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sliding the fabric to the right or left so that you can adapt the panel size to your child (Fig. 4). Put
the hip belt on and fasten the buckle. Adjust the hip belt to your waist (Fig. 5). After you have
made sure the hip belt is properly fixed, cuddle the child to your chest and separate its legs (child’s
legs must hang behind the belt) (Fig. 6). WARNING! When you perform this operation, hold the
child firmly. When holding the child, lift the sling panel so that it covers the child’s back (Fig. 7).
Holding the child with your right hand, place the left shoulder belt (c) on the left shoulder (Fig. 8).
Next change hands and do the same with the right shoulder belt (c). Use both hands to fasten the
shoulder belt buckle (d) and adjust it (Fig. 9). Depending on your needs, tighten the shoulder belts
by pulling the adjustment straps (Fig. 10). Pull shoulder belt adjustment straps until the child is
properly wrapped with the panel. Make sure the child’s legs are not extensively squeezed up.
2. Carrying at the back, child in a parent-facing position
WARNING! Do not carry children aged below 0,5 or those who cannot sit on their own on your
back.
WARNING! Regularly make sure the child is safe and feels comfortable, especially when you carry
it on your back.
Detach the buckle at the hip belt and shoulder belt buckle. Side buckles must be secured (Fig. 3).
Adjust the width of the sling panel in accordance with the figure 4, put the hip belt on and fasten
the buckle. Adjust the hip belt to your waist (Fig. 11). After you have made sure the hip belt is
properly fixed, ask your partner to lift the child and place it on your back (Fig. 12). Child’s legs must
wrap around the waist. WARNING! All the time you put the child in the sling, you or your partner
must support the child properly. With hands supporting the child, ask your partner to lift the sling
so that it covers the child’s back. Next put both shoulder belts on (Fig. 13). Fasten the shoulder
belts buckle and adjust it (Fig. 14). Depending on your needs, pull the shoulder belts. To do so, pull
adjustment straps. Pull shoulder belt straps until the child is properly wrapped with the panel (Fig.
15, 16). Make sure the child is in a proper position. Make sure its legs are not extensively squeezed
up.
3. Additional functions of the sling.
In case of unfavorable weather, put the hood on (h) (Fig. 17). To make sure the child is comfortable
on hot days, you can remove the external fabric attached to the sling panel and hide it in the pocket
located at the front of the sling (Fig. 18). The buckle straps (f) and belts (g) are used to adjust the
length of shoulder belts (Fig. 19). When the adjustment straps are too long, you can roll them up
and secure with rubbers located at the end of belts (Fig. 20). The sling is also equipped with belt
covers (i) which secure belts against child’s saliva (Fig. 21). The covers can be easily removed and
washed.
D. Care and maintenance
In order to clean the product, follow the guidelines on the insert. After every washing, check the
resistance of the fabric and seams. Periodically inspect the sling; check it for ripping, damage and
missing components. If this is the case, do not use the product.
How to wash:
