support band (120) may have a structure in which cotton fabric is laminated in two layers. Accordingly, the sagging phenomenon of the second support band (120) may be improved even after long-term use of the baby carrier (10).

In an exemplary embodiment, the length of the second support band (120) extending in the second longitudinal direction may be about 70 cm to about 100 cm. For example, the length of the second support band (120) may be about 85 cm. In addition, the width of the second support band (120) may be about 30 cm to about 55 cm. For example, the width of the second support band (120) may be about 40 cm. However, the length and width of the second support band (120) are not limited to the aforementioned values.

The second support band (120) may have a plurality of second coupling holes (120H) at one edge portion. The plurality of second coupling holes (120H) may be arranged in a second longitudinal direction, which is a direction in which the second support band (120) extends. For example, the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) may be arranged at an edge of a portion adjacent to the first support band (110) among the plurality of edge portions of the second support band (120).

In an exemplary embodiment, a plurality of second coupling holes (120H) may be provided at an edge portion of the second support band (120) in a number of 6 to 15 and may extend in the longitudinal direction. However, the number of the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) is not limited to what has been described above. In addition, the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) may be arranged on the second air mesh (180) to be described later. However, the arrangement positions of the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) are not limited to what has been described above.

The plurality of second coupling holes (120H) of the second support band (120) may be holes provided for coupling with the second support band (120) and the first support band (110). For example, the support band coupling member (150) described below may pass through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) to couple the first support band (110) and the second support band (120).

In addition, a plurality of second coupling holes (120H) may be provided at an edge portion of the second support band (120) so as to be substantially the same in number and spacing as the plurality of first coupling holes (110H). The plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) may overlap each other, and accordingly, the support band coupling member (150) may easily couple the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) by passing through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H).

The second male buckle (125) may be provided at one end of the second support band (120). Specifically, the second male buckle (125) may be provided at an end of the second support band (120) that is relatively far from the base (100). In addition, the second male buckle (125) may be connected to a second length adjustment string (126), and the length between the second male buckle (125) and the second support band (120) may be adjusted by the second length adjustment string (126).

In an exemplary embodiment, the second male buckle (125) may be coupled with at least one of the first female buckle (135) and the second female buckle (145) which will be described later. As will be described later, when the second male buckle (125) is coupled with the first female buckle (135), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may provide a first mounting structure capable of carrying a baby while facing forward. Additionally, when the second male buckle (125) is coupled with the second female buckle (145), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may provide a second mounting structure capable of carrying a baby while facing sideways.

The first connecting band (130) may be a portion of the baby carrier (10) that extends from the lower portion of the base (100) and is connected to at least one of the first supporting band (110) and the second supporting band (120).

When an imaginary line extending vertically so that the baby carrier (10) is symmetrical is drawn based on the center of the base (100) illustrated in FIG. 1, the coupling band provided on the left side together with the first support band (110) can be defined as the first coupling band (130), and the coupling band provided on the right side together with the second support band (120) can be defined as the second coupling band (140).

In an exemplary embodiment, the first coupling band (130) may be provided with a relatively shorter length than the first support band (110) and the second support band (120). In addition, the material of the first coupling band (130) overlaps with the technical concept of the material of the first support band (110) and the second support band (120), and thus, detailed descriptions thereof are omitted.

The first female buckle (135) is mounted on one end of the first coupling band (130) and can be coupled with at least one of the first male buckle (115) and the second male buckle (125) described above. For example, when the first coupling band (130) and the second support band (120) are interconnected by the coupling of the first female buckle (135) and the second male buckle (125), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can provide a first mounting structure that can hold a baby while facing forward. In addition, when the first coupling band (130) and the first support band (110) are interconnected by the coupling of the first female buckle (135) and the first male buckle (115), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can provide a second mounting structure that can hold a baby while facing sideways.

The second connecting band (140) may be a portion of the baby carrier (10) that extends from the lower portion of the base (100) and is connected to at least one of the first supporting band (110) and the second supporting band (120).

In an exemplary embodiment, the second bonding band (140) may be provided with a relatively shorter length than the first support band (110) and the second support band (120). In addition, the material of the second bonding band (140) overlaps with the technical idea of the material of the first support band (110) and the second support band (120), so detailed descriptions are omitted.

The second female buckle (145) can be mounted on one end of the second coupling band (140) and can be coupled with at least one of the first male buckle (115) and the second male buckle (125) described above. For example, when the second coupling band (140) and the first support band (110) are interconnected by the coupling of the second female buckle (145) and the first male buckle (115), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can provide a first mounting structure that can hold a baby while facing forward. In addition, when the second coupling band (140) and the second support band (120) are interconnected by the coupling of the second female buckle (145) and the second male buckle (125), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can provide a second mounting structure that can hold a baby while facing sideways.

