How to Back Carry in Your Baby Carrier

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Only use the back carry position when baby has strong and consistent head, neck, and torso control, who are able to sit unaided. The back carry can be used in either panel height and the middle or widest seat setting. This carrier is not intended for use in a back carry in the narrowest seat setting. Please have someone assist you until you feel comfortable putting your child in this position on your own. WARNING: Do not use this position for babies without full neck, head, and torso control.
1. Position the waist belt so that the panel is centered on the back of your body.
2. Slip one of the straps over one arm.
3. Place your child on the opposite hip.
4. Use the arm that is free from the strap to rotate your child from the hip position into the carrier while using the arm in the strap to secure your child. Lean forward slightly so the child's weight is resting on your back as your position them.
5. Smooth the panel up the child's back and slip your free arm through the second strap as though putting on a backpack strap, maintaining a slight forward lean.
6. Clip the should strap connectors together in front of your chest and adjust to your comfort.
7. Ensure that the child's bottom is seated deeply in the panel just about the waist belt by standing up straight and pulling upwards by the shoulder straps while gently bouncing the child into the carrier to move the top of the panel higher up on the child's back.
8. Adjust the carrier so that your child is comfortable and close to your body by pulling back on the adjustable straps under your arm for a snug fit around the leg openings and supporting the child's torso.
9. Gently push up on your child's calves so that the legs remain in the "M" position.
HOW TO TAKE OFF CARRIER
1. To take the baby off, start by leaning forward slightly and loosening the straps under the arms. Unclip the shoulder strap connector with one hand while securing baby with other hand.
2. Remove the shoulder straps one at a time while always keeping one hand on the baby. Slide the baby around from your back to your hip.
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