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FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE. • Only use this carrier for children between 8-LBS (3.6-kg) and 20-LBS (9.1-kg). • CHILD ALWAYS MUST FACE TOWARDS YOU. • Keep instructions for future use. • Read all instructions before assembling and using the soft carrier. • Check to assure all buckles, snaps, straps, and adjustments are secure before each use. • Proper placement of child in product including leg placement. • When placing a baby in the carrier, the baby’s right and left leg should extend through the bottom leg openings. • For proper placement, the baby’s head should rest on the adult’s shoulder. • DO NOT place a baby into the carrier before the carrier is properly positioned and secured to the caregiver. • DO NOT wear this carrier near an open flame or while participating in an activity that could potentially injure a baby. • DO NOT lean over with straight legs as that may cause a baby to fall from the carrier. Crouching or leaning with bent knees will help keep baby secure. • The carrier should only be used to carry a baby on your hip. NEVER use the carrier to carry a baby on your back or in front of you. • Carriers are meant to be used while walking or standing. NEVER wear a carrier while engaged in fast-paced or rigorous activity such as running, biking, jogging, or operating a motorized vehicle. • DO NOT place a baby in a carrier that is not being worn, or leave a baby unattended in a loose carrier. • If baby should fall asleep in the carrier, turn baby’s head to the side. This will ensure that the baby can breathe easily. Always keep some distance between the baby’s face and the adult’s body to ensure easy breathing. • To avoid the possibility of baby being pinched, make sure that their skin, fingers, etc. are out of the way when snapping or locking the buckles. • The correct fitting of the adjustment straps is vital for the safety of your child. For this also see the label on the inside of the carrier strap. • DO NOT wear carrier if you are pregnant. 1 NOTE: Weight range is from 8-LBS to approximately 20-LBS (3.6-kg. to 9.1-kg). Before You Begin • This infant carrier is designed to carry a child on the left or right hip. • The child should be able to support his/her own head. • The child should always sit with his/her stomach towards you. a. Shoulder protector b. Shoulder strap c. Sliding part to adjust length of shoulder strap d. Shoulder clasp, female e. Shoulder clasp, male f. Seat clasp, male g. Seat clasp, female h. Hip strap i. Adhesive patch j. Hip strap clip k. Hip clasp l. Seat insert, with soft padding • Keep these instructions for future use. • Lay out and identify all parts. • Do not return this product to the place of purchase. If any parts are missing, call Consumer Relations at (800) 951-4113. Or visit our website at • Include the model number and manufacture date and a brief description of the part. The manufacturing date code is on the back of the wash and care label. 2 3 4 On the back, fasten both the seat clasp (1) and the shoulder clasp (2) (Figure 4). Do this before the child is put in the carrier. 1 Wrap the hip strap around the hips (Figure 1). NOTES: • Make sure that the hip strap is not twisted. • The adhesive patch should be on the left to carry the child on the right hip (or on the right to carry the child on the left hip). • The examples show the carrier being worn on the left shoulder to carry the child on the right hip. To adjust fit to the adult: 2 Pull the hip strap tight and secure adhesive patch (Figure 2). 3 Fasten the hip clasp (it will click) (Figure 3). Tighten the strap securely (Figure 3a). Put strap end through strap clip. NOTE: If the hip strap is fitted properly, the child will sit at the front, top of the hip bone. Adhesive Patch Side View Back View 1 2 3 3a 4 Strap Clip Shoulder Clasp Seat Clasp To adjust fit to the adult: 2 Pull the hip strap tight and secure adhesive patch (Figure 2). 3 Fasten the hip clasp (it will click) (Figure 3). Tighten the strap securely (Figure 3a). Put strap end through strap clip. NOTE: If the hip strap is fitted properly, the child will sit at the front, top of the hip bone. Adhesive Patch Side View Back View 1 2 3 3a 4 Strap Clip Shoulder Clasp Seat Clasp WARNING • When placing a baby in the carrier, the baby’s right and left leg should extend through the bottom leg openings. • For proper placement, the baby’s head should rest on the adult’s shoulder. • To avoid the possibility of baby being pinched, make sure that their skin, fingers, etc. are out of the way when snapping or locking the buckles. • Always make sure there is enough room around your baby’s face such that air flow is not obstructed. To secure child in the carrier: NOTE: The examples show the carrier being worn on the left shoulder to carry the child on the right hip. 1 Sit down. Lift the child up and place him/her on the hip on which the seat is positioned. Put the child’s legs through the leg openings in the seat insert (Figure 1). 2 Make sure that ...