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Trogmi KawoNi, Wearing Instructions

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KawoNi carrier (apron tied, full buckle or half buckle) from size 50 to end of wearing 
period (100 cm) maximum 20 kilograms. 

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Modular wearing carrier; each part is available separately. 

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Back part made of diagonally elastic sling cloth that provides good support for the back 
and promotes a tucked and spread leg position, important for correct hip development. 
The back part can grow continuously with the ring function on the shoulder straps. 

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Hook-and-loop strap (between the legs of the baby) so that it can grow through several 
sizes. 

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Padded hip belt made of corduroy cloth, to be tied at the back or buckled. 

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Padded  shoulder  straps,  binding  straps,  or  buckle  straps  made  of  comfortable  organic 
wide corduroy. 

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Adjustable head support with extra long straps that adjust to fit the size of baby’s head. 

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Side loops for the full-buckle function once baby can sit up, which distributes the weight 
better for the person carrying the baby. 

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Buckles  on  the  supports  with  plus  and  minus  function,  allowing  the  apron  tie  for 
newborns and merging at the belly for back wearing. 

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Hidden inside tunnel for the Onbuhimo function. 

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Summary of Contents for KawoNi

Page 1: ...KawoNi wearing instructions for Full buckle Sport ...

Page 2: ...astening the buckles Please following the individual steps in the instructions for fastening below Knot the loop of the back part after threading it through the rings Be sure that your baby s head is well supported Give your baby s head extra support with one hand whenever you lean forward or bend over Regularly check the temperature and blood circulation in your baby s legs Do not eat or drink an...

Page 3: ...m the rings while wearing the carrier Warning Your sense of balance can be negatively affected by your movements and those of your child Warning Be careful when leaning or bending forward Warning This carrier is not suitable for use in sporting activities Warning If the head support bands are not used please roll it up and fix it with the elastic in the end ...

Page 4: ...dvice 08 TheModularSystem 15 Basicadjustment 18 TheHeadsupport 21 Adjustmentstothedevelopmentphaseofthebaby child 24 Wearing instruction Fullbuckle FullbuckleSportuptonewborn 31 WearinginstructionOnbuhimo 34 BenefizofBabywering 35 KawoNi whatdoesthatmean ...

Page 5: ...er Abnutzung des Klettverschlusses kommt Die Ringe der Träger sollten vor jedem Waschgang geschützt bzw abgedeckt werden damit sie nicht beschädigt werden Nicht Trockner geeignet Kein Bleichmittel verwende Material 100 Baumwolle Cotton Polsterung der Träger und Hüftgurt Padding on carrier and hip belt Polyurethan Schaumstoff Polyurethane foam Ringe Rings V4A rostfreier Edelstahl rustproof stainles...

Page 6: ...d clipped in properly The KawoNi should be tied so that it fits closely like a second skin for your baby If this is not the case or if baby is crooked or baby sags down in the KawoNi over time please unfasten the shoulder straps always supporting the baby with one hand and tighten them properly and fasten them again Whenever you feel a need to support the child with your hands or to compensate wit...

Page 7: ... strap between the legs of the baby so that it can grow through several sizes Padded hip belt made of corduroy cloth to be tied at the back or buckled Padded shoulder straps binding straps or buckle straps made of comfortable organic wide corduroy Adjustable head support with extra long straps that adjust to fit the size of baby s head Side loops for the full buckle function once baby can sit up w...

Page 8: ...8 The Modular System made for grow up with the necessity of your family ...

Page 9: ...pporting the head of a sleeping child Side loops for attaching the full buckle carrier Recommended for children who can sit up Inside tunnel for attaching the full buckle carrier Recommended for children with head control Tilt loop used for orienting adjustments for babies from 50 cm to 74 cm and for storing the buckles of the inside tunnel when not in use Hip belt tunnel for the hip belt strap ...

Page 10: ...10 The Shoulder Straps Full buckle Straps Full buckle Sport Straps ...

Page 11: ...he double rings and the back panel has been adjusted to the child it is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO TIE A KNOT IN THE REST OF THE WING Belt tabs used to attach the head support Plus minus buckles Each individual buckle strap has a plus and a minus buckle element One of them is at the end of the belt and the counterpart is below the belt in front of the wide elastic at the start of the belt strap In a ...

Page 12: ...en the two rings from above and tighten The ring system makes it possible to replace the straps and to adjust the length and width of the back part For the full buckle version the buckles on each strap should be attached to their mating parts on the inside tunnel Tip It is easier to adjust the KawoNi if the folds of the wings are positioned between the rings and do not overlap each other ...

Page 13: ... side is at the bottom The hip belt is inserted with the hook and loop side facing up and is attached to the counterpart on the inside of the back part The hook and loop closure In the tunnel of the back panel there are 5x5 cm hook and loop element on both sides A counterpart covers them on each side to protect them If necessary simply move the counterpart to the other side ...

Page 14: ...14 KawoNi Basic Adjustment ...

Page 15: ...up and located at the level of his bottom in line with the hips For newborns it is recommended to pull in the crotch strap as far as possible Adjust the back part properly by tightening the loops on the rings It should reach to the base of the baby s neck Larger babies make have an arm out of course Finally se outside cure with a knot at the rings For newborns tighten the neck support slightly and...

