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• Be aware that as the baby becomes more active, the child has more risk of
falling out of the carrier.
• Only carry one child at a time in the baby carrier.
• Baby’s chin should NEVER rest on baby’s chest because this partially closes
baby’s airway. There should always be at least two ngers width clearance
beneath baby’s chin. Wearer must be sure that baby’s airway is clear and
that baby is breathing normally at ALL TIMES.
• Premature infants, infants with respiratory problems, and infants under
4 months are at greatest risk of suffocation.
• Ensure proper placement of baby in product including leg placement.
The baby’s position should be checked regularly to make sure that the baby
is properly seated in the Carrier, centered with legs extended and head
upright and not slumping downward or to the side. Baby’s arms, legs and
feet need to be observed regularly while in the Carrier to ensure that they
are not constricted by the Carrier.
• When using the hood, please ensure that the hood is NOT completely
covering child’s face and check on your child regularly. Be sure that there is
enough opening for air to pass through.
• Ensure that baby’s ngers are not caught in a buckle opening or gap as this
may cause injury to the child. Always fasten the buckles properly when the
carrier is not in use.
• Keep the carrier away from children when it is not in use.
• Check to assure all buckles, snaps, straps and adjustments are secure
before each use. Regularly inspect the carrier for any sign of wear and
damage. Never use a carrier when damaged in any way. Check for ripped
seams, torn straps or fabrics and damaged fasteners before each use.
Regularly check straps and buckles while in use to make sure they have
proper tension and placement.
• Do not switch between positions with your baby in the carrier. Take the baby
out of the carrier before changing the position of the carrier.
• Whenever possible, wear and remove the carrier close to a safe receiving
surface for baby and in a safe place.
• For smaller children or for adults with short torso, wear the carrier waist
belt higher on body so child’s head is positioned close enough to kiss when
using the front carry position. For those with longer torso, we suggest
wearing the waist belt up higher, around the belly button level.
• The carrier should not be used unless and until the wearer understands
the instructions and safety features, and is condent and comfortable with
respect to the use of the carrier.
• This carrier is only intended for use by healthy adults.
• The carrier should not be used by a person with any health problems that
might interfere with the safe use of the product.
• If the person using the carrier should develop shoulder, back, or neck
problems, discontinue its use and consult a qualied medical professional.
• Discontinue use of the carrier if the child shows signs of discomfort while
being carried for a period of time until the child can be carried without
exhibiting discomfort.
• Always check for child’s comfort and temperature changes.
• The references to ages by month are only general guidelines and each
child’s development is different.
• Please check that your child meets the specic requirements for use.
Contact customer service representative for additional assistance if needed.
For instructional video and additional tips, please visit (English only):
www.babytula.com/pages/product-instructions
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