Folding hip seat for baby
OwnerJi-Young NAM, Ji-Hye NAMinventors
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Abstract
The disclosure relates to a folding hip seat for a baby, in which only a single one-touch control part is provided to be manipulated with one hand such that a hip seat part may be conveniently and easily manipulated, and an installation plate part is configured to be securely coupled to or easily separated from a base plate part by a fastening hook, a fastening groove, an elastic fastening protrusion, and an insertion hole such that such that a body weight of a baby may be dispersed to a plurality of points, and thus the folding hip seat may be safely used.
Claims11
A folding hip seat for a baby, which is to be worn on a guardian by means of a waistband, the folding hip seat comprising:
- a base plate part fixedly installed at a front side of the waistband and having a plurality of fastening hooks provided at one front side thereof and an elastic fastening protrusion provided at the other front side thereof;
- an installation plate part detachably coupled to a front side of the base plate part and having fastening grooves formed at one side thereof and configured to be coupled to the plurality of fastening hooks, an insertion hole formed at the other side thereof and configured to be coupled to the elastic fastening protrusion, and a first hinge part protruding from a front upper portion thereof;
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- a hip seat part rotatably installed on the first hinge part and configured to be stored in a state of being in close contact with the installation plate part or used in an unfolded state depending on whether the hip seat part rotates, the hip seat part having a second hinge part provided at a rear upper portion thereof and hingedly coupled to the first hinge part, and a one-touch control part provided at one front side of the second hinge part and selectively fixed to the first hinge part such that rotated and fixed states with respect to the installation plate part is controlled by the one-touch control part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.