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BABYBJÖRN COMFORT CARRIER<br />

Congratulations on choosing BABYBJÖRN Comfort Carrier, an ergonomic and safe baby carrier.<br />

The baby carrier is recommended from 3 months (min. 6 kg and 55 cm) and can be used until<br />

your child weighs 14 kg.<br />

<strong>IMPORTANT</strong>!<br />

Please read this manual carefully before using<br />

the baby carrier. Save it for later reference.<br />

THE BABY CARRIER’S PARTS<br />

Shoulder strap<br />

Leg strap<br />

Waist belt<br />

Head support<br />

Head support buckle<br />

Head support strap<br />

Zipper part, open<br />

Back buckle<br />

Waist belt buckle<br />

HOW TO USE THE BABY CARRIER<br />

1. Slip the baby carrier over<br />

your head and buckle the<br />

waist belt at your back.<br />

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2. Adjust the belt so that it is<br />

firmly in place just above<br />

your hips.<br />

HELPFUL HINT! Pull on one<br />

side at a time to make<br />

tightening the belt easier.<br />

3. Pull the sliding back buckle<br />

to a comfortable position.


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4. Release the shoulder straps<br />

so that the carrying space<br />

is big enough to place the<br />

child in.<br />

5. Support your child against<br />

your shoulder, guide the<br />

child’s legs through the leg<br />

holes and slide him/her<br />

gently into the baby carrier.<br />

6. <strong>IMPORTANT</strong>! Make sure<br />

that both of the child’s legs<br />

do not end up in the same<br />

leg hole!<br />

7. Firmly grip the head support<br />

and pull it upwards a couple<br />

of times until the child is<br />

completely seated in the<br />

baby carrier.<br />

8. Check that the child’s arms<br />

are in the armholes. Attach<br />

the head support on both<br />

sides. Fasten the buckle<br />

until you hear a click.<br />

9. Adjust the shoulder straps<br />

until the baby carrier is<br />

securely and comfortably in<br />

place. If you wish, fold down<br />

the head support to give<br />

the child more space and a<br />

better view.<br />

HELPFUL HINT! By adjusting the shoulder straps and the<br />

back buckle, you are distributing the weight on your hips<br />

and shoulders. The tighter the shoulder straps, the closer<br />

the child will be to you. Make absolutely sure that both<br />

you and the child are comfortable.<br />

WARNING! To keep<br />

the child safe when you<br />

bend over/lean forward,<br />

remember to bend at the<br />

knees, NOT the waist.<br />

<strong>IMPORTANT</strong>! When the child can hold up his/her head<br />

without help, he/she can be carried facing outwards.<br />

Smaller children should be carried with their arms in the<br />

armholes. Older and bigger children may be carried with<br />

their arms above the head support.<br />

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TAKING BABY OUT OF THE CARRIER<br />

1. Loosen the head support straps and the<br />

leg straps. Unbutton the head support and<br />

loosen the shoulder straps.<br />

2. Unbutton the head support, one side at a<br />

time. Hold your child firmly and lift him/her<br />

out of the baby carrier.<br />

HELPFUL HINT! Lift baby out of the baby<br />

carrier before you undo the waist belt.<br />

FLEXIBLE CARRYING POSITIONS<br />

Max 14 kg.<br />

The child can be carried facing inwards<br />

with wide leg position, with the head<br />

support up or folded down. Max 14 kg.<br />

NOTE! Never use the wide leg position<br />

when carrying the child facing outwards.<br />

Max 12 kg.<br />

The child can be carried facing inwards or<br />

outwards with normal leg position. Facing<br />

inwards, the head support can be up or folded<br />

down. Facing outwards, the head support<br />

should be folded down. Max 12 kg.<br />

For normal leg position, open the zipper part.<br />

Remember, you cannot switch between the<br />

normal and wide leg positions while the child is<br />

in the baby carrier.<br />

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WARNING! The baby carrier may only be<br />

carried on your stomach/chest, never on<br />

your back!<br />

<strong>IMPORTANT</strong>!<br />

For children 6 – 6.5 kg<br />

Button the leg straps to make the leg holes<br />

smaller. Make sure the child has enough<br />

space around his/her head to breath properly.<br />

WARNING!<br />

• The baby carrier must not be used as a backrider<br />

carrier.<br />

• The baby carrier is intended for use by adults<br />

only.<br />

• The baby carrier may only be used when you are<br />

walking, sitting or standing.<br />

• The baby carrier is NOT suitable for use during<br />

sports or other leisure activities.<br />

• Your balance may be adversely affected by your<br />

own or your child’s movements.<br />

• To keep baby safe in the baby carrier when you<br />

bend over/lean forward, remember to bend at<br />

the knees, NOT the waist.<br />

• Make sure that the child’s nose and mouth have<br />

sufficient space for breathing in the baby carrier.<br />

• Avoid dressing your child too warmly.<br />

• Check that all buckles are securely buttoned/<br />

closed before using the baby carrier.<br />

• Never use a damaged baby carrier.<br />

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS<br />

The baby carrier<br />

Wash separately. Use a gentle,<br />

bleach-free detergent.<br />

The bib<br />

Please see wash label on the product.<br />

TECHNICAL INFORMATION<br />

The baby carrier<br />

Main fabric: 100% organically<br />

grown cotton.<br />

Remaining fabrics: 100% polyester.<br />

The bib<br />

Main fabric: 80% cotton,<br />

20% polyester.<br />

Membrane: 100% PU.<br />

All materials are guaranteed free from<br />

health-hazardous substances. Oeko-<br />

Tex Standard 100, Class 1 approved.<br />

SAFETY APPROVAL<br />

BABYBJÖRN Comfort Carrier<br />

complies with the EN13209-2:2005<br />

safety requirements.<br />

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