12. 13.
10.
Take the shoulder straps over child’s thighs, cross
them on the carrier body at child’s back and tie
in a double knot behind you.
9.
Once tied, you must spread knit panels apart
for proper support. Be sure to bring one panel
up towards baby’s shoulders.
* IMPORTANT! Baby must be able to sit up on their own before being worn in the back
carry position.
Place lumbar belt on your back at your natural
waist (where your belly button is) with the printed
labels facing towards you and the 2 body panels
hanging down behind you.
Fasten the lumbar belt buckle in front of you.
You will hear a ‘click’ when secure. Pull webbing
to tighten.
1.
2.
4 Carrier use for an Older Baby: Back Carry Position Assisted
* Tip: Be sure that straps are not digging
into your neck. Spread open the fabric
over your shoulders for maximum
comfort. When done correctly straps will
look like cap sleeves.
7.
Once tied, you must spread knit
panels apart for proper support.
Be sure to bring one panel up
towards baby’s shoulders.
Tip: Be sure that straps
are not digging into your
neck. Spread open the
fabric over your shoulders
for maximum comfort.
When done correctly
straps will look like cap
sleeves.
*
Once carrier is properly secured, lean forward
slightly and have your partner lift baby up and
place them on your back. Baby’s legs should
wrap around your waist.
3.
With your partner still supporting baby, pull the (2)
body panels up over baby’s back and pull the
shoulder straps over the front of your shoulders.
4.
6.
Take shoulder straps down over your shoulders
(like a backpack) and pull backwards to tighten.
5.
With the shoulder straps behind you, take them
over baby’s thighs, then cross them on the
carrier body at child’s back and tie in a double
knot in front of you.
* Once carrier is securely tied, your partner
can remove their support of baby.
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