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Tips:
means TIP
1 Read carefully all directions and diagrams before use.
2 Be sure to have someone assist you the first couple of times you practice using the carrier.
3 Standing in front of a mirror the first few times of loading can be helpful for you and your baby.
4 Stand or sit on a soft surface while practicing.
5 For those with a longer torso we suggest wearing the waist belt up higher than you might ordinarily,
around the belly button level. If you have a short torso, try wearing the waist belt around your hips.
6 Contact your supplier for more assistance if needed.
Chest straps may fall off while relocating
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Directions for Front Carry Position
Female Buckle
You may use this position as soon as baby is ready to sit with legs wrapped
around your stomach and the neck is strong enough to support the head. For
infants prior to this stage, the ERGO Infant Insert is recommended.
The Chest Strap can slide up and down on the shoulder straps and should be
located across the upper part of your shoulder blades, high enough that it can
be fastened with your hands behind your neck. The Chest strap has adjusters
that tighten the strap around each shoulder strap to help keep the chest strap
stationary.
Securely fasten waist buckle feeding male buckle under elastic and
into female buckle. Allow body of carrier to hang down in the front.
Bring your baby to your chest with legs on either side of you and
hang over waist belt. Bring body of carrier up over baby's back.
Male Buckle
With right hand supporting your baby, reach for the
left shoulder strap with the left hand and place it on
Switch hands to support your baby and
the carrier and bring the second shoulder
strap in position on the shoulder.
your shoulder.
Bring both hands behind
your neck and reach for
the chest strap. Engage
the buckle and tighten the
strap to secure the shoulder
straps. If this position
is difficult for you, you can
experiment with fastening
the buckle before step 1
and raising the chest strap
over your head after step 2.