The support band coupling member (150) may be a coupling member provided to couple the first support band (110) and the second support band (120). Specifically, the support band coupling member (150) may be configured to couple the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) to each other by passing through at least a portion of the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) in a state where a portion of the first support band (110) and a portion of the second support band (120) overlap each other.

The support belt coupling member (150) of the present disclosure may include a fastening belt (151), a first fastening buckle (153), and a second fastening buckle (not shown). Hereinafter, the technical idea of the support belt coupling member (150) of the present disclosure will be described in more detail.

The fastening band (151) may be a band (or string) configured such that one end is coupled to at least one of the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) and passes through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H). Specifically, one end of the fastening band (151) may be provided coupled to an end of the first support band (110) (i.e., a part of the first support band (110) that is relatively far from the base (100)), and an end of the fastening band (151) opposite to the one end may not be coupled to the first support band (110) and may be free. In addition, the fastening band (151) may be provided such that it extends in a first longitudinal direction, which is a direction in which the first support band (110) extends.

However, the fastening band (151) is not limited thereto, and may be provided on the second support band (120) rather than the first support band (110). Specifically, one end of the fastening band (151) may be provided coupled to an end of the second support band (120) (i.e., a portion of the second support band (120) that is relatively far from the base (100), and an end of the fastening band (151) opposite to the one end may not be coupled to the second support band (120) and may be free. In addition, the fastening band (151) may be provided to extend in a second longitudinal direction, which is a direction in which the second support band (120) extends.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the fastening band (151) is coupled to the first support band (110), if the fastening band (151) passes through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H), the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) can be coupled to each other. Additionally, if the fastening band (151) passes only through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H), the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) can be provided in a separated state.

The first fastening buckle (153) may be a buckle that is coupled to the end of the fastening band (151) and fastened to the second fastening buckle to be described later. In an exemplary embodiment, the first fastening buckle (153) may be provided at the end of the fastening band (151) and may pass through a plurality of first fastening holes (110H) and a plurality of second fastening holes (120H). For example, the first fastening buckle (153) may be a male buckle.

In an exemplary embodiment, the second fastening buckle may be a buckle that is fixed to at least one of a portion of the base (100) adjacent to the first support band (110) and a portion of the base (100) adjacent to the second support band (120) and is coupled with the first fastening buckle (153). However, the position of the second fastening buckle is not limited to the above-described, and the second fastening buckle may be fixed to at least one of the first support band (100) and the second support band (120) and is coupled with the first fastening buckle (153).

For example, when the fastening belt (151) is provided on the first support belt (110), the second fastening buckle may be provided coupled to a portion of the base (100) adjacent to the beginning portion of the first support belt (110) (e.g., an end portion of the base (100)).

In an exemplary embodiment, when a first fastening buckle (153) provided at an end of a fastening belt (151) passes through a plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and a plurality of second coupling holes (120H) and is coupled with a second fastening buckle, the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) can be firmly coupled to each other.

In addition, when the first fastening buckle (153) provided at the end of the fastening belt (151) is coupled with the second fastening buckle by passing only through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H), the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) can be provided in a separated state. In this case, the fastening belt (151) can be fixed to the edge portion of the first support belt (110) through the coupling of the first fastening buckle (153) and the second fastening buckle. Accordingly, even when the baby carrier (10) is used in a state where the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) are separated, the interference and inconvenience caused by the fastening belt (151) can be minimized.

In an exemplary embodiment, the second fastening buckle may be provided inside the buckle pocket (160). That is, the buckle pocket (160) may be provided on at least one of a portion of the base adjacent to the first support band (110) and a portion of the base adjacent to the second support band (120) to accommodate the second fastening buckle.

In addition, the buckle pocket (160) may include a soft cotton material on the surface. Since the second fastening buckle may be wrapped by the buckle pocket (160), the position of the second fastening buckle may be fixed, and the first fastening buckle (153) and the second fastening buckle may be easily coupled. In addition, since the outer shape of the second fastening buckle is not exposed to the outside by the buckle pocket (160), the wearing comfort of the baby carrier (10) may be improved.

The first air mesh (170) may be provided along an edge of the first support band (110) (i.e., along the perimeter of the first support band (110)). In an exemplary embodiment, the first air mesh (170) may include a buffer (FIG. 6, 173) having a plurality of ventilation holes (173H) provided between two surfaces of the first support band (110). The thickness of the first air mesh (170) provided at the edge of the first support band (110) may be greater than the thickness of the central portion of the first support band (110).

