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SAFETY NOTES:
IMPORTANT: READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
WARNING: A child’s safety is your responsibility.
Your child’s safety may be affected if you do not follow these
instructions.
General Safety
WARNING:
• To avoid injury or death, always
apply
the brakes whenever the pram/
stroller is stationary/parked.
• Always engage brakes when you
stop or when you let go of the
handle.
• Never leave the child unattended.
• Ensure that all the locking devices
are engaged before use.
• To avoid injury ensure that the
child is kept away when unfolding
and folding this product.
• Always use the restraint system
(Secure the child in the harness at
all times).
• Check that the pram body or
seat unit or car seat attachment
devices are correctly engaged
before use.
• Please use the most reclined
position for new born babies.
• The parking device shall be
engaged when placing and
removing the children.
• Advice that care be taken if the
pram/stroller is used on stairs or
escalators.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Failure to follow these warnings and assembly instructions
could result in serious injury or death.
• Children should be supervised at
all times whilst using this stroller.
• Secure the child in the harness at
all times.
• Always check that the stroller is
correctly assembled and that
all locking devices are engaged
before use.
• Do not carry extra children or
bags on this stroller.
• Make sure children are clear of
any moving parts if you adjust the
pram/stroller, otherwise they may
be injured.
• Immediately discard any plastic
wrapping. Keep away from
children to avoid suffocation.
• Never allow children to fold,
assemble or disassemble the
stroller.
• Never place child in stroller on
their back with their head forward
and feet rearward.
• Avoid serious injury from falling or
sliding out. Always use seat belt.
• Never use stroller if it becomes
damaged.
• Do not use accessories other
than those approved by the
manufacturer or distributor.
• Always use wrist strap.
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