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• Keep in mind that the child
transported in the baby carrier
will react to any climatic changes
differently to the person carrying
the child before.
• Before use, check that the straps are
fitted and adjusted correctly, and
that the buckles are safely fastened
into position.
• Do not place more than one child at
a time in the baby carrier.
• Always ensure that the child has
sufficient space around their face to
breathe properly.
• Do not use the baby carrier if any
parts are damaged, torn or missing.
• Do not fit to the baby carrier
any accessories, spare parts or
components not supplied or
approved by the manufacturer.
• This baby carrier must only be used
by an adult.
• Do not use the baby carrier to
transport the child in the car.
• Do not use the baby carrier while
driving or on a motorcycle.
• Do not use the baby carrier while
cooking or cleaning to avoid
exposure to sources of heat or
chemicals.
PARENT FACING USE AND USE
ON SIDE
• WARNING:
Take care when bending
or leaning forward or sideways.
• It is recommended that you place
and remove the child from the baby
carrier while sitting.
THIRD POSITION (ON THE
PARENT'S BACK)
• Do not carry on your back children
less than 6 months' of age or unable
to sit up unassisted.
• Regularly check that the child is
comfortable and safe, especially if
carried on your back.
BABY CARRIER COMPONENTS (Figure SIDE A and fig.
SIDE B)
A. Baby carrier backrest
B. Shoulder straps
C. Baby carrier seat
D. Baby carrier reducer cushion buttons (if included)
E. Padded saddle
F. Belly belt adjusting strap
G. Buckle with belly belt adjusting strap
H. Buckle fastening elastic
I. Holes and snaps to adjust the padded saddle
J. Buckles with shoulder adjusting strap
K. Breastbone/scapular buckle with elastic strap
L. Holes for fastening reducer cushion (if included)
M. Self-adjusting bellows
REDUCER-BLANKET COMPONENTS (Figure SIDE C and
Figure SIDE D)
N. Poppers
O. Poppers
P. Poppers
Q. Adjusting strap with poppers
R. Popper
S. Elastic buttons
T. Pocket with zipper
U. Hood
V. Hood elastic buttons
TIPS FOR CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
CLEANING
Please refer to the care label. After each washing check that
the fabric and seams are not worn or damaged.
Hand wash
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not dry clean
MAINTENANCE
Check the seams and baby carrier regularly to ensure that
they are not worn or damaged and that no part is missing. If
any part is worn or missing, do not use the product.
FRONT TRANSPORT - PARENT FACING
To transport the child parent-facing in the baby carrier, it is
advisable to use the multi-purpose reducer cushion that can
be used in two different configurations depending on the
child's age.
• 0-1 months: the reducer cushion's function is that of
comforting the child, keeping them in a crouched position
both when they are inside the carrier and when they are
fitted into it.
• 1m+: the reducer cushion's function is that of providing
greater protection and comfort for the child.
Using the reducer cushion supports the child, providing them
with a greater level of comfort and support to the curve of their
spine, supporting the head and the neck at the same time.
WARNING:
always fit the baby carrier onto your shoulders
before putting your child in it.
FRONT TRANSPORT – PARENT FACING (0-1 MONTHS)
HOW TO WEAR THE BABY CARRIER WITH THE REDUCER
CUSHION
1. Lay the multi-purpose reducer cushion on a flat surface
with the C side facing upwards (Figure 1)
2. Fold the lower borders of the reducer and fasten the N
poppers with one another as shown in Figure 2.
3. Fold the base thus obtained, coupling the O poppers with
the P poppers and fastening them. Check that the result
corresponds to the one shown in Figure 3
4. At this point fasten the F belly strap of the baby carrier
using the relevant buckles (Figure 4A) adjust the width
acting on the G buckle (Figure 4B).
WARNING:
fasten the buckle by passing it inside the H
elastic band (Figure 4C).
5. Fasten both straps by connecting on the J buckles (Figure 5).
6. Place the child into the reducer cushion in a crouched
position and make sure you fasten the Q adjustment strap
with the corresponding R button to the most appropriate
position for the baby's size (Figure 6)
7. Use a flat surface to facilitate fitting the reducer cushion
and the baby into the baby carrier. Then, place the reducer
cushion containing the baby onto the body of the baby
carrier that is laid on the surface (Figure 7A) and fasten the
S elastic buttons on the reducer cushion's upper side with
the L holes located on the baby carrier's shoulder straps
(Figure 7B)
8. Check that the child securely lies on the baby carrier's seat
and fasten the E padded saddle using the appropriate
F buttons, adjusting it to the position best suited to the
child's size, so that it is never too broad nor too narrow
(Figure 8).
WARNING:
We recommend carrying out placing the child
into the baby carrier when seated or using a flat, level surface
so that you are able to control any sudden movements of the
child.
WARNING:
Hold your child safely while carrying out these
operations.
WARNING:
Before fitting the child in the baby carrier, make
sure that you have completed the previous steps correctly.
9. Put on the baby carrier starting from the shoulder straps
B (fig. 9A), then fasten and adjust the breastbone/scapular
buckle (Figure 9B) and complete putting the baby carrier
on by adjusting the shoulder straps (Figure 9C). The excess
length of strap can be shortened by rolling it and fastening
through the relevant elastic (Figure 9D). As an alternative,
it is possible to fasten the breastbone/shoulder buckle
before putting on the shoulder straps (fig. 9E) and then put
on the shoulder straps making the breastbone/shoulder