How to Wear

1. Adjust the velcro inside the waistband based on your baby’s age and size.
2. Fasten the waistband around your waist (just above your hips) and tighten it until snug (you should be able to slide in one hand, but not rotate it).
3. Ensure the Velcro panel is fully aligned do not fold or overlap it. The full surface should be secured for safety.
4. Place your baby on your chest and pull the back panel of the carrier up over your baby.
5. Gently bounce your baby up and down a little to let them settle deep into the seat. This helps baby’s bottom sink into the carrier, allowing for proper pelvic tilt and natural spine alignment.
6. Hold your baby with one hand. With the other, bring one shoulder strap over your shoulder, diagonally across your back, and clip it into the opposite buckle at your side.
7. Repeat this for the other shoulder strap while continuing to support your baby.
8. Lift your baby slightly under the bum and tighten the shoulder straps using the adjustment webbing.
9. Make sure the straps sit comfortably on your shoulders not cutting into your neck.
10. Your baby should be visible and kissable (forehead at kiss height).
11. If not, lift and tighten accordingly.

1. Fasten the waistband snugly around your waist (just above your hips) and let the panel hang down in front.
2. Adjust the velcro inside the waistband to narrow the seat width, so it fits your baby’s leg span without overspreading.
3. Place your baby facing outward, with their back resting against your chest.
4. While supporting your baby, bring the shoulder straps over your shoulders and cross them diagonally across your back. Clip them into the opposite side buckles.
5. Gently bounce or lift your baby under the bottom to help them settle into the carrier. Then tighten the straps using the adjustment webbing.
   
   

Important:

Recommended from: 6 months and good head/neck control

• Only use this position for short periods (max. 20 minutes at a time)
• Never use when baby is sleepy switch to inward facing for proper head and neck support
• Always monitor your baby’s cues and comfort

Backpack Carry

1. Adjust the velcro inside the waistband according to your baby’s size.
2. Fasten the waistband snugly around your waist (just above your hips). Ensure the Velcro panel is fully aligned and not folded or overlapped.
3. Make sure the shoulder straps are buckled left-to-left and right-to-right, creating backpack-style straps.
4. Rotate the empty carrier to your side, and hold your baby securely against your body (facing you).
5. Pull the back panel of the carrier up over your baby’s back while continuing to support them.
6. Slide one arm at a time through the shoulder straps, as if you’re putting on a backpack.
7. Lean slightly forward to keep your baby’s weight centered and secure.
8. Gently bounce or shift your hips, allowing your baby’s bottom to sink deeper into the seat for a safe and ergonomic M-position.
9. Tighten the shoulder straps using the webbing, so your baby sits high, snug, and evenly supported.
   
   Recommended from 6+ months with strong head and sitting control
   
   

Backpack Carry - Superman Toss

1. Fasten the waistband snugly around your waist (above your hips) and ensure the shoulder straps are buckled on their matching sides (left-to-left, right-to-right).
2. Lift your baby into a “Superman” position supporting under their chest and hips and gently place them over your shoulder onto your back.
3. While leaning slightly forward for balance, support your baby’s bottom and slip one arm at a time into the shoulder straps, like putting on a backpack.
4. Gently bounce your hips to help your baby settle deep into the seat. This encourages a proper M-position and improves comfort.
5. Tighten the shoulder straps so your baby sits high, secure, and close to your body.
   
   

Important:

Recommended for older babies/toddlers with strong head and torso control.

Always keep one hand securely on your baby during the entire process, until both straps are fully on and tightened.