Additionally, the second air mesh (180) may be provided along the edge of the second support band (120) (i.e., along the perimeter of the second support band (120)). In an exemplary embodiment, the second air mesh (180) may include a buffer (173) having a plurality of ventilation holes (173H) provided between the two surfaces of the second support band (120). The thickness of the second air mesh (180) provided at the edge of the second support band (120) may be greater than the thickness of the central portion of the second support band (120).

The baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may include a first air mesh (170) and a second air mesh (180) provided at the edges of the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120), so that when the baby carrier (10) is used as the first mounting structure and the second mounting structure to be described later, the first air mesh (170) and the second air mesh (180) may firmly support the baby and provide comfort to the baby. In addition, since the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may include the first air mesh (170) and the second air mesh (180), the wearing comfort of the baby carrier (10) may be improved.

The baby sling (10) of the present disclosure may include a support band coupling member (150) that couples the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) through a plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and a plurality of second coupling holes (120H) according to the user's selection, so that the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure can be used by changing the mounting structure according to the growth of the child.

Specifically, when the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure are separated, the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can provide a first mounting structure that can hold a baby while facing forward to support a relatively young child.

In addition, when the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) of the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure are connected by a support band connecting member (150), the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure can provide a second mounting structure that can hold a baby while facing sideways to support a relatively grown child.

Accordingly, the usability of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can be improved, and the economic cost of the baby carrier purchaser can be improved.

In addition, since the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can include a first air mesh (170) and a second air mesh (180), the reliability and wearing comfort of the baby carrier (10) can be improved.

FIG. 3 is a drawing showing the structure of a baby carrier (10) for a first mounting structure according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

The first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may refer to a structure of the baby carrier (10) that can hold a baby in a position where the baby is facing forward with respect to the user. The first mounting structure may be a structure of the baby carrier (10) used to support a relatively young baby (e.g., a newborn baby under 6 months of age).

In addition, the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be a structure in which the baby is held using both shoulders, and the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be a structure in which the baby's back and hips are supported. For example, the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be similar to the structure in which the existing wrap carrier supports the baby.

In order to apply the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure, the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be provided in a separated state. Specifically, the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be provided separately from each other without being joined by the support belt joining member (150).

For example, when a support band coupling member (150) is provided coupled to a first support band (110), a fastening band (151) of the support band coupling member (150) can pass through a plurality of first coupling holes (110H) of the first support band (110), and a first fastening buckle (153) of the support band coupling member (150) can be coupled with a second fastening buckle.

In order to apply the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure, the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) may be connected to the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140) while intersecting each other in an X shape. For example, in order to apply the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10), the first support band (110) may be connected to the second coupling band (140), and the second support band (120) may be connected to the first coupling band (130).

FIG. 4 is a drawing showing the structure of a baby carrier (10) for a second mounting structure according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

The second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may refer to a structure of the baby carrier (10) that can hold a baby in a position where the baby is facing sideways with respect to the user. The second mounting structure may be a structure of the baby carrier (10) used to support a relatively grown baby (e.g., a baby over 6 months old).

In addition, the second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be a structure in which a baby is held using one shoulder, and the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be a structure in which the baby's back, side, and hips are supported. For example, the second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be similar to the structure of a conventional sling in which a baby is supported.

For application of the second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure, the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be provided in a state of being connected by a support belt connecting member (150).

For example, in a state where the edge portion of the first support band (110) and the edge portion of the second support band (120) overlap (i.e., in a state where the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) overlap), the fastening band (151) of the support band coupling member (150) can pass through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) of the first support band (110) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) of the second support band (120) in a zigzag manner, and the first fastening buckle (153) provided at the end of the fastening band (151) can be coupled with the second fastening buckle described above. Accordingly, the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) can be firmly coupled by the support band coupling member (150) to form a wide support surface.

In addition, for application of the second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure, each of the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) can be combined with the first coupling belt (130) and the second coupling belt (140).

FIG. 5 is a drawing showing a male buckle and a female buckle according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

Hereinafter, the technical idea of the first male buckle (115) and the first female buckle (135) of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure will be described with reference to FIG. 5. The technical idea described with reference to FIG. 5 can be equally applied to the second male buckle (125) and the second female buckle (145).

In an exemplary embodiment, the first male buckle (115) may be configured to rotate at a limited rotation angle with respect to the first female buckle (135). For example, the first male buckle (115) may be configured to rotate at a limited rotation angle of about 50 degrees to about 80 degrees with respect to the first female buckle (135).

