Yaro Slings Flex Carrier, Instruction Manual

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Yaro Flex Carrier

IMPORTANT! KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AND USE

WARNING

FALL AND SUFFOCATION HAZARD

FALL HAZARD – INFANTS CAN FALL THROUGH A WIDE LEG OPEN-

ING OR OUT OF CARRIER.

•  BEFORE EACH USE, MAKE SURE ALL BUCKLES ARE SECURE.

•  TAKE SPECIAL CARE WHEN LEANING OR WALKING.

•  NEVER BEND AT WAIST; BEND AT KNEES.

•  ONLY USE THIS CARRIER FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN 7 LBS AND 

45 LBS (3.2 KG AND 20 KG).

•  TO PREVENT HAZARDS FROM FALLING ENSURE THAT YOUR 

CHILD IS SECURELY POSITIONED IN THE CARRIER.

•  NEVER LEAVE CHILD UNATTENDED IN OR WITH THE YARO 

FLEX CARRIER.

SUFFOCATION HAZARD – INFANTS UNDER 4 MONTHS CAN SUF-

FOCATE IN THIS PRODUCT IF FACE IS PRESSED TIGHT AGAINST 

YOUR BODY.

•  DO NOT STRAP INFANT TOO TIGHT AGAINST YOUR BODY.

•  ALLOW ROOM FOR HEAD MOVEMENT.

•  KEEP INFANT’S FACE FREE FROM OBSTRUCTIONS AT ALL 

TIMES.

•  CONSTANTLY MONITOR YOUR CHILD AND ENSURE THE 

MOUTH AND NOSE ARE UNOBSTRUCTED.

•  FOR PRE-TERM, LOW BIRTHWEIGHT BABIES AND CHILDREN 

WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS, SEEK ADVICE FROM A HEALTH 

PROFESSIONAL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.

•  ENSURE YOUR CHILD’S CHIN IS NOT RESTING ON ITS CHEST 

AS ITS BREATHING MAY BE RESTRICTED WITH COULD LEAD 

TO SUFFOCATION.

IMPORTANT! KEEP ONE HAND ON YOUR CHILD UNTIL ALL STRAPS 

ARE PROPERLY SECURED AND FASTENED. 

IMPORTANT! BABY MUST BE CARRIED IN FRONT CARRY POSITION 

UNTIL THEY ARE ABLE TO HOLD THEIR HEAD UPRIGHT. THIS 

CARRIER IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN THE OUTWARD FACING 

POSITION.

Important Safety Tips and Information:

Read all instructions before assembling and using the soft carrier.

Keep instructions for future use.

Your child must be worn in the front carry position, facing in, until your 

child develops a proper head and body control and can come to a sit inde-

pendently.

In this position you have your hands free while you can still interact with 

your child through sound, sight, and touch. Pay attention to your child and 

watch for the signs of discomfort and distress and immediately take your 

child out of the carrier if your child continues to show signs of discomfort.

Never allow your child to be carried, held, or placed in a position that forces 

the chin of your child to rest on its chest. This position can restrict your 

child’s ability to breath. This rule applies to babies held in your arms, in a 

baby carrier, in a car seat, or any other kind of seat or resting position. New-

born under 4 months do not have the proper muscle control to open airways 

if they are placed in this kind of position.

Inspect your carrier regularly for the signs of wear, tear and damage. Check 

to assure all buckles, straps and adjustments are secure before each use.