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1. Adjust carrier width with velcro and its height by tightening the coarse strap in the upper part of the panel, depending on the baby size (for Multi Grow and Grow Air) or with additional seat extenders (for Basic Carrier).

2. (This point concerns Multi Grow and Grow Air carriers):

a) If your baby can sit or walk on their own.Fasten the buckle on a shoulder strap to the one placed in the center of the carrier panel.

b) If your baby just starts to sit or is rather petite Fasten the buckle on a shoulder strap to the one on the lower part of the panel near the hip belt. Roll the remaining strap ends on the carrier sides and pin them up with sewed-in bands.

3. Place the inner side of the hip belt on your belly and fasten the hip belt buckle at the back. Make sure it was correctly fastened, you should hear a ‘click’.

4. Lower the hip belt until the baby inside reaches your chin with their head but without causing any discomfort. Tighten the coarse strap by the hip belt, roll the remaining strap end and pin them up with sewed-in band without causing any discomfort.
Tighten the coarse strap by the hip belt, roll the remaining strap end and pin them up with sewed-in band.

5. Take baby in your arms and sit them on the bottom of the carrier symmetrically to your body, support your baby all the time. Baby’s legs should dangle unrestrained on both sides of the carrier. The panel should extend from knee to knee and end before politeal fossa – so that it doesn’t cause hyperextension or pinching.

6. Take the fabric hanging from the panel with one hand and place it on baby’s back. After that, put on shoulder straps.

7. Bend back a little while baby rests on you, reach behind your back with your hands and buckle shoulder straps at the level of your shoulder blades. Tighten the coarse strap between your shoulder blades until the shoulder straps feel comfortable.

8. Tighten coarse straps on shoulder straps and on the sides of panel so that the baby touches you tightly and closely and their head doesn’t fall back. Roll the remaining strap ends and pin them up with sewed-in bands. The panel should extend from knee to knee and be placed below the knees, baby’s back should be c-shaped.

9. In a properly worn carrier you should be comfortable, nothing should disturb you, pinch you or cause any discomfort. If it happens, double check all coarse straps and hip belt - they should be appropriately tightened. The buckle fastening shoulder straps together should be on a correct level, as well. It shouldn’t pinch you yet hold the shoulder straps tightly with each other.

10. In order to take a baby out of the carrier, unbuckle shoulder straps. After that, take off one shoulder strap and then another while supporting your baby with your other hand.

Helpful Tips and Features

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1. First time for you and your baby in a carrier can be quite a challenge. Why don’t you practice with a teddy bear or a doll beforehand and show what the carrier is for? Let your baby get familiar with the carrier, touch it and play with it before wearing it.
Remain calm. During the first tries distract your baby: give them a ‘forbidden’ thing (like a remote or keys), keep swaying side to side during putting the carrier on, make a funny face in the mirror, try to entertain your baby or ask someone else to help you. After putting the carrier on go outside quickly (it can be another room or a balcony) and show your little one something interesting there. Don’t get discouraged after a failed attempt, try again and again and your baby will love this new and exciting means of transport

po nieudanej próbie, spróbuj po raz kolejny a Twoja Pociecha pokocha ten środek transportu 🙂

2. 2. In order to further adjust the upper part of the Kinder Hop panel - fold back the panel part near baby’s neck, the so-called collar. w nosidłach Kinder Hop– odwiń na zewnątrz jego odchylającą się część przy szyjce dziecka, tak zwany kołnierzyk.

3. The sewed-in white tape attached to Velcro in Multi Grow and Grow Air carriers has marks indicating baby’s age which is helpful during the initial adjustments of panel width.

4. You can use a hoodie when your baby sleeps so that their head doesn’t fall back. The hoodie also protects the baby from sun and wind. Attach hoodie bands to black hooks sewed to shoulder straps.

5. Extend Basic Carrier panel width with a seat extender you can buy additionally, put it on a hip belt and attach it with snaps to the coarse belt in the central part of the panel.

6. Protect buckles, coarse straps and shoulder straps fabric from getting dirty and bitten by the baby during teething period. You can use covers (also called pads) that are easy to detach and wash - and ready to buy in our shop.

7. Cross shoulder straps on your back and fasten the opposite buckles so that they cross. Thanks to this, you will distribute baby’s weight evenly and relieve your back so that babywearing gets even more comfortable (available in Multi Grow and Grow Air carriers). Remember to take off any removable and detachable straps with buckles so that they don’t pinch you. You won’t need them for this cross carry. .

8. Detachable pads, shoulder straps covers, a hoodie or mesh (from Grow Air) you can hide inside a handy pocket sewed in a hip belt in Multi Grow and Grow Air carriers. wszytej w pasie biodrowym przy nosidłach Multi Grow i Grow Air.

9. All our carriers allow you to wear your baby ‘tummy to tummy’ and on your back. When a baby is older, the face of a parent turns out to be too familiar and baby wants to discover the world from a new point of view. In this situation, place a baby on your back!

Step by Step Guide to Babywearing: Back Carry
a) Put on a carrier as in the Front Carry instruction points 1-5, however, don’t tighten the hip belt strap too much.

b) After placing the panel fabric onto baby’s back, just like in point 6, hold two shoulder straps in your hand, while supporting your baby with another hand, and start moving it around you with the hip belt

c) When the baby is on the level of your hip, take one shoulder strap in one hand and the second one in another hand and continue rotating the baby until they are in the middle of your back. Then put both shoulder straps on your shoulders.

d) Fasten the buckle joining shoulder straps and tighten it strongly until you feel they are comfortably placed on your back. The buckle should be below the level of your collar bones and it shouldn’t cause any discomfort.