Since the first male buckle (115) can rotate at a limited rotation angle with respect to the first female buckle (135), the flexibility and wearing comfort of the mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can be improved.

The first male buckle (115) may include a first rotation guide (RG1) and a first rotation axis (RX1) provided in an arc shape. In addition, the first female buckle (135) may have a first coupling space that accommodates the first rotation axis (RX1) of the first male buckle (115). As the first rotation axis (RX1) of the first male buckle (115) is fitted into the first coupling space of the first female buckle (135), the first male buckle (115) can rotate at a limited angle with respect to the first female buckle (135).

In an exemplary embodiment, when the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure is used as a first mounting structure for carrying a baby forward, the second female buckle (145) may be configured to rotate 50 to 80 degrees by the first rotation guide (RG1) of the first male buckle (115). In addition, the first female buckle (135) may be configured to rotate 50 to 80 degrees by the rotation guide of the second male buckle (125).

When the first female buckle (135) rotates less than 50 degrees with respect to the first male buckle (115), the flexibility of the mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may decrease, thereby deteriorating the user's wearing comfort. In addition, when the first female buckle (135) rotates more than 80 degrees with respect to the first male buckle (115), the sturdiness of the mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may decrease. Since the first female buckle (135) of the present disclosure can rotate about 50 degrees to about 80 degrees with respect to the first male buckle (115), the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can improve not only the user's wearing comfort but also the sturdiness of the mounting structure.

Additionally, the second male buckle (125) may be configured to rotate at a limited rotation angle with respect to the second female buckle (145). For example, the second male buckle (125) may be configured to rotate at a limited rotation angle of about 50 degrees to about 80 degrees with respect to the second female buckle (145).

Since the second male buckle (125) can rotate at a limited rotation angle with respect to the second female buckle (145), the flexibility and wearing comfort of the mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can be improved.

The second male buckle (125) may include a second rotation guide and a second rotation axis provided in an arc shape. In addition, the second female buckle (145) may have a second coupling space that accommodates the second rotation axis of the second male buckle (125). As the second rotation axis of the second male buckle (125) is fitted into the second coupling space of the second female buckle (145), the second male buckle (125) can rotate at a limited angle with respect to the second female buckle (145).

The details of the second male buckle (125) and the second female buckle (145) overlap with the technical ideas of the first male buckle (115) and the first female buckle (135), so detailed descriptions are omitted.

FIG. 6 is a drawing showing the structure of a first air mesh (170) and a second air mesh (180) according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 6, the first air mesh (170) may be provided along the edge of the first support band (110). In addition, the first air mesh (170) may include a buffer (173) having a plurality of ventilation holes (173H) provided between the two layers of faces.

In an exemplary embodiment, the buffer (173) may have a plurality of vent holes (173H) and may include an elastic material to perform a buffering function. For example, the material of the buffer (173) may be similar to a sponge material.

In an exemplary embodiment, the width of the first air mesh (170) may be about 2 cm to about 6 cm. For example, the width of the first air mesh (170) may be about 5 cm. In addition, the thickness of the first air mesh (170) may be about 2 mm to about 6 mm. For example, the thickness of the first air mesh (170) may be about 3.5 mm. However, the values of the width and thickness of the first air mesh (170) are not limited to those described above.

In addition, the second air mesh (180) may be provided along the edge of the second support band (120). In addition, the second air mesh (180) may include a buffer (173) having a plurality of ventilation holes (173H) provided between the two surfaces. Since the technical idea of the buffer overlaps with that described above, detailed descriptions are omitted.

In an exemplary embodiment, the width of the second air mesh (180) may be about 2 cm to about 6 cm. For example, the width of the second air mesh (180) may be about 5 cm. In addition, the thickness of the second air mesh (180) may be about 2 mm to about 6 mm. For example, the thickness of the second air mesh (180) may be about 3.5 mm. However, the values of the width and thickness of the second air mesh (180) are not limited to those described above.

The baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may include a first air mesh (170) and a second air mesh (180) provided at the edges of the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120), so that when the baby carrier (10) is used as the first mounting structure and the second mounting structure, the first air mesh (170) and the second air mesh (180) may firmly support the baby and provide comfort to the baby. In addition, since the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may include the first air mesh (170) and the second air mesh (180), the wearing comfort of the baby carrier (10) may be improved.

