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child's age.
• 0-1 months: the reducer cushion's function is that of
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comforting the child, keeping them in a crouched position
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both when they are inside the carrier and when they are
fitted into it.
• 1m+: the reducer cushion's function is that of providing
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greater protection and comfort for the child.
Using the reducer cushion supports the child, providing them
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with a greater level of comfort and support to the curve of their
spine, supporting the head and the neck at the same time.
WARNING: always fit the baby carrier onto your shoulders
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before putting your child in it.
FRONT TRANSPORT – PARENT FACING (0-1 MONTHS)
HOW TO WEAR THE BABY CARRIER WITH THE REDUCER
CUSHION
1. Lay the multi-purpose reducer cushion on a flat surface
with the C side facing upwards (Figure 1)
2. Fold the lower borders of the reducer and fasten the N
poppers with one another as shown in Figure 2.
3. Fold the base thus obtained, coupling the O poppers with
the P poppers and fastening them. Check that the result
corresponds to the one shown in Figure 3
4. At this point fasten the F belly strap of the baby carrier
using the relevant buckles (Figure 4A) adjust the width
acting on the G buckle (Figure 4B).
nd WARNING: fasten the buckle by passing it inside the H
elastic band (Figure 4C).
5. Fasten both straps by connecting on the J buckles (Figure 5).
6. Place the child into the reducer cushion in a crouched
position and make sure you fasten the Q adjustment strap
with the corresponding R button to the most appropriate
position for the baby's size (Figure 6)
7. Use a flat surface to facilitate fitting the reducer cushion
and the baby into the baby carrier. Then, place the reducer
cushion containing the baby onto the body of the baby
carrier that is laid on the surface (Figure 7A) and fasten the
S elastic buttons on the reducer cushion's upper side with
the L holes located on the baby carrier's shoulder straps
(Figure 7B)
hat 8. Check that the child securely lies on the baby carrier's seat
and fasten the E padded saddle using the appropriate
F buttons, adjusting it to the position best suited to the
child's size, so that it is never too broad nor too narrow
(Figure 8).
WARNING: We recommend carrying out placing the child
into the baby carrier when seated or using a flat, level surface
so that you are able to control any sudden movements of the
child.
WARNING: Hold your child safely while carrying out these
operations.
WARNING: Before fitting the child in the baby carrier, make
sure that you have completed the previous steps correctly.
9. Put on the baby carrier starting from the shoulder straps
hat B (fig. 9A), then fasten and adjust the breastbone/scapular
g. If buckle (Figure 9B) and complete putting the baby carrier
on by adjusting the shoulder straps (Figure 9C). The excess
length of strap can be shortened by rolling it and fastening
through the relevant elastic (Figure 9D). As an alternative,
is it is possible to fasten the breastbone/shoulder buckle
an before putting on the shoulder straps (fig. 9E) and then put
he on the shoulder straps making the breastbone/shoulder
buckle pass behind your head (fig. 9F) and then adjust it.
WARNING: Make sure that the child's legs are crouched and
that the padded saddle is securely fastened.
10. The reducer cushion is equipped with a handy hood
that enables the baby to be better protected from the
elements during sleep.
To use the hood, open the zip on the D side of the reducer
cushion, remove the hood and fasten the V elastic buttons on
the upper side of the hood to the L holes on the A side of the
baby carrier, as shown in Figure 10.
WARNING: This type of use is only allowed with a baby aged
between 0 to 1 months.
WARNING: This type of use is only allowed when the baby
carrier is in a parent-facing configuration.
HOW TO REMOVE THE CHILD FROM THE BABY CARRIER
WARNING: it is a good idea to sit down to remove your the
child from the baby carrier.
11. While supporting the child securely, fasten the K
breastbone/scapular buckle (Figure 11A), remove the
B shoulder straps (Figure 11B) and open the buttons of
the padded saddle from the slots (Figure 11C) before
removing the child.
12. In order to not disturb the child and ensure its ongoing
comfort, it is advisable to remove it from the baby carrier
whilst it is still inside the reducer cushion.
To remove the child, unfasten the baby carrier's S elastic
buttons from the L holes on the shoulder straps (Figure 12)
and remove the reducer cushion with the child from the baby
carrier.
Open the belly buckle only once this step is completed.
WARNING: Hold your child safely while carrying out these
operations.
WARNING: Before removing the child from the baby carrier,
make sure that you have completed the previous steps
correctly.
The baby carrier, however, may be used without the reducer
cushion also for children of 0 months of age, carrying out
the steps described above (except those pertaining to
the aforementioned reducer cushion). The baby carrier,
as a matter of fact, has been designed to always ensure
ergonomics for your child.
Using the reducer cushion, however, is always advisable
because it supports the child, provides them with a greater
level of comfort and supports the curve of their spine,
supporting the head and the neck at the same time.
FRONT TRANSPORT – PARENT FACING (1m+)
HOW TO WEAR THE BABY CARRIER WITH THE REDUCER
CUSHION
Fasten the F belly strap of the baby carrier using the relevant
buckles (Figure 4A) adjust the width acting on the G buckle
(Figure 4B).
WARNING: fasten the buckle by passing it inside the H
elastic band (Figure 4C).
Fasten both straps by connecting on the J buckles (Figure 5).
13. Use a flat surface to facilitate fitting the reducer cushion
and the baby into the baby carrier. Then, position the
multi-function reducer cushion onto the baby carrier,
making sure you keep the C side of the reducer cushion
facing upwards (Figure 13).
14. Fasten the S elastic buttons on the upper side of the
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