Use a low position
Sit or kneel in a safe place when putting your child in or taking them out. Support your child when leaning. Bend your knees rather than bending at the waist.

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Fall and suffocation hazards. Check your child's position and breathing often.
Sit or kneel in a safe place when putting your child in or taking them out. Support your child when leaning. Bend your knees rather than bending at the waist.
Keep the face visible, the nose and mouth clear of fabric and your body, and the chin off the chest. Check breathing and posture often.
Do not drive, cycle or cook while carrying your child. In a vehicle, use a suitable child car seat.
Avoid long continuous use. Take a break about once an hour, or sooner if uncomfortable. Protect your child in doorways and narrow spaces.
Check fabric, seams, straps, buckles, zipper and snap for damage. Stop using the carrier if damaged, unusually loose or unable to support your child correctly.
Take your child out before another adult puts on the carrier. Readjust for the new wearer's body before putting your child back in.

Follow the care label. If machine washing is permitted, use a laundry bag. Do not use chlorine bleach. Hand washing helps reduce wear on the fabric.
Iron only if permitted by the care label. Avoid the adjustment buckles; heat may deform plastic parts.
Dry fully before storing in a dry place. Keep the carrier and pouch drawstrings out of children's reach when not in use.
Adjust both shoulder straps before putting your child in. Keep the fabric flat and check that the adjustment buckles hold securely. Recheck the fit when clothing or the wearer changes.
Follow the water temperature and washing method on the product care label. If machine washing is permitted, use a laundry bag. Do not use chlorine bleach, and keep the iron away from plastic buckles.
For orders, delivery, returns or after-sales support, please contact the retailer or distributor you purchased from. They hold your order details and local service information.
Take your child out first. The next adult should put on and adjust the carrier to their own body before putting the child back in.
Use only after your child has full head and neck control. Around 3 months is a guide only; development varies. This carrier does not provide head or neck support.