FIG. 7 is a drawing showing a base (100) according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 7, the base (100) may be a part of a baby carrier (10) connected to the first support band (110), the second support band (120), the first coupling band (130), and the second coupling band (140) described above. When the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure is used, the base (100) of the baby carrier (10) may contact at least one body part of the user's back and shoulder.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) may extend from an upper portion of the base (100) while forming a predetermined angle with respect to each other. For example, the angle (a) formed by the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) extending from the base (100) may be from about 70 degrees to about 100 degrees. Specifically, the angle (a) formed by the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) may be about 80 degrees.

In addition, the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140) may extend from the lower portion of the base (100) while forming a predetermined angle with respect to each other. For example, the angle (b) formed by the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140) extending from the base (100) may be about 70 degrees to about 100 degrees. Specifically, the angle (b) formed by the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140) may be about 80 degrees.

In an exemplary embodiment, the angle (a) formed by the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) may be substantially equal to the angle (b) formed by the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140).

Accordingly, when the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure is used as the first mounting structure, the force between the first support band (110) and the second coupling band (140) and the force between the second support band (120) and the first coupling band (130) can be formed to be symmetrical in the X direction with respect to the center (C) of the base (100). That is, since the forces can be distributed to be symmetrical with respect to the center (C) of the base (100), the structural reliability and wearing comfort of the baby sling (10) can be improved when the baby sling (10) is used as the first mounting structure.

In addition, when the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure is used as a second mounting structure, the force between the first support band (110) and the first coupling band (130) and the force between the second support band (120) and the second coupling band (140) can be formed to be symmetrical in the 11 direction with respect to the center (C) of the base (100). That is, since the forces can be distributed symmetrically with respect to the center of the base (100), the structural reliability and wearing comfort of the baby sling (10) can be improved when the baby sling (10) is used as a second mounting structure.

In an exemplary embodiment, the minimum width (d) of the base (100) may be about 8 cm to about 15 cm. For example, the minimum width (d) of the base (100) may be about 10 cm. The minimum width (d) of the base (100) may be the minimum length among the lengths formed by the base (100) in the horizontal direction. In addition, the minimum width (d) of the base (100) may be defined as the length of a line that crosses the center (C) of the base (100) in the horizontal direction.

Since the minimum width (d) of the base (100) can be formed to the aforementioned value, the area in contact with the user's body (e.g., shoulder and back) can be reduced, thereby improving the user's wearing comfort. That is, the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can reduce the stuffiness that the user may feel when wearing the baby carrier (10).

Fig. 8 is a drawing showing a baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure used as a first mounting structure. Fig. 9 is a front view of a baby carrier (10) worn as a first mounting structure, and Fig. 10 is a back view of a baby carrier (10) worn as a first mounting structure.

Referring to FIGS. 8 to 10 together, the first mounting structure may be a structure of a baby carrier (10) that can hold a baby in a posture in which the baby is facing forward with respect to the user. The first mounting structure may be a structure of a baby carrier (10) used to support a relatively young baby (e.g., a newborn baby of 6 months or less).

In addition, the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be a structure in which the baby is held using both shoulders, and the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be a structure in which the baby's back and hips are supported. For example, the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be similar to the structure in which the existing wrap carrier supports the baby.

In order to apply the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure, the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be provided in a separated state (i.e., an uncoupled state). Specifically, the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be provided separated from each other without being coupled by a support belt coupling member (150).

For example, when a support band coupling member (150) is provided coupled to a first support band (110), the fastening band (151) of the support band coupling member (150) can only pass through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) of the first support band (110), and the first fastening buckle (153) of the support band coupling member (150) can be coupled with the second fastening buckle described above.

In order to apply the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure, the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) may be connected to the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140) while intersecting each other in an X shape. For example, in order to apply the first mounting structure of the baby carrier (10), the first support band (110) may be connected to the second coupling band (140), and the second support band (120) may be connected to the first coupling band (130).

In addition, when the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure is used as the first mounting structure, the force between the first support band (110) and the second coupling band (140) and the force between the second support band (120) and the first coupling band (130) can be formed to be symmetrical in the X direction with respect to the center (C) of the base (100). That is, since the forces can be distributed to be symmetrical with respect to the center (C) of the base (100), the structural reliability and wearing comfort of the baby sling (10) can be improved when the baby sling (10) is used as the first mounting structure.

Fig. 11 is a drawing showing a baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure used as a second mounting structure. Fig. 12 is a front view of a baby carrier (10) worn as a second mounting structure, and Fig. 13 is a back view of a baby carrier (10) worn as a second mounting structure.