Page 16: ...located in the hip belt tunnel of the KawoNi We lay out our carrier on a soft non slip surface and place our baby in the middle of the KawoNi The tilt loop is the midpoint of the carrier We set the correct crotch strap width cloth part between baby s legs using the hook and loop so that it extends from the back of one knee to the back of the other knee 16 ...

Page 17: ...e KawoNi carrier is used In order to perfectly adjust the width of the neck region and the length of the back panel to the child we pull the wing through the rings strand by strand We can secure the adjusted position with a knot in front of the rings Tip Both the crotch strap adjustment and the ring adjustment can be kept until the next clothing Basic Adjustment KawoNi The Rings 17 ...

Page 18: ...oo loose to make sure the head support works For newborns it is also recommended that the width of the back panel at the neck be adjusted by pulling in the wings so that the baby s neck is safely well supported The KawoNi does not have a neck seam which greatly reduced the tension in the neck region of the back panel This is good for babies with sensitive neck and throat areas The black elastic lo...

Page 19: ...19 KawoNi wearing instruction Full buckle Sport ...

Page 20: ...rough the safety elastic and close it Tip While one hand is always holding the child the free hand always works ON THE SAME SIDE 20 To be able to support the child back very well please move on both sides the back panel under the child knees Next keep the remaining material to the outside Now the child back is free of fold and the thick seam of the side loops deliver no more disagreeable pressure ...

Page 21: ... child can reach the sitting position on its own The straps are attached to the buckles in the inside tunnel which are located on the hip belt The buckles on the straps are fed through one of the side loops and then back to the strap through the wide elastic band attached to the corduroy strap The child can hold on the belly recumbent independently the head upwards ...

Page 22: ...n the strap belt beneath the child s leg into the buckle of the inside tunnel Variant 2 We buckle the shoulder straps to the buckles of the inside tunnel before putting on the KawoNi Make sure that the belts of the shoulder strap are beneath the child s legs that is the legs of the child must be free ...

Page 23: ...23 Store the inside tunnel The inside tunnel is not needed for the Mei Tai and half buckle version Run the buckles of the inside tunnel through the tilt loop and connect them to each other ...

Page 24: ...ip belt around the hips or higher if needed and close the buckle Now pull up the back panel with the free hand between the legs of the child Tip For a hip belt with buckle run the buckle through the black safety elastic Now we pick up the child and place the child in a diagonal hold on the middle of the hip belt The child should always remain at kissing height ...

Page 25: ...t the crossing of the shoulder straps is positioned at the lower back in order to prevent the carrying person from having back pain Now bring the belt strap of the shoulder strap forward beneath the child s feet pull it through the tilting tab and buckle it in Now we pull the belts of the buckle strap tight near the buckle on the tilting tab Tip If the shoulder straps are still loose then we recom...

Page 26: ... shoulder strap located on the same side and places it on the shoulder Now we repeat the process on the other side by changing hands Wearing instructions for Fullbuckle Sport Back carry Now we reach the hands to the sides of the back panel along the shoulder straps and close the chest neck belt and pull it a little tight Loosen again as needed by pulling up on the edges of the buckle Tipp When adj...

Page 27: ...s holds the child While one hand holds the child we run the other hand past the strap along our own body into the opposite strap and push the child onto the back With the free hand we reach backward from below toward the child and place it at the center of the back Now we thread the arm into the loose strap ...

Page 28: ...28 Pull both loops of the chest strap tight Pull the shoulder straps tight downward on the straps We bring the hip belt below the chest region as far as possible and pull it tight ...

Page 29: ...he hip belt and the chest strap Then we thread one shoulder carrier out and reach back with the other hand to bring the child to the front In order to take the child out of the carrier we now open the chest strap located in the neck region while one hand always holds the child ...

Page 30: ... the hip belt tunnel with a belt strap with one buckle at each end matching the shoulder strap buckles Connect the buckles of the shoulder straps to the hip belt If desired the crotch strap can be adjusted using the side buckles Tip For the Onbuhimo function we recommend shortening the shoulder straps using the narrower elastic located on the back side ...

Page 31: ...aneously put on the shoulder straps and pick up the child Now we reach with both hands on the neck and fasten the buckle of the chest strap there Now the straps can be pulled tight from bottom to top To get the required spread and comfort we bring the empty hip belt tunnel between the child and ourselves ...

Page 32: ...r strap With the free hand we reach backward and push the hip belt forward so that the free shoulder strap comes forward and the free arm can reach through it When the child is located in the desired position we pull the chest strap and the shoulder straps tight Now we can pull the back panel tight at the knees of the child in order to tighten it a bit The head support can be reached easily and at...

Page 33: ...child is similar to putting it on with the Onbuhimo Loosen the chest strap We loosen a shoulder strap by slipping the arm downward and out Reach backward with the other arm and bring the child to the front Now we open the chest strap and can put the child down ...

Page 34: ...nding and development The bodies of the adult and the child are designed for wearing whether due to temperature regulation or the rounded posture of the child and for many other reasons What wearing does for you For the carrying person familiarization occurs at eye level It is calming and relaxing for the wearing person because we can recognize our child s needs more quickly Correct wearing should...

Page 35: ...ial features of the KawoNi include Individually assembled each part of the KawoNi can be purchased separately Replaceable straps The back panel can be adjusted on the straps with a double ring system Can be worn on both sides reversible It has a second tunnel for the Full Buckle and Onbuhimo functions Two loops on the side of the back panel for convenient wearing of larger children Apron wearing f...

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