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Facing-In Position - Baby Facing Toward You - 

Until your child is able    

  to hold his or her head upright, this is the correct position. It affords    
  your baby lots of close physical contact and attention, while
  leaving your hands free in this position. You can entertain and bond   
  with your newborn by talking, touching, playing or just making eye- 
  contact. 

* How do you know if your baby is at the right height when worn in    
  the front? - You should be able to tilt forward slightly and kiss the top  
  of your child’s head.

Facing-Out Position - Baby Facing Away From You - 

Once your  

  child is able to hold his or her head up, your baby is ready for a new  
  adventure. This position allows him or her to visually explore their
  surroundings while maintaining close contact with you.

* When placing your baby in or taking them out of the carrier, sitting   
  down will make the procedure easier. Until you are familiar with the   
  placement of baby, it is also recommended to do so over a soft 
  surface.

* It is best to limit the use of your carrier to 10-20 minutes until you and    
  your baby are both completely comfortable in it together.

Backpack Position - Child Facing Forward - 

When your little one can  

  fully sit up on his or her own, putting them on your back allows you to  
  carry the child comfortably for longer periods of time. In this position  
  your baby is free to check out what is going on around them and still   
  know that you are right there.

* Wearing the carrier closer to your body and higher up on your back  
   (or chest when worn in the front position) will minimize stress to your    
   back and shoulders from prolonged use.

Helpful Hints:

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold, separately, on gentle cycle with mild detergent. 
Do NOT bleach. Wipe clean with cloth or sponge between machine 
washings. Drip dry. DO NOT iron. 

2.

Carrier Body Front:

Refer to these parts when reading the instructions.

3.

Head 
Support
Buckle/
Tightener

Lumbar Channel

Padded Head 
and Back 
Support

Storage Pocket

Hook & Loop

Shoulder
Strap 
Adjuster

Wonder Cover

TM

 

Carrier Bib 
Attachment Strips: 
Facing-Out 
(inside carrier body)

Wonder Cover

TM

 

Carrier Bib
Attachment Strip: 
Facing-In

Carrier Body Back:

Leg Opening

Chest/Back 
Strap Buckle

Padded Shoulder 
Straps

Side 
Closure
Buckle

Lumbar Belt and 
Tightener

Wonder Cover

TM

 

Carrier Bib 
Attachment Strips: 
Facing-In

Hook & Loop 

Fastener

Wonder Cover

™ 

Bib

Shoulder Strap End

Wonder Cover

TM

 Bib

Summary of Contents for Flip Front2Back

Page 1: ...icipating in activities which can cause baby to shake or fall from the carrier including but not limited to running exercising and or other sports activities It is intended for use by adults while wal...

Page 2: ...le in it together Backpack Position Child Facing Forward When your little one can fully sit up on his or her own putting them on your back allows you to carry the child comfortably for longer periods...

Page 3: ...to tighten Instructions 1 2 3 1 Carrier use for an Infant Facing In Position 5 5 6 Fasten the lumbar belt around your waist Slide the belt around your waist until the padded area is centered on your b...

Page 4: ...re there is enough room around your baby s face to provide a clear source of air 7 Repeats steps 1 5 of 1 CARRIER USE FOR AN INFANT Facing In Position Ensure that both head support buckles are unfaste...

Page 5: ...ms of smaller babies should be positioned below the head support buckles Larger babies arms should be above the buckles and rest comfortably over the folded down head support STOP First time users DO...

Page 6: ...ecured closed 10 NOTE It is helpful to lean forward slightly to help keep child in a high position on your back Your child should be supported by your partner at all times 11 Once all buckles are fast...

Page 7: ...p and lumbar belt 2 For removal by yourself sit down slowly and carefully in a secure corner seat such as a sofa Remove the shoulder straps and slowly remove baby from your back 3 Remove baby from car...

Page 8: ...mplies with safety requirements of ASTM F2236 10 Designed with in California BEFORE USING THIS CARRIER Review and save the Instruction Manual for future reference Please call Infantino at 1 800 840 49...

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