Inward-Facing Position
- For the inward-facing position, make sure that you use the outer buttons on the carrier. These buttons provide proper thigh support and positioning for your baby when facing inward.
- Before you begin, adjust the waistband to your size using the adjustable buckle strap. Pass the buckle through the elastic strap and fasten it securely around your waist or hips.
- Hold the carrier in front of you with the waistband centered on your waist or hips and the panel hanging down.
- Adjust the width of the carrier's seat for your baby by using the hook-and-loop tabs on the front of the waistband. This allows you to customize the width to ensure your baby's feet and hips are in the correct "M" position.
- Gently place your baby's legs through the leg openings, making sure their bottom is well-positioned in the carrier.
- Support your baby's lower back with your hand and guide their body into the carrier, ensuring their legs are comfortably positioned in the "M" shape.
- Cross the straps behind your back and fasten the buckle securely. The buckle should click into place.
- Pull the shoulder straps over your shoulders, creating an X position with the left strap going over your right shoulder and the right strap going over your left shoulder.
- Adjust the straps to a comfortable length, ensuring they are not too loose or too tight. The straps should evenly distribute the weight of the carrier and your baby.
- Position the carrier on your body by gently shifting the waistband up or down to find a comfortable height for you.
- Adjust the padded neck support to the appropriate height, providing additional support for your baby's neck. Make sure the neck support is positioned comfortably behind your baby's neck.
- Double-check that your baby is in a safe and comfortable position, with their face visible above the top edge of the carrier panel. Ensure that the carrier fits snugly and that your baby's weight is evenly distributed.
- Throughout your babywearing experience, it is important to constantly monitor your baby's airways to ensure they have unobstructed breathing. Remember to practice wearing the carrier with care and follow these instructions to ensure a secure and comfortable fit for you and your baby.
Outward-Facing Position
- For the outward-facing position, make sure that you use the inner buttons on the carrier. These buttons provide proper thigh support and positioning for your baby when facing outward.
- Before you begin, adjust the waistband to your size using the adjustable buckle strap. Pass the buckle through the elastic strap and fasten it securely around your waist or hips.
- Hold the carrier in front of you with the waistband centered on your waist or hips and the panel hanging down.
- Adjust the width of the carrier's seat for your baby by using the hook-and-loop tabs on the front of the waistband. This allows you to customize the width to ensure your baby's feet and hips are in the correct "M" position.
- Gently place your baby's legs through the leg openings, making sure their bottom is well-positioned in the carrier.
- Support your baby with your hand and guide their body into the carrier, ensuring their legs are comfortably positioned in the "M" shape.
- Cross the straps behind your back and fasten the buckle securely. The buckle should click into place.
- Adjust the straps to a comfortable length, ensuring they are not too loose or too tight. The straps should evenly distribute the weight of the carrier and your baby.
- Position the carrier on your body by gently shifting the waistband up or down to find a comfortable height for you.
- Allow arm mobility between the webbing and straps, ensuring your baby has freedom of movement while maintaining a secure position.
- Double-check that your baby is in a safe and comfortable position, with their face visible above the top edge of the carrier panel. Ensure that the carrier fits snugly and that your baby's weight is evenly distributed.
- Throughout your babywearing experience, it is important to constantly monitor your baby's airways to ensure they have unobstructed breathing. Remember to practice wearing the carrier with care and follow these instructions to ensure a secure and comfortable fit for you and your baby.
Back-Carry Position
(instruction video will be added soon)
- For the back carry position, make sure that you use the outer buttons on the carrier. These buttons provide proper thigh support and positioning for your baby in the back-carrying position.
- Before you begin, adjust the waistband to your size using the adjustable buckle strap. Pass the buckle through the elastic strap and fasten it securely around your waist or hips.
- Adjust the width of the carrier's seat for your baby by using the hook-and-loop tabs on the front of the waistband. This allows you to customize the width to ensure your baby's feet and hips are in the correct "M" position.
- Hold the carrier behind you with the waistband centered on your waist or hips and the panel hanging down.
- Click the shoulder straps into the buckle on the same side of the carrier.
- Place one of the shoulder straps over your shoulder, as if you are wearing a backpack. Hold the strap firmly to ensure it stays in place during the next steps.
- Place your baby on your opposite hip and carefully move them into the carrier while securing their position with your other arm.
- Position the carrier on your back by leaning forward slightly, allowing your baby to rest comfortably on your back.
- Lean back slowly, moving the panel of the carrier up your baby's back. Slip your arm through the second strap as you would with a backpack.
- Pull both straps to tighten the carrier, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for both you and your baby.
- Gently push your baby's calves to maintain the "M" position, ensuring their legs are properly supported.
- Double-check that your baby is in a safe and comfortable position on your back. Their face should be visible above the top edge of the carrier panel, and the carrier should fit snugly with even weight distribution.
