* IMPORTANT! Baby must be carried in this position until he/she is able to sit up
on their own without assistance.
* IMPORTANT! Keep one hand on the baby until the shoulder straps are
properly positioned.
Hold your baby facing towards your body to
your natural waist. Make sure the baby’s legs
wrap comfortably around your waist.
While holding the baby securely with the left
hand, slip the “shoulder strap” onto your right
shoulder. Make sure baby’s legs are through
leg hole. the leg straps should be above the
baby’s legs. Switch hands and repeat with the
other “shoulder strap.”
Instructions:
2.
3.
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Carrier use for an Older Baby: Facing-In Position
1.
Repeat steps 1-3 of 1 of CARRIER USE FOR AN
INFANT: Facing-In Position
* IMPORTANT! Before releasing your hold on the
baby, ensure that the “shoulder straps” are
securely in place.
* IMPORTANT! Keep one hand on the baby until all
buckles and straps are properly fastened.
Once the straps are secure on your shoulders,
reach over your shoulders and attach the
“chest/back strap” to connect the two “shoulder
straps” together. If you have difficulty reaching
the buckle ask another person for assistance.
4.
6.
To bring the baby close against your body
and provide proper head support, adjust the
“shoulder straps” by pulling on the top
“shoulder strap” tighteners.
5
5.
Fit the baby’s securely in carrier adjusting the
webbing on the “leg strap.”
6
6.
Pull forward on the “shoulder straps” to adjust
carrier for a comfortable fit.
7.
Roll any excess webbing and
secure with an elastic “tidy
loop.” Repeat with each strap
to keep the carrier neat and
any excess strap out
of the way.
8.
* IMPORTANT! Always make sure there is enough
room around your baby’s face to provide a
clear source of air.
7.
