DaVinci Charlie M12801, Manual

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WARNING
CAUTION
ANY MATTRESS USED IN THIS CRIB MUST BE AT
LEAST 27 1/4 INCHES (69CM) BY 51 5/8 INCHES
(131CM) WITH A THICKNESS NOT EXCEEDING
6 INCHES (15CM).
Use a mattress that is no thicker than 15 cm
and is of such a size that, when it is pushed
firmly against any side of this crib, it does
not leave a gap of more than 3 cm between
the mattress and any part of any other side
of the crib.
STRANGULATION HAZARD
Strings can cause strangulation! Do not
place items with a string around a child’s
neck, such as hood strings or pacifier cords.
Do not suspend strings over a crib or attach
strings to toys.
To help prevent strangulation tighten all
fasteners. A child can trap parts of the body
or clothing on loose fasteners.
DO NOT place crib near window where
cords from blinds or drapes may strangle a
child.
FALL HAZARD
When child is able to pull to a standing
position, set mattress to lowest position.
Remove bumper pads, large toys and other
objects that could serve as steps for
climbing out.
Stop using crib when child begins to climb
out or reaches the height of 35 in. (89 cm).
AFTER ASSEMBLY
DO NOT substitute parts.
If refinishing, use a non-toxic finish
specified for children’s products.
Follow warnings on all products in a crib.
Failure to follow these warnings and the
assembly instructions could result in serious
injury or death.
BEFORE ASSEMBLY
Read all instructions before assembling crib.
Keep instructions for future use.
Check this product for damaged hardware,
loose joints, loose bolts or other fasteners,
missing parts, or sharp edges before and
after assembly and frequently during use.
Securely tighten loose bolts and other
fasteners.
DO NOT use crib if any parts are missing,
damaged, or broken.
For replacement parts or instruction
manuals, contact Million Dollar Baby Co.
SUFFOCATION HAZARD
Never use plastic shipping bags or other
plastic film as mattress covers because they
can cause suffocation.
Infants can suffocate in gaps between crib
sides and a mattress that is too small.
Infants can suffocate on soft bedding. Never
add a pillow or comforter. Never place
additional padding under an infant.
To reduce the risk of SIDS, pediatricians
recommend healthy infants be placed on
their backs to sleep, unless otherwise
advised by your physician.
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