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Kari Me Baby Wrap Instruction Booklet
Summary of Baby Wrap
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2 we are delighted that you have decided to purchase this kari me and join the growing group of parents and carers who have chosen to carry their babies using our soft carrier. The western world has relatively recently started re-discovering the benefits of carrying babies close to the carer’s body....
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3 ● the carer’s hands are free and they can continue their daily activities and chores, such as shopping, attending to other children etc. ● the kari me makes daily travelling with a baby smooth and easy and is especially useful for holiday travel. ● the kari me is lightweight and small, making it v...
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● kari me has better weight distribution than most other carriers, with more weight supported by the waist near the centre of gravity, releasing pressure from the back and shoulders. This is physically beneficial for new mothers, whose body is still vulnerable after birth. ● its unique harnessing sy...
Page 5: Warning
5 warning ● for safety reasons, the carrier must only be used as instructed by this manual. ● make sure that there is an open airway and sufficient ventilation for the baby at all times. ● keep chin off the chest – a baby should never be curled so their chin is forced onto their chest as this can re...
Page 6: Warning
6 warning ● this carrier is not suitable for sports activities. ● to avoid the risk of suffocation: keep the carrier bag away from babies and small children. Do not let your baby or toddler play with the carrier. ● the age range recommended for each position should be followed, however further consi...
Page 7: Basic Front Knot
7 basic front knot this is the place to start using your new kari me baby carrier. The basic knot is the basis for all of the positions: cuddly, huggy, baby faces the world & side. After applying this knot you can move to the desired position’s instructions. Important: the carrier should be close to...
Page 8: Cuddly
8 cuddly this position can be used from baby’s birth and it is ideal for sleeping or breast-feeding. The cuddly position will give the young baby all the warmth and surrounded feeling he requires at these initial stages. Start by applying the basic knot and then follow the instructions step by step....
Page 9: Cuddly
9 cuddly follow these instructions to complete the cuddly position. Note: a baby should never be curled so their chin is forced onto their chest as. Spread the fabric over the baby and your shoulder to achieve soft and secure support. Stretch the fabric strap with the logo over the baby to achieve t...
Page 10: Huggy (Tummy to Tummy)
10 huggy (tummy to tummy) this position can be used from birth. When using this position at an early age (before the baby can support his head properly) the baby’s head must be always supported by the fabric. The position is suitable for moving around with your baby and while putting him to sleep. S...
Page 11: Huggy (Tummy to Tummy)
11 huggy (tummy to tummy) follow these instructions to complete the huggy (tummy to tummy) position. Note: to undo please reverse the steps (8-1) while supporting the baby at all times. Spread the fabric wide underneath baby to create a nice, deep seat. Position the baby with knees higher than his b...
Page 12: Baby Faces The World
12 baby faces the world this position can be used when your baby has reached the stage where he can support and turn his head freely to the sides. Start by applying the basic knot and then follow the instructions step by step. It is recommended to limit the carry in this position for up to 30-40 min...
Page 13: Side Position
13 side position this position is suitable for babies from 6 months old and is good for older toddlers as well. This hip carrying position allows the baby to explore the world while feeling close to his parent. Unlike other slings, the baby’s weight is distributed across both shoulders, back and wