FF Europe KDRBT02 Manual De Usuario Original página 27

11. Play bow is meant only to play with and is not meant to be used as handle to carry.
12. To prevent from possible injuries by tangling, the play bow has to be removed when the
child starts crawling on its hands and feet.
13. Put your baby in the lower lying position as soon as your baby is old enough to sit up.
14. For safety reason, always place the changing mat at the center of the cot. Do not place it
onto the edge.
15. With the help of wheels, the cot can be easily moved from one place to another. Pull the
opposite side up if you want to move the cot. Please remember to remove your child from
the cot before placing it somewhere else.
16. The travel cot conforms to DIN Norm EN 716.
17. Do not fold the cot while the child is in it.
18. Do not allow your child to play with this product.
19. Keep this product away from children when not in use.
20. The use of this cot is recommended for 1 child only.
21. Use the cot on a firm and horizontal surface only.
22. Never place the cot near steps or stairs.
23. Do not allow any children, animals or other objects to be placed under or near the cot while
the child is in it.
24. Do not add padding or other objects in the cot which may help the child to climb out of the
cot.
25. Do not place items with strings around the child's neck, such as pacifier cords, hood strings
etc.
26. The cot should not be used without the mattress base.
27. The thickness of the mattress shall be such that the internal height (the surface of the
mattress to the upper edge of the cot frame) is at least 500 mm in the lowest position of the
cot base and at least 200 mm in the highest position of the cot base.
28. When the mattress is used with the cot, the length and the width of the mattress shall be
such that the gap between the mattress and the sides and ends does not exceed 30 mm.
29. All assembly fittings should always be tightened properly and the fittings should be checked
regularly and retightened as necessary.
30. Replace any damaged parts immediately.
To reduce the risk of SIDS, pediatricians recommend healthy infants should be placed on their
backs to sleep, unless otherwise advised by your physician.
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