Now wear diagonal belt making them cross behind your back (Fig. 4), adjust the length of
the belt until baby-carrier is well fix to your body. Then lock belts with respective elastic as
indicated before.
WARNING: Improper adjustment of length and tension of the belts, may have unsuitable
weight distribution, compromising parent and baby's comfort and posture.
WARNING: Always wear, firmly and in suitable position the carrier before let your baby fit
inside.
“PARENT FACING” VERSION
WARNING:
(About 4 months of age).
Our “Abbraccio” carrier has the opportunity to carry your baby in different positions. In
"parent facing" position (Fig. 5) the baby is in close contact with you and it's the best way to
carry him comfortably. This version is recommended for even small babies.
WARNING: Before take in or out from carrier your baby, you should sit for more safety in
the event of sudden movements of your baby.
WARNING: Always support your baby while making these operations and carrier is not
completely and correctly hooked.
After wearing the baby-carrier, you should sit next to a table or level (Fig. 6), then unfasten
top buckle (Fig. 7) and then bottom one (Fig. 8) by releasing the below Velcro and open the
carrier on side (Fig. 9). Carry your baby with face towards you (Fig. 10) and close baby-
carrier (Fig. 11), closing buckles and Velcro you previously opened. Check well that baby's
arms and legs correctly come out by the respective holes (Fig. 12). Stretch or open belts of
baby carrier's lateral buckles so that your baby is well fitted to you and that baby-carrier
doesn't slide down.
"Abbraccio” has, in this configuration, a bib to protect clothing of you parents, from the
saliva of your baby. You can simply remove it by pulling it away from the buttons which it is
fixed to and pin it to the same buttons when you decide to use it again.
For more comfort of your baby, the carrier is equipped with a hugger cushion that protect
and sustain the head of your baby.
WARNING: When you bend down, do it by bending your legs. Do NOT bend with torso,
keep it straight to make sure that the baby remains in the baby carrier.
WARNING: Check that there is always a bit of space between your baby's face and your
chest so he can provide adequate air (Fig. 13).
WARNING: When baby sleeps, turn his face to avoid suffocation (Fig. 14).
Use this version as long as your baby is not able to keep his head himself
