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7 Seatback Positioning
Each seatback can be adjusted to any position from fully
upright to reclining. These seats should only be used
for children who are at least 3 months old. For children
between 3 and 6 months, use the most reclined position.
For children 6 months and older, use the more upright
positions.
• Engage the rear wheel brakes.
• Locate the recline mechanism on the backside of the
seat.
• To recline a seat, grasp the buttons on the top and
bottom of the recline mechanism and gently pull
towards the rear of the stroller until the seat is in the
desired position. See Figure 7.1.
• To adjust a seatback to a more upright position, pull the
straps at the end of the recline mechanism rearward
while pushing the mechanism forward until the seatback
is in the desired position. See Figure 7.2.
NOTE: To get a seatback into its most upright position
you may need to push the seatback toward the front of
the stroller before pulling the straps.
!
WARNING
ALWAYS ensure that the seat back is secured into position before placing a child in the seat.
Push down on the seatback to be sure it is secure. NEVER adjust the seatback when the
child is in the seat. Use the more upright seatback positions ONLY for children who are at
least 6 months old.
8 Adjusting the Leg Supports
The leg support can be adjusted to two positions horizontal or all the way down.
• To place the leg support into the down position, locate the trigger mechanism underneath BOTH sides
of the leg support on the bottom. Squeeze BOTH triggers and rotate the leg support down.
See Figure 8.1.
NOTE: The leg support does not “lock” into the down position, but will remain there by gravity only.
• There are fabric aps that cover the triggers. If necessary, pull each ap over the trigger and attach
the Velcro® to secure it.
• To place the leg support into the horizontal position, pull up on both sides of the leg support until it is
locked into position. See Figure 8.2.
• Push down on both sides of the leg support to ensure it is secure.
Figure 7.1
Figure 7.2
!
WARNING
NEVER allow a child to step onto or sit on the leg support. This may cause the stroller to tip
over and injure the child.
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