Referring to FIGS. 11 to 13 together, the second mounting structure may refer to a structure of the baby carrier (10) that can hold a baby in a posture in which the baby is facing sideways with respect to the user. The second mounting structure may be a structure of the baby carrier (10) used to support a relatively grown baby (e.g., a baby over 6 months old).

In addition, the second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be a structure in which a baby is held using one shoulder, and the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be a structure in which the baby's back, side, and hips are supported. For example, the second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) may be similar to the structure of a conventional sling in which a baby is supported.

For application of the second mounting structure of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure, the first support belt (110) and the second support belt (120) may be provided in a state of being connected by a support belt connecting member (150).

Specifically, in a state where the edge portion of the first support band (110) and the edge portion of the second support band (120) overlap (i.e., in a state where the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) overlap), the fastening band (151) of the support band coupling member (150) can pass through the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) of the first support band (110) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) of the second support band (120) in a zigzag manner, and the first fastening buckle (153) provided at the end of the support band coupling member (150) can be coupled with the second fastening buckle described above. Accordingly, the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) can be firmly coupled by the support band coupling member (150) to form a wide support surface together.

In order to apply the second mounting structure of the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure, each of the first support band (110) and the second support band (120) may be coupled with the first coupling band (130) and the second coupling band (140). Accordingly, when the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure is used as the second mounting structure, the force between the first support band (110) and the first coupling band (130) and the force between the second support band (120) and the second coupling band (140) may be formed to be symmetrical in the 11 direction with respect to the center (C) of the base (100). Since the forces may be distributed symmetrically with respect to the center of the base (100), the structural reliability and wearing comfort of the baby sling (10) may be improved when the baby sling (10) is used as the second mounting structure.

The baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may include a support carrier coupling member (150) that couples the first support carrier (110) and the second support carrier (120) through a plurality of first coupling holes (110H) and a plurality of second coupling holes (120H) according to a user's selection, so that the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can be used by selecting either the first mounting structure or the second mounting structure according to the growth of the child. Accordingly, the usability of the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure can be improved, and the economic cost of the baby carrier purchaser can be improved.

FIG. 14 is a drawing showing a head support member (190) according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

The head support member (190) of the present disclosure may be configured to support a head portion of a baby by being coupled to the first support band (110) and the second support band (120). For example, when the baby sling (10) of the present disclosure is used as a first mounting structure for carrying a baby forward, the head support member (190) may be coupled to at least a portion of the first support band (110) and at least a portion of the second support band (120) to support a head portion of the baby.

Referring to FIG. 14, the head support member (190) of the present disclosure may include a head support base (191), a plurality of coupling buttons (193), and a plurality of coupling rings (195).

The head support base (191) may be a base that supports the baby's head. In an exemplary embodiment, the head support base (191) may include a soft cotton material on the surface. However, the material of the head support base (191) is not limited to the above-described material.

In an exemplary embodiment, the head support base (191) may be provided in a trapezoidal shape. However, the shape of the head support base (191) is not limited thereto, and the shape of the head support base (191) may be provided in various shapes.

The plurality of coupling buttons (193) may be buttons coupled to the head support base (191). In an exemplary embodiment, the plurality of coupling buttons (193) may be arranged along an edge portion of the head support base (191). For example, when the head support base (191) is provided in a trapezoidal shape, the plurality of coupling buttons (193) may be arranged along edge portions of sides forming the trapezoid.

The plurality of coupling rings (195) may be rings extending from an edge of the head support base (191). In an exemplary embodiment, the plurality of coupling rings (195) may pass through at least a portion of the plurality of first coupling holes (110H) of the first support band (110) and the plurality of second coupling holes (120H) of the second support band (120) to couple with the plurality of coupling buttons (193). Accordingly, the head support base (191) may be coupled to the first support band (110) and the second support band (120).

The baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may additionally include a head support member (190), so that the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure may support up to the baby's head. Accordingly, when the baby carrier (10) of the present disclosure is used together with the head support member (190), the baby carrier (10) may reduce fatigue of the user's hand and improve the degree of freedom of the hand.

FIG. 15 is a drawing showing a baby carrier according to another embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 15, the baby carrier of the present disclosure may include a base (100) of the baby carrier (10) described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 14, a first support belt (110), a second support belt (120), a first male buckle (115), a second male buckle (125), a first connecting belt (130), a second connecting belt (140), a first female buckle (135), a second female buckle (145), a first air mesh (170), and a second air mesh (180).

The technical idea of the above-mentioned components overlaps with the content described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 14, so detailed descriptions are omitted.

