Mother'S hand headrest
AssigneeMegha Dubey
InventorsMegha Dubey, Neelesh K Sharma
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Abstract
A headrest for baby to be used in baby seats and car seats is disclosed. The headrest includes two conjoined soft hands which are joined to the wrist at some angle to form wide U or boat shape. The head of the baby rest into the soft conjoined hands and the chin resting on the middle/center joining part of the hands of the headrest stopping the unwanted forward movement of the head. Cheeks and temples of the baby rests on palm and fingers of the hands which stop unwanted side to side movement of the head Headrest has straps attached at the outer layer/back side of the conjoined hand and strap's other end is attached to the baby seat with the fastening system to hold the headrest in position.
Claims8
A one-piece headrest for securely holding the head of a person restrained in a seat having a seat back, said seat back having a front side, said front side having an upper portion, said upper portion of said front side having an integrally built-in or adhesively-attached elongated left positioning means on the left for securing a first end of the headrest with an adjustable length of a first fastener integrally attached to said first end of the headrest, and said front side of the upper portion of the seat back having an integrally built-in or adhesively attached elongated right positioning means on the right for securing a second end of the headrest with an adjustable length of a second fastener integrally attached to said second end of the headrest, wherein said headrest is of sufficient dimensions and designed to give support and comfort, during use, to said person's head, and to prevent significant lateral and forward movements of the head, and to protect the head from sudden forward and sideways movements due to any sudden impact, comprising:
- a single elongated body having an elongated first portion ending with said first end, a substantially equally elongated second portion ending with said second end, and a center portion narrower than and in between said first and second elongated portions, wherein said elongated first and second portions hold said narrow center portion;
- said single elongated body comprising a first flexible inner surface coming into contact with the person's head during use of said headrest, and a second flexible outer surface not in contact with the person's head during use, thereby forming a closed enclosure, and containing at least one cushion fill material retained within said enclosure;
- said first fastener having an elongated adhesive strip attached along its length, said first fastener being securely attached and disposed on said first end surface or along said elongated first portion at said second flexible outer surface, and extending beyond said elongated first portion of the headrest;
- said second fastener having an elongated adhesive strip attached along its length, said second fastener being securely attached and disposed on the second end surface or along said elongated second portion at said second flexible outer surface and extending beyond said second elongated second portion of the headrest;
- said center portion positioned between said elongated first and second portions of said elongated body, constituting a narrow section in the middle of said headrest, said narrow section comprising a left cushioned digit-defining body flexibly and securely attached to the left side of said center portion on said first flexible inner surface, and a right cushioned digit-defining body flexibly and securely attached to the right side of said center portion on said first flexible inner surface, wherein said left and right digit-defining bodies face each other, and are attached to said first flexible inner surface of the headrest, and reasonably spaced apart so as to comfortably wrap around, securely hold, and accommodate the lower portion or substantially whole of the person's head between said left and right digit-defining bodies during use of the headrest.
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