Here you will find the instruction for the Pure Baby Love baby carrier.

Please read our safety instructions carefully before use.

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1. Click the shoulder strap onto the narrow strap that comes out of the hip belt. Together these two form the complete shoulder strap. 
For safety you pull the clip through the elastic band.
2. You narrow the baby carrier on the hip belt by loosening the velcro. For a small baby it goes at its narrowest. 
If your child is a bit older, then the width is correct when the carrier supports from knee pit to knee pit.
3. With this strap you can shorten the back panel. You will do this with a small baby, so that your child is nicely supported up to the neck. The material that 'stays over' will fold very easily and nicely over each other.
4. The strap that will soon be clicked between the two shoulder straps is adjustable in height. You can adjust this nicely if you have tried the baby carrier the first time.
5. The baby carrier is provided with padding in the knee pits. This ensures optimum comfort for your child.
6. The sleeping hood is mainly intended for supporting the head when your child falls asleep, when carrying your little one on your back. The sleeping hood is not used with small babies. With a small child, you can roll and secure it. This gives extra support at the neck. You can also pull the cord under the cap, to adjust if necessary. 
Please note: back carrying is only recommended when your child can sit itself.

The baby carrier is set, time to use it! Make sure the shoulder straps have a lot of space and that all the bands hang loose. This makes it much easier to use it.

Click the hip belt around your waist and pull it. With a small child, the hip belt is always fairly high at your waist. This is because you always want to carry your child at the right height, named 'kisses height'. If your child is in the baby carrier on the right height, you can easily give him / her a kiss on the head. When you click the hip belt, always pull the clip through the elastic band for extra safety. The back panel is hanging down and then you will grab your child. Hold your child against your chest and let the legs hang over the hip belt.

Hold your child with one hand and grasp the fabric of the back panel with your other hand. You get this through the legs and spread out over the back of your little one. Then you put the shoulder straps over your shoulder. Always keep your child firmly attached. Important is a little extra attention for the strap at the legs of your little one. The shoulder strap should be under the leg and not over it.

Then you click the strap between both shoulder straps on your back and pull it until the shoulder straps are being hold together nicely. This ensures that the carrier will stay in place and you will wear more comfortably.

Then take the loose straps of the shoulder straps and pull them firmly forward. This makes the baby carrier sit securely attached. The strap between the shoulder blades can still be raised or lowered if desired.

A child must always have a nice deep seat. If you lift the knees of your little one, the buttocks will be nicely fit in the baby carrier. If necessary, fold the fabric of the baby carrier neatly over each other. Your child then has a complete ergonomic position: supported from knee to knee, a round shaped back and support up to the neck. It is important that the baby carrier is firmly tightened and your child is optimally supported. That makes babywearing safe and comfortable for you too.

Before carrying, always read our safety recommendations on our website.
Are you stuck? Feel free to contact a babywearing consultant or send us a picture, our babywearing consultant will gladly help you!

WARNING and tips for safe babywearing in a Pure Baby Love baby carrier

Carrying your baby is extremely pleasant and comfortable, if you comply with the safety instructions. Please watch our instruction video carefully before the first use. Below instructions contribute to a safe use of the Pure Baby Love carrier.
 

• Never fully cover you baby, keep its head and face free, so you can see your baby. Your baby needs sufficient fresh air. There should be two-finger space between your baby’s chin and breast to allow proper breathing. Allow room for head movement.
• Don't use the hood of the carrier with small babies. The primary use of the hood is for supporting the head of an older baby if he/she fall asleep in a back carry. Better use it as neck support for small babies. Too early use of the hood will result in covering your baby's face. Your baby won't get enough fresh air. 
• Ensure that your baby's head is close enough to kiss. This is the right height to carry your baby. And ensure your baby's legs are in the right position. Knees higher than their bottom. 
• Ensure that your baby is positioned securely against your body. Too tight means there is a higher risk of suffocation, But when the carrier is too loose your baby can collaps in the carrier, which also gives a higher risk of suffocation. Always remember: There should be two-finger space between your baby’s chin and breast to allow proper breathing.
• Only use this carrier for children between 8 lb and 35 lb (4kg - 17kg). This carrier will fit mostly from size 56 to 92/98. The back pannel should support to the neck. If it is still too large for your baby even when you have adjust it to the smalles position, we recommend to wait untill your baby has grown a bit more. The head should be supported to the neck and has not to be covered. 
• Fall hazard: Infants can fall through a wide leg opening or out of the carrier. Adjust leg openings to fit baby's legs snugly, before eacht use, make sure all fasteners are secure, take special care when leaning or walking, never bend at waist but bend at knees.
• Suffocation hazard: Infants under 4 months can suffocate in this product if their face is pressed too tight against your body. Do not strap the baby too tight to your body. Allow room for head movement. Keep your baby's face free from obstructions at all times.
• Carry your baby in front carry position, facing in, until your baby develops proper head control. Back carry is recommended once your child can sit itself.
• In front position, you are able to interact with your baby. When your baby shows cues of distress or discomfort, immediately take the baby out of the carrier if he/she continues to show signs of discomfort. 
• Inspect the carrier regularly for signs of wear and damage. Check the full carrier before each use and discontinue use if the babycarrier is damaged in any way. 
• Ensure proper placement of your baby in the carrier. Including the right position of the legs. Check the baby often.
• Premature born babies, babies with respiratoiry problems and babies under 4 months are at greater risk of suffocation. Check your baby often, Never cover the head of your baby and be sure your baby has a free airway.
• Your movement and your baby movement may affect your balance. Take care when bending to one side or forward.
• Never use a baby carrier during cooking, cleaning, drinking hot drinks, on a bicycle, in a car or during any sport activity.
• Check the temperature of your baby often. Your baby could become too hot in a baby carrier.
• Never fall asleep with your baby in the carrier. This will result in a great risk of suffocation.
• Keep this carrier away from children when it is not in use.
• We recommend not to feed your baby in the carrier, because of the higer risk of choking.
• Pure Baby Love can not be held responsable of any misuse of the baby carrier.

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