Marsupial Baby Carrier User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

Facing-in position

!

Your baby’s

head should

be close

enough to

kiss.

It’s time to bring the

pouch from the

hanging position and

wrap it around you and

your baby.

!

Secure the

shoulder buckle

with the pouch

loops.

Ready!

Your baby will feel

like she or he is in

the womb again.

While holding your baby

with one hand, secure the

pouch by attaching the

buckles and fastening the

straps. You will hear a

“CLICK” when every buckle

is locked and secured.

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If necessary tighten the

cotton fabric straps by

pulling down the nylon

back straps or loosen the

straps by pulling up the

ladder adjuster buckle

of the back straps.

Check regularly

that your baby is

correctly

positioned and

make sure there

are no twisted

straps. Also make

sure there is

enough room

around your baby’s

face to provide a

clear source of air.

!

Make sure that your baby’s

legs passed correctly

through the cotton fabric

straps and are sitting in a

frog legged position or M

shape. This will ensure your

child’s safety.

Hold your baby under

her/his arms over your

right shoulder and

pass the baby’s right

leg under and through

the inner cotton fabric.

Move your baby to your

other shoulder by

holding her/him under

her/his arms and bring

the baby’s left leg under

and through the outer

cotton fabric band.

Remember to leave a

space between your

chest and the “X”

formed by the cotton

bands between 7 to 14

cms, depending on the

size of your baby.

Load your baby inside the

“X” formed by the cotton

fabric bands. Spread the

bands around your baby

over his back and form a

chair under her/his waist.

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Loosen

Tighten

!

If your baby is

premature or

newborn,

spread the

cotton bands

over his/her

back head to

oer better

support to

his/her head

and neck. Turn

the baby’s

head and lay

his/her cheek

on your chest.

Suitable for newborn

and prematures babies

From 2.5 kgs – 11.3 kgs

(5.5 lbs – 25 lbs)

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