CHILD JUMPSUIT

20170325514 · 2017-11-16

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    Abstract

    A child jumpsuit, including a top head portion with a hood and a body portion with sleeves and legs, is characterized in that the body portion includes a detachable flap located on both sides of the jumpsuit's body portion and containing a narrow part located on the front side of the body portion of the jumpsuit from the head portion to the bottom of the jumpsuit between the legs, and an expanding part, located on the back part of the body portion, which is designed with an expansion up to the width of the middle of the jumpsuit's body portion. The proposed jumpsuit design allows to perform any hygienic manipulations easily and quickly, without taking the jumpsuit off and without taking the child's legs out of the jumpsuit legs—for example, putting the child on a potty, going to the bathroom, changing diapers, daily hygiene procedures.

    Claims

    1. A child jumpsuit, including a top head portion with a hood and a body portion with sleeves and legs, characterized in that the body portion includes a detachable flap located on both sides of the body portion and including a narrow part located on the front side of the body portion of the jumpsuit from the head portion to the bottom of the jumpsuit between the legs, and an expanding part, located on the back part of the body portion, including an expansion up to the width of the middle of the body portion.

    2. A jumpsuit according to claim 1, further characterized in that the flap is connected to the body portion using snap fasteners.

    3. A jumpsuit as per Section 1, further characterized in that the flap is connected to the body portion using zip fasteners.

    Description

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    [0017] The essence of the invention is illustrated by the drawing, where

    [0018] FIG. 1 shows the front view of the proposed jumpsuit in closed position;

    [0019] FIG. 2 shows the rear view in closed position;

    [0020] FIG. 3 shows a rear view at the initial stage of opening the flap;

    [0021] FIG. 4 shows the detachable flap of the proposed jumpsuit.

    [0022] The proposed jumpsuit includes a top head portion 1 with a hood, and a body portion 2 with sleeves 3 and legs 4. The body portion 2 includes a detachable flap 5, which is located on both sides of the body portion 2 and includes a narrow part located on the front of the jumpsuit's body portion 2 from the head portion 1 to the bottom of the jumpsuit between the legs, and an expanding part located on the back side of the body portion 2, which is designed with expansion up to the width of the middle of the jumpsuit's body portion.

    [0023] The proposed jumpsuit is to be used as follows.

    [0024] When putting the jumpsuit on the child, the narrow part of the flap 5 is unfastened, and the child's arms and legs are inserted in the sleeves 3 and legs 4. Then the flap 5 is fastened.

    [0025] If it is needed to gain access to the child's lower body for hygienic procedures, the flap 5 is unfastened on the back of the body portion 2, uncovering the child's lower body as much as needed for the relevant hygienic procedure (removing the diaper, putting the child on the potty, washing up, etc.) without taking the jumpsuit off. The flap 5, depending on the need to perform a particular hygienic procedure, can be unfastened partially or completely. The design of the jumpsuit allows to begin unfastening the flap 5 on the front or back side of the body portion, depending on the child's gender. The use of the proposed jumpsuit keeps the child's chest and upper body covered, protecting the child from cold.

    [0026] The proposed jumpsuit design allows to perform any hygienic procedures easily and quickly, without taking the child's legs out of the jumpsuit legs—for example, putting the child on a potty, going to the bathroom, changing diapers, daily hygiene procedures.