Yaro Slings Flex Carrier, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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03 | Instruction Manual
Yaro Flex Carrier
Check for ripped seams, torn straps, or fabric and damaged buckles before
each use. Discontinue use if the carrier is damaged in any way.
Never open the waist belt while a child is in the carrier.
Ensure proper placement of the child in the carrier including the leg place-
ment according to the manufacturer’s instructions for use. Check on the
child often. Reposition the child periodically.
Premature infants, infants with respiratory problems, and infants under 4
months are at greatest risk of suffocation.
Your movement and the child’s movement may affect your balance. Take care
when bending and leaning forward and sideways.
Never use a soft carrier when your balance or mobility is impaired because of
exercise, drowsiness, or medical conditions.
The carrier should not be used if the wearer is impaired by alcohol or drug,
or if the wearer is tired or in pain, as balance and reflexes may be impaired.
If the person using the carrier develops shoulder, back, or neck problems,
discontinue its use and consult a qualified medical professional.
Never use a soft carrier while engaging in activities such as cooking and
cleaning, holding hot drinks, etc. which involve a heat source or exposure
to chemicals.
Be careful when drinking hot drinks to avoid spilling hot drinks onto the
child while using the carrier.
Child could become too hot in this product. Check the core temperature by
touching the child’s body with your bare hand.
This carrier is NOT intended to be used for child facing-out position.
Always support your child while adjusting the fit. Don’t let go of your child
until the carrier is properly buckled and adjusted.
Make sure you hear all buckles click when connecting and test to make sure
they are secure.
This carrier is intended for use by healthy adults only. The carrier should
not be used by a person with any problem or medical condition that might
interfere with the safe use of the carrier.
We advise practicing in front of a mirror and/or with someone else present to
assist you until you feel confident handling the carrier.
Know your personal limitations. When starting to use the carrier for the first
time, we suggest practicing at home and for short periods of time. Increase
your time of use once you understand yours and your child’s comfort levels.
Never lie down or sleep with child in the carrier.
The carrier is not intended to be used while in the water.
Never jog, run or do any other activity that subjects your child to strong
shaking or bouncing motions. These motions can damage your child’s neck,
spine, or brain.
Never wear a soft carrier while driving or being a passenger in a motor ve-
hicle.
Never wear your child in the carrier while cycling.
Do not put loose items in the carrier with your child that are potentially
choking hazards or that might poke your child or cover your child’s face.
Do not put sharp objects in the pockets.