The baby carrier illustrated in Fig. 15 may include a support band joining member having a different structure from the baby carrier (10) described with reference to Figs. 1 to 14. Hereinafter, the support band joining member of the baby carrier illustrated in Fig. 15 will be described in more detail.

Referring to FIG. 15, the support band coupling member of the present disclosure may be provided to at least one of the first support band and the second support band to mutually couple the first support band and the second support band. For example, the support band coupling member may be provided to both the first support band and the second support band. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the support band coupling member may be provided to only one of the first support band and the second support band.

In an exemplary embodiment, the support band engagement member may include a first support band engagement member provided at an edge portion adjacent to the second support band among the first support bands. Additionally, the support band engagement member may include a second support band engagement member provided at an edge portion adjacent to the first support band among the second support bands and configured to engage with the first support band engagement member.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member are coupled, the first support band and the second support band can be coupled to each other to provide a second mounting structure. Additionally, when the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member are not coupled, the first support band and the second support band can be separated to provide a first mounting structure that is different from the second mounting structure.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member may be zipper coupled. Specifically, the first support band coupling member may include a first zipper having first teeth, and the second support band coupling member may include a second zipper having second teeth.

Specifically, the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member can be configured such that the first teeth and the second teeth engage with each other based on movement of a ring provided in either the first zipper or the second zipper to couple the first support band and the second support band.

However, the joining method and joining structure of the first support band joining member and the second support band joining member are not limited to zipper joining. For example, the first support band joining member and the second support band joining member may be joined to each other by various joining methods such as slide joining, sticker (e.g., non-woven fabric) joining, and button joining.

Referring to FIG. 15, in an exemplary embodiment, the first support band coupling member may be provided on a coupling surface extending from the first support band toward the second support band. Additionally, the second support band coupling member may be provided in an internal space between two layers of surfaces forming the second support band.

Specifically, when the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member are mutually coupled, the coupling surface extended from the first support band can be arranged in the internal space provided between the two layers of surfaces of the second support band. That is, when the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member are mutually coupled, the coupling surface extended from the first support band can be arranged in the internal space of the second support band, so that the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member may not be exposed to the outside. Accordingly, the baby sling of the present disclosure can prevent physical contact between the first support band coupling member and the second support band coupling member and the baby, thereby ensuring stability and a feeling of wearing, and improving the aesthetic appearance of the baby sling.

In addition, when the first support band and the second support band of the present disclosure are used separately (for example, when used as a first mounting structure), the first support band joining member and the second support band joining member described above do not need to be exposed to the outside.

Accordingly, the baby carrier of the present disclosure may include a joining surface protruding from the first support band and a button for hiding the first support band joining member provided on the joining surface on the first support band. The button may include a first button provided on an edge of the first support band and a second button provided on the joining surface. As the first button and the second button are joined to each other, the joining surface may not protrude from the first support band, and the first support band joining member may not be exposed to the outside.

In addition, the baby carrier of the present disclosure may include a button for hiding a second support band joining member disposed in an internal space provided between the two layers of the second support band. The button may include a third button and a fourth button disposed on each of the two layers of the second support band. As the third button and the fourth button are mutually engaged, the second support band joining member may not be exposed to the outside.

As described above, exemplary embodiments have been disclosed in the drawings and the specification. Although specific terms have been used in the specification to describe the embodiments, these have been used only for the purpose of explaining the technical idea of the present disclosure and have not been used to limit the meaning or the scope of the present disclosure described in the claims. Therefore, those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible from this. Accordingly, the true technical protection scope of the present disclosure should be determined by the technical idea of the appended claims.

