Infant hand restraint with diaper
OwnerMeriAnn Boxallinventor
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Abstract
A hand restraint/cloth diaper combination can be used any time an infant needs to have their hands restrained from touching their heads or other parts of their body. The restraint device of the present invention allows for an infant to have muscle exercise and movement, while still allowing the diaper to be changed. The restraint device may be adjusted to keep the arms to be restrained right next to the infant's hips for travel or sitting and may be further adjusted to allow increased movement for laying and exercise. The restraint device may include a cloth diaper, an elastic waistband on the cloth diaper, an extra elastic band adapted to run around the back of the infant, and adjustable arm cuffs.
Claims1
A restraint device comprising:
- a cloth diaper having an elastic waistband and leg holes;
- an additional elastic attached to one side of the elastic waistband;
- at least one strap attached to the diaper;
- at least one arm cuff attached to the at least one strap;
- a first fastener connected to the at least one strap proximal to the diaper;
- at least one mating fastener connected to the at least one strap, distal the first fastener relative to the diaper, wherein the mating fastener is adapted to fasten to the first fastener;
- an arm cuff fastener attached to the at least one arm cuff, the arm cuff fastener adapted to fasten to the first fastener;
- wherein the elastic waistband includes a front waistband and a rear waistband on a front side and a back side of the cloth diaper, the front and rear waistbands adapted to fasten together;
- wherein the at least one arm cuff is configured to prevent a child from pulling UP a hand of the child to a face of the child;
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- wherein the additional elastic is configured to connect around the back of the child to the front of the child to allow for the cloth diaper to be partially removed while keeping the face of the child protected from the hand of the child.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.