Infant Evacuation Vests and Aprons - Core77

2022-09-24 04:44:26 By : Ms. Aiwa Xue

Imagine you work at a maternity ward or a childcare center, and an emergency requires you to evacuate immediately. How many babies can you carry?

Dutch company Baby Mover has designed fire-resistant evacuation vests and aprons for just this scenario.

These can be pulled on over your head like an oversized T-shirt and each have three baby-sized pockets, with reinforced seams, that can each hold 20 pounds. Assuming the adult wearer is strong enough, the vests and aprons allow them to evacuate three babies.

Importantly, the pocket arrangement allows the wearer to retain the use of their hands. When descending a staircase during a fire, for instance, you'll want to be able to grab the handrails securely when bearing the extra weight. The wearer is also able to open doors or use a phone, without having to worry about dropping a child. Additionally, they could use both hands to lead older children, meaning one adult could conceivably evacuate five children total.

Lastly, the pockets are placed such that the wearer can sit without putting the babies in harm's way.

This is one of those objects you'd hope you never have to use, but if you did, would be well grateful it was designed.

Great idea for a shameful world filled with people that make it necessary. 

Andy Richter wore it better.  And with fur-babies, not the problematic skin-babies.

I’m a lapsed industrial designer. I was born in NYC and figured I’d die there, but a few years ago I abandoned New York to live on a farm in the countryside with my wife. We have six dogs.

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