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Step 3 -
Attach the cover and belly bar
Starting from the right
side when standing at the
foot end of the bassinet,
zip the foot cover onto
the opposite end to
the canopy.
Attach the press studs on
the sides of the foot cover
onto the insides of the
canopy connectors to hold
it in the correct position.
Use the belly bar from your
stroller seat and click the
belly bar in to the sockets
ensuring that the release
buttons are on the outside
and you hear a “click”.
Give the belly bar a firm
tug to ensure it is securely
in place.
To remove it press the
release buttons on either
or both sides and lift up.
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click!
The bassinet is not designed to be carried by the belly bar with your child
inside. If you choose to do so, ensure that you have one hand under the base
of the bassinet in case the belly bar fails and releases.
Using your ROVER Bassinet
Attaching the
bassinet to the frame
Attach the bassinet onto the central
connectors of the frame. To release,
lift the bassinet release buttons
upwards and lift the bassinet up. The
bassinet can face either direction, with
parent facing being the preferable
option for your child's development.
Angle of the bassinet
Bassinets are designed to slope slightly
towards the foot end. This ensure that
no matter what weight your baby is or
where they are placed on the mattress,
the bassinet will never slope towards
the head end which can be unsafe.
Rocking movement
in your bassinet
First time parents are often surprised
by how much bassinets and their baby
move around while they walk. This type
of movement is completely normal and
common of all 2-in-1 prams. Please be
reassured that this movement is safe
for babies and the ROVER bassinet
has been tested and adheres to the
Australian Safety Standards. You may
find that this movement may even help
put your little one to sleep (our fingers
are crossed!).
Carrying your bassinet
The bassinet is not designed to be
carried by the belly bar with your
child inside.
Adjusting the canopy
Adjust the canopy as needed to protect
your child from the sun and elements.
Lift the back-fabric section to expose
the mesh and allow for additional
airflow to pass through the canopy.
