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ASSEMBLING THE CRADLE

Take the large snap hook out of the package and attach it to
the small screw hook attached to the spring, or to the fixture/auxiliary rope (if 
not using the spring).

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To suspend a cradle, use a strong fixture (a ceiling anchor, a standing mount, 
etc.) able to bear the load of at least 100 kg. If the fixture is more than 200 cm 
above the floor, use the auxiliary rope to make sure the cradle is hanging low 
enough to allow you to comfortably place the baby inside. You can purchase 
the auxiliary rope in our online store, in the “Hojdavak fixtures” section.

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Get your spring ready (if using) and check that the safety rope is installed 
properly. The safety rope must be threaded through both snap hooks and the 
spring itself, with the ends tied with a strong, firm knot. Never use the spring 
without the safety rope! Read more in the Spring Instructions available at 
Hodavak.cz. Attach the connector to your fixture or the rope and screw tightly.

Place the mattress into the cradle (buckwheat side up) and push it all the 
way to the upper (back) edge. XL version: Fold the fabric that overlaps the 
mattress under the mattress. When the mattress becomes too short for the 
baby, remove it from the cradle and place a folded fleece blanket into the 
pocket under the mattress (blanket is not included with the cradle).

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Make a loop at both ends of the rocking cord and insert one of them into the 
snap hook. To rock the cradle with a spring, pull down on the rocking cord.

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When placing the baby into the cradle, make sure the baby’s head is at 
the upper edge of the cradle – this will keep the baby’s head slightly lifted. 
Finally, tie the strings together with a bow.

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Grab the fabric cradle, find the upper fold, gather the fabric in your hand
and insert it into the snap hook. Close the snap hook. The side with the 
strings is the front; it is the side you will be facing when placing the 
baby in the cradle.

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Gather the sides of the cradle and place the fabric into the grooves on the 
beechwood bar.

Summary of Contents for Baby

Page 1: ...ur spring to create a rhythmic up and down swinging the same movement that the unborn baby felt whenever the mommy was walking the same movement that makes the baby feel safe and comforted In the cradle the baby lies curled up with a rounded back and legs close to the body The majority of physiotherapists agree that this is how a baby should be carried around as well since this position promotes p...

Page 2: ...onsible for any accidents The cradle is not meant for play Do not exceed the 15 kg maximum load bearing capacity the spring could deform or break Follow the spring safety instructions if using the spring the spring must be used with a properly installed safety rope threaded through both upper and lower snap hooks and the spring itself The rope protects the cradle in case the spring is overloaded o...

Page 3: ...on 55 x 5 cm A snap hook A rocking cord Packed in a textile zipper bag PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The cradle is 30 cm longer across the bed area Fold the part of the fabric cradle that overlaps the mattress under the mattress When the baby outgrows the mattress remove it and replace it with a folded fleece blanket to reinforce the bed area A blanket is not included with the cradle XL VERSION SPRING NOT I...

Page 4: ...ANG THE CRADLE The cradle can be suspended using any safe anchor fixing like a ceiling anchor a door frame bar a free standing mount or any other firm element capable of bearing the load e g stairs beams a tree branch etc The suspension point should be at least 190 cm above the ground floor if you are using the spring The total height of a cradle with a spring is around 135 cm when empty see the p...

Page 5: ...the connector to your fixture or the rope and screw tightly Place the mattress into the cradle buckwheat side up and push it all the way to the upper back edge XL version Fold the fabric that overlaps the mattress under the mattress When the mattress becomes too short for the baby remove it from the cradle and place a folded fleece blanket into the pocket under the mattress blanket is not included...

Page 6: ...e after you handle the safety rope by performing this simple test Use your bodyweight to put some weight and pressure on the cradle Stretch the spring as far as the safety rope allows Make sure that the cradle is not touching the ground FINAL STEP TEST THE CRADLE Grab the snap hook and pull to stretch the spring to the max as far as the safety rope allows When the rope is fully extended the cradle...

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