1) INWARD FACING: the traditional way to carry baby (from birth)
2) FORWARD FACING: the carrier can be used forward facing when your baby can support their own head
(approximately 4 month +)
3) BACK CARRIER for babies from approximately 6 months
4) NURSING POSITION
IMPORTANT WARNING when using the carrier the carer shall be aware of the following
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The carer's balance may be adversely affected by the movement of the child and also the carer
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The carer will need to take great care when bending or leaning forward
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The carrier is not suitable for use during sports activities
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Care should be taken when putting or removing the carrier
The carrier is suitable from birth to 9kg.
Before putting your baby in the carrier, practice putting the carrier on and taking it off to ensure you are familiar with all
procedures
The child in the carrier can become tired and it is recommended to make frequent breaks
Be aware that the child in the carrier may suffer from the effect of the weather and temperature before you do
Care should be taken to avoid injury to the child's feet when the carrier is on or near the floor
Use additional or replacement parts approved by the manufacturer and provided by the manufacturer or the distributor
2- INWARD FACING POSITION
Fig. 1 : Pass the padded lumbar support around your waist and fasten the buckle behind you. Adjust the strap until you are
comfortable.
Fig. 2 : Pass the padded shoulder straps over your head, crossing behind your back, and buckle into place at both sides of the
carrier. Adjust the webbing straps to ensure the correct fit.
Fig. 3 : Sitting down, release the fasteners and lay the carrier on your knees. Place baby into carrier.
Fig. 4 : Remaining seated, attach the fasteners and buckles on both sides of the carrier.
Fig. 5 : Adjust the straps so the back support fits comfortably and securely against baby. Baby should be upright and their
weight distributed evenly in the carrier. Attach the dribble bib if required.
Fig. 6 : If required, the adjustable head hugger can be attached to the fasteners on the inside of the head support.
Fig. 7 : Tuck the ends of waist strap webbing into the tab(s) to keep tidy.
Important: Always check all the buckles and fastenings are securely closed and the straps correctly fitted and adjusted before
using the carrier.
3- FORWARD FACING POSITION – From 4 months
Fig. 8 : Pass the padded lumbar support around your waist and fasten the buckle behind you. Adjust the strap until you are
comfortable.
Fig. 9 : Pass the padded shoulder straps over your head, crossing behind your back, and buckle into place at both sides of the
carrier. Adjust the webbing straps to ensure the correct fit.
Fig. 10 : Sitting down, lay the carrier on your knees. Place baby into the carrier. Fold the padded head support down. Attach the
fasteners and buckles on both sides of the carrier.
Fig. 11 : Remaining seated, adjust the straps so the folded back support fits comfortably and securely against baby.
Fig. 12 : Adjust the shoulder straps so baby’s weight is distributed evenly in the carrier.
Fig. 13 : Tuck the ends of waist strap webbing into the tab(s) to keep tidy.
Important: Always check all the buckles and fastenings are securely closed and the straps correctly fitted and adjusted before
using the carrier.
4- BACK CARRIER
You will need assistance to put the carrier and baby onto your back.
Fig. 14 : The crossover strap holder can be removed if not required.
Fig. 15 : Place the carrier on a flat surface. Place baby into the carrier and attach the fastening and buckles.
Fig. 16 : Have someone hold baby at your back. Pass the shoulder straps over your shoulders, crossing at the front, and fasten
the side buckles. Adjust the straps as required. Baby should be upright and their weight distributed evenly in the carrier.
Fig. 17 : Fasten the waist belt around your waist and fasten the buckle in front of you. Adjust the straps until you are
comfortable.
Important: Always check all the buckles and fastenings are securely closed and the straps correctly fitted and adjusted before
using the carrier.
5- THE NURSING POSITION
Fig. 18 : Before nursing, adjust the carrier so baby is in the inward facing position, then release the upper clip on the side you
wish to feed.
Fig. 19 : Release the flaps on both sides and fold the head support down.
Fig. 20 : Support baby with one hand and release the lower clip on the side you wish to feed.
Fig. 21 : Tuck the flap between yourself and the carrier, so the fastening material does not scratch baby.
Fig. 22 : Position baby for feeding.
6- CARE OF YOUR PRODUCT
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Remove the dribble bib and wash separately
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Buckle all straps before laundering
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Machine wash separately
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DO NOT USE CHLORINE BLEACH
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Trumble dry 10-15 minutes using how heat
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Remove immediately
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Do not dry clean
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Do not iron
7- SAFETY ADVICE
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This baby carrier is designed for babies up to 9 kg
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The straps, buckles and their attachments should be inspected regularly for signs of wear or damage.
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Never use as a child restraint in a vehicle. Always use an approved vehicle child restraint.
SP: 1- INTRODUCTION
El porta bebe 4 posiciones ofrece varias posiciones para pasear tranquilamentecon las manos libres con su bebe.
1) El bebé hacia usted: posición tradicional para pasear (desde el nacimiento)
2) El bebé hacia el exterior: el porta bebé está hecho para que el bebe pueda mirar hacia delante cuando este capaz de
mantener su cabeza (4 meses y más)
3) Porta bebé en la espalda a partir de los 6 meses.
4) Posición para mamar.