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base; A first support band extending from the upper portion of the base to support the baby, the first support band having a plurality of first joining holes arranged in a direction in which the first support band extends at one end portion; A second support band extending from the upper portion of the base to support the baby so as to be spaced apart from the first support band, the second support band having a plurality of second coupling holes arranged in a direction in which the second support band extends at one end portion so as to overlap with the plurality of first coupling holes; A first joining band extending from the lower portion of the base and joined to at least one of the first supporting band and the second supporting band; a second coupling band extending from the lower portion of the base so as to be spaced apart from the first coupling band and coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; and A support band coupling member configured to extend from one of the first support band and the second support band and to couple the first support band and the second support band by passing through the plurality of first coupling holes and the plurality of second coupling holes in a state where an edge portion of the first support band and an edge portion of the second support band overlap each other; A baby carrier with a transformable mounting structure including: In the first paragraph, When the first support band and the second support band are separated, and the first support band and the second coupling band are coupled, and the second support band and the first coupling band are coupled, the baby carrier provides a first mounting structure that can hold the baby while facing forward. A baby carrier with a deformable mounting structure, characterized in that when the first support band and the second support band are coupled by the support band coupling member, and the first support band and the first coupling band are coupled, and the second support band and the second coupling band are coupled, the baby carrier provides a second mounting structure that allows the baby to be held while facing sideways. In the first paragraph, The above support belt joint member is, A fastening belt having one end joined to at least one of the first support belt and the second support belt and configured to pass through the plurality of first coupling holes and the plurality of second coupling holes; a first fastening buckle coupled to an end opposite to said one end of said fastening belt; and A second fastening buckle configured to be fixed to at least one of a portion of the base adjacent to the first support band and a portion of the base adjacent to the second support band and coupled with the first fastening buckle; A baby carrier having a transformable mounting structure characterized by including a . In the third paragraph, The above baby carrier, A buckle pocket provided on at least one of a portion of the base adjacent to the first support band and a portion of the base adjacent to the second support band, wherein the buckle pocket surrounds the second fastening buckle; A baby carrier having a transformable mounting structure characterized by further including: In the first paragraph, A first male buckle mounted on one end of the first support belt; A second male buckle mounted on one end of the second support belt; A first female buckle mounted on one end of the first coupling band and coupled with at least one of the first male buckle and the second male buckle; and A second female buckle mounted on one end of the second coupling band and coupled with at least one of the first male buckle and the second male buckle; A baby carrier having a transformable mounting structure characterized by further including: In clause 5, The above first number buckle includes a first rotation guide and a first rotation axis provided in an arc shape, The second buckle includes a second rotation guide and a second rotation axis provided in an arc shape, The first female buckle has a first coupling space that accommodates at least one of the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis, and has a limited rotation angle of 50 to 80 degrees with respect to the first male buckle and the second male buckle based on the first rotation guide and the second rotation guide, A baby carrier with a deformable mounting structure, characterized in that the second female buckle has a second engaging space that accommodates at least one of the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis, and has a limited rotation angle of 50 to 80 degrees with respect to the first male buckle and the second male buckle based on the first rotation guide and the second rotation guide. In the first paragraph, A first air mesh including a buffer provided along an edge of the first support band and having a plurality of ventilation holes; and A second air mesh including a buffer provided along an edge of the second support band and having a plurality of ventilation holes; A baby carrier having a transformable mounting structure characterized by further including: In the first paragraph, The above base is, A baby carrier having a deformable mounting structure characterized in that it is provided in an X shape through combination with the first support band, the second support band, the first coupling band, and the second coupling band. In the first paragraph, Each of the angles formed by the first support band and the second support band extending from the base and the angles formed by the first coupling band and the second coupling band extending from the base are 70 to 100 degrees, A baby carrier having a transformable mounting structure, characterized in that the minimum width of the base is 8 cm to 15 cm. In the first paragraph, The above baby carrier, A head support member configured to support a head portion of a baby by combining with at least a portion of the first support band and the second support band; Including more, The above head support member, Head support base designed to support baby's head; A plurality of coupling buttons mounted on the head support base; and The head support member including a plurality of coupling rings extending from an edge of the head support base, the plurality of coupling rings configured to pass through at least some of the plurality of first coupling holes and the plurality of second coupling holes and engage with the plurality of coupling buttons to couple the head support base to the first support band and the second support band; A baby carrier having a transformable mounting structure characterized by including a . base; A first support band extending from the upper portion of the base to support the baby; A second support band extending from the upper portion of the base to support the baby so as to be spaced apart from the first support band; A first joining band extending from the lower portion of the base and joined to at least one of the first supporting band and the second supporting band; a second coupling band extending from the lower portion of the base so as to be spaced apart from the first coupling band and coupled with at least one of the first support band and the second support band; and A support band coupling member provided on at least one of the first support band and the second support band and configured to mutually couple the first support band and the second support band; A baby carrier with a transformable mounting structure including: In Article 11, The above support belt joint member is, A first support band joining member provided on an edge portion of the first support band adjacent to the second support band; and A second support band joining member provided at an edge portion adjacent to the first support band among the second support bands and configured to join with the first support band joining member; A baby carrier having a transformable mounting structure characterized by including a . In Article 12, The first support band joining member comprises a first zipper having first teeth, The second support band joining member comprises a second zipper having second teeth, The above first support band connecting member and the above second support band connecting member, A baby carrier having a deformable mounting structure, characterized in that the first and second teeth are interlocked based on the movement of a ring provided in either of the first zipper and the second zipper to connect the first support band and the second support band.

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