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Warning: Ensure the Baby Bivy is properly attached to the child carrier’s seat and frame. Failure
to properly attach the Baby Bivy to the carrier could result in serious injury or death to
the occupant in the event of an accident.
Note: The Baby Bivy should be horizontal to the ground or the head slightly higher (Max 2”/ 5cm)
otherwise your infant could slide down into the Baby Bivy.
Note: Extra blankets or jackets can be added to the carrier’s foot well to help support the lower portion of
the Baby Bivy.
Note: Regularly check that your infant is comfortable in terms of their body temperature. Extra clothing
may be required in cooler weather, and use the carrier’s ventilation features appropriately.
Note: If you own a Cougar SX or CX, and the interior space is too small for the Baby Bivy, you can
remove the padded seat insert.
C. Baby Bivy Additional Features
1.
Inside the Baby Bivy is a separate padded insert. This insert can be removed to increase the interior
space for larger infants. As well, when infants are wearing more clothing during cooler weather, it
may be necessary to remove the insert. See Figure 11.
2.
If your infants face is at all covered by the Baby Bivy cover, the zipper can be unzipped partially and
the top portion of the cover folded under. See Figure 12.
3.
The carrying straps can be lengthened or shortened for personal comfort, or shortened so that the
straps are out of the way while installed in your carrier. Slide the ladder lock buckle up to add length,
and pull the ladder lock buckle down to make the strap shorter. See Figure 13.
Figure 11
Figure 12
Figure 13
Warning: When transporting or carrying the Baby Bivy, ensure that the zippers are done up so as
to prevent your infant from accidentally falling out.
