Kinderkraft ADOREE Manual De Uso página 23

Do not assemble any accessories, spare parts or components which have not been
supplied by the manufacturer.
Users must be aware that fall risk rises as the child gets more active.
List of components
1 Main panel of the carrier
2 Shoulder straps
1. Adjusting the panel of the carrier
Undo the buckle at the hip belt (3). Unhook the velcro at the hip belt (3) and move the fabric
to the right or left to best adjust the panel to the size of your baby (fig. A). The panel should
cover your baby's whole back.
2. Baby facing the parent: carrier adjustment from the age of 3 months (Fig I)
Put on the lap belt (3) and fasten the buckle. Adjust the hip belt to fit your hips (fig. B). Once
adjusted you have the possibility to roll up the excess belt and secure it with the rubber band.
After you are sure that the lap belt is correctly placed, hug your baby to your chest and
separate his/her legs (Fig. C). CAUTION: Support the baby firmly at all times. While holding
the baby, lift the carrier panel (1) so that it covers the baby's back. Lift the shoulder strap (2)
and put it over your shoulder. Repeat with the other shoulder strap (Fig D). The belt should
hang freely on your back. Then hold the baby with your left hand, take hold of the left strap
with your right hand (Fig. E I) and pull the belt forward (Fig. E II). Hold the belt and your baby
with your right hand. Repeat with the left hand and right strap (Fig. F I). Make sure the
shoulder straps are not twisted or tangled when you tie them on. Tighten the shoulder strap
fabric so that your baby lies close to your body. Then cross the straps over your baby's pelvis
(Fig. F II). Then place the straps under the baby's legs (Fig. G). Tightly tie the ends of the straps
on your back (Fig. H). Make sure the straps are correctly tied! CAUTION: Make sure that the
baby's mouth and nose are not covered.
3. Baby facing the parent: carrier adjustment for children aged 8 months and older
(fig. L)
Put on the hip belt (3) and fasten the buckle. Adjust the hip belt to fit your hips (fig. B). Once
adjusted you have the possibility to roll up the excess belt and secure it with the rubber band.
After you are sure that the lap belt is correctly placed, hug your baby to your chest and separate
his/her legs (Fig. C). CAUTION: Support the baby firmly at all times. While holding the baby, lift
the carrier panel (1) so that it covers the baby's back. Lift the shoulder strap (2) and put it over
your shoulder. Repeat with the other shoulder strap (Fig D). The belt should hang freely on your
back. Then hold the baby with your left hand, take hold of the left strap with your right hand
(Fig. E I) and pull the belt forward (Fig. E II). Hold the belt and baby with your right hand. Repeat
with the left hand and right strap (Fig. F I). Make sure the shoulder straps are not twisted or
tangled when you tie them on. Tighten the fabric of the shoulder straps so that the baby lies
3 Hip belt
4 Detachable hood
23