Optimal Ergonomic Baby Carrier

• Suitable For Babies 3 Months + (15 kg)
• Comfort And Joy For You And Your Baby
• Ensures Safety And Comfort For Babies Starting 3 Months While Going Out
• Comfortable, Adjustable Padded Shoulder Straps, With Wide Lumbar Support , And Breathable Fabric 
• 3d Breathable Mesh
• Head Support Moves Up Or Down
• Can Be Used For 3 Positions: Baby Facing In- Baby Facing Out- Backpack Position

Orient the baby: For newborns and infants who cannot hold their heads upright, it is recommended to position them facing you in the carrier. This allows you to closely monitor their breathing and provides proper support for their neck and head.

Risk factors: Premature infants, babies with respiratory problems, and infants under 4 months of age are at a higher risk of suffocation. It is important to be aware of this and take extra precautions to ensure

SAFETY:
Balance and mobility: Avoid using a carrier when your balance or mobility is impaired. such as when you are exercising. feeling drowsy, or have certain medical conditions. It is important to have full control of your movements to ensure the safety of your baby.

Vehicle safety: Never wear a soft carrier while driving or being a passenger in a motor vehicle. Soft carriers are not designed or tested for use in vehicles and can pose a significant risk in the event of a collision. Always use a properly installed car seat for your baby's safety during car travel.

Heat sources and chemicals: Avoid using a soft carrier during activities involving heat sources, such as cooking or cleaning, as well as exposure to chemicals. Heat and chemicals can potentially harm your baby. It is best to remove the baby from the carrier before engaging in such activities.

Sports and leisure activities: Soft carriers are not suitable for use during sports or other leisure activities. Engaging in these activities with a baby carrier can compromise your balance and potentially cause injury to you or your baby. It is important to prioritize your safety and the safety of your baby.

Regular checks: Before each use, make sure to check all the buckles, snaps, straps, and adjustments on the carrier to ensure they are secure. Additionally, inspect the carrier for any signs of damage, such as ripped seams, torn straps or fabric, or damaged fasteners. Regularly maintaining the carrier helps ensure its safety and durability.