BabyBjorn COMFORT Owner's Manual

Owner’s Manual

BABYBJÖRN COMFORT CARRIER

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IMPORTANT!

Please read this manual carefully before using
the baby carrier. Save it for later reference.

BABYBJÖRN COMFORT CARRIER

Congratulations on choosing BABYBJÖRN Comfort Carrier, an ergonomic and safe baby carrier.
The baby carrier is recommended from 3 months (min. 6 kg and 55 cm) and can be used until
your child weighs 14 kg.

HOW TO USE THE BABY CARRIER

THE BABY CARRIER’S PARTS

Shoulder strap

Leg strap

Waist belt

Head support strap

Head support

Zipper part, open

Back buckle

Waist belt buckle

1. Slip the baby carrier over
your head and buckle the
waist belt at your back.

2. Adjust the belt so that it is
firmly in place just above
your hips.

HELPFUL HINT! Pull on one
side at a time to make
tightening the belt easier.

Head support buckle

3. Pull the sliding back buckle
to a comfortable position.

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4. Release the shoulder straps
so that the carrying space
is big enough to place the
child in.

5. Support your child against
your shoulder, guide the
child’s legs through the leg
holes and slide him/her
gently into the baby carrier.

6. IMPORTANT! Make sure

that both of the child’s legs
do not end up in the same
leg hole!

7. Firmly grip the head support
and pull it upwards a couple
of times until the child is
completely seated in the
baby carrier.

8. Check that the child’s arms
are in the armholes. Attach
the head support on both
sides. Fasten the buckle
until you hear a click.

9. Adjust the shoulder straps
until the baby carrier is
securely and comfortably in
place. If you wish, fold down
the head support to give
the child more space and a
better view.

WARNING! To keep
the child safe when you
bend over/lean forward,
remember to bend at the
knees, NOT the waist.

HELPFUL HINT! By adjusting the shoulder straps and the
back buckle, you are distributing the weight on your hips
and shoulders. The tighter the shoulder straps, the closer
the child will be to you. Make absolutely sure that both
you and the child are comfortable.

IMPORTANT! When the child can hold up his/her head
without help, he/she can be carried facing outwards.
Smaller children should be carried with their arms in the
armholes. Older and bigger children may be carried with
their arms above the head support.

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