Safety Checks - JANE KIDS ZONE Manual De Instrucciones

EN

SAFETY CHECKS

CHECK THAT YOUR CHILD IS SAFE
1. Check that your child has enough air to breathe properly
This issue can worry the person carrying the baby, and to make sure your child is getting enough oxygen when in the baby carrier you need to keep checking on him and you also
need to check his position regularly. In terms of height, you should be able to kiss the top of his head easily. In terms of width, check that you fit two fingers between your child's chin
and your chest or back, and that his nose and mouth are not covered up by any material (See diagram 1).
2. Check that the hood is fitted correctly
If you are using the hood, either because the child is asleep or it is cold...etc, always check that his nose and mouth are not covered up by the hood material or by any other garment
that could prevent the child from breathing freely. If you are not using the hood put it away in the front pocket and zip it up so the hood doesn't come out (See diagram 2).
3. Check that the baby's legs are in the correct ergonomic position
It is important to remember that the Like is an ergonomic baby carrier, therefore the baby's legs should NEVER hang down like they would in a traditional baby carrier, but you
shouldn't force them to be fully open either. The ergonomic position of this baby carrier is for the baby's legs to be in the "M" position. Remember that when the child is small his
legs will be inside the baby carrier. As he grows his legs will start to stick out but make sure that your child's feet never get caught between the belt and your body (See diagram 3).
4. Check the diameter of your baby's legs in the insert
Remember that the seat insert is used to prevent the child from slipping out by reducing the diameter of the leg holes at two heights.
Make sure that the child's feet never get caught between the abdominal belt and your body (See diagram 4).
5. Check the height of the back straps
All the straps and belts should be fitted at the right height and width for your child's age and weight and for the applicable stage. You also need to make sure that if you lean forward
your child is still held securely against your body, in whichever position you are using. Check that the back strap never rides up to the bottom of your neck, it must ALWAYS be in the
middle of your upper back, between your shoulder blades (See diagram 5).
6. Check the height of the baby carrier and the headrest
To check that the baby carrier is fitted at the right height and the headrest is used correctly, make sure that the top part, where the headrest of your Like begins, comes up to the
middle of your baby's ear (See diagram 6)
22