Infantino Sash Carrier 200-122 user manual

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Warnings:
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Sash Carrier
WARNING: FALL HAZARD
Owners Manual Small children can fall through a leg opening. Follow instructions for use.
Only use this carrier for babies between 8 lbs (3.6 kgs) and 36 lbs (16.3 kgs).
Instructions
Adjust leg openings to fit baby’s legs snugly. When fastening shoulder straps, keep one
hand on baby at all times.
WARNING: STRANGULATION HAZARD
Possible entanglement or strangulation injury. Keep carrier away from children when not in use.
WARNING: TRIP

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Carrier Body: Helpful Hints: Refer to these parts when reading the instructions. ® The Sash is based on a centuries-old style of baby wearing that allows for * ® Detachable Hood maximum comfort and flexibility. The many ways to wear the Sash allows you to customize it to your own look and fit. * Front Carry Position - Your child must face toward you until he or she can hold their head upright without assistance. In this position, you can entertain and bond with your baby by talking, touchin

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Instructions: While holding baby securely with your right 5. 6 hand, use your left hand to reach behind your 1 Carrier use for an Infant: Facing-In Position back to grab the “shoulder strap” from the * STOP! First time users should be assisted by a partner. Baby should always be opposite side of your body. Bring strap around comfortable in carrying positions. If baby is fussing it could be an indication that they are improperly positioned. If this occurs, take baby out immediately an

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While holding baby securely with your right 4. 5 3 Carrier use for an Older Baby: hand, use your left hand to reach behind your back to grab the “shoulder strap” from the Back Carry Position Assisted opposite side of your body. Bring strap around * STOP! First time users, DO NOT attempt to use the carrier in the backpack position the front. Repeat with the other “shoulder without the assistance of a second person. We highly recommend always using the assistance of a se

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Take “shoulder straps” down over your shoulders 5. Once carrier is properly tied, lift baby up and 3. (like a backpack). Pull straps to make sure they place them against your hip. Their legs should are tight and take them back behind you going wrap around your waist. over baby’s thighs, then cross over baby’s bum and bring to the front (beneath baby’s legs) to * ALWAYS keep a supportive hand on baby when tie at the waist. Tie in a double knot. Once wrapping the carrier. carrier is secu

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Removing Baby from Carrier: Facing-In & Hip Carry Position * IMPORTANT! When releasing baby from carrier, keep at least one hand on baby at all times. Before loosening any knots, make sure that 1. you have one supportive hand on baby at all times. Hand should be supporting baby underneath the carrier. Release knot that was created by the 2. “shoulder straps” and let carrier fold down in front of you. Place baby down in a safe secure location. 3. Untie bottom knot that was created by t