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Position the back
support lower
down to get more
support on your
hips and lower
back.
For secure closeness and control of your child, carry your
newborn facing you high up on your chest.
Once a bit bigger, your child can be carried lower down to
relieve pressure on your shoulders. From approx. 4 months
old (or when their neck is strong enough) you can also switch
between carrying your child facing you or forwards.
10. Adjust the shoulder straps.
The more you tighten them,
the more weight you will take
on your shoulders. To reduce
the load on your shoulders,
simply lift the outer edges of
the adjuster buckles.
9. Adjust the back support to
a comfortable position.
8. You can adjust the head support
by carefully pulling on the head
support straps. Make sure that
there is enough air space around
your child’s head.
7. Fasten the head support on both
sides. Place your thumb behind
the knob on the harness. Click
into place!
4. Fasten the latch on one side by
inserting the hook into the slot.
Check that it is firmly locked.
5. Place the child in the baby carrier,
facing you. Each leg should be
on its respective side of the baby
carrier front and the child’s arms
should be placed through the
armholes.
6. Fasten the latch on the other
side by inserting the hook into
the slot. For smaller children
weighing between 3.5 and 4.5 kg
(8–11 lbs), fasten the leg straps
on both sides as well.
THE CHILD’S
POSITION IN
THE BABY
CARRIER
Should arms press
on the lower edge
of the armholes,
adjust the length
setting – see
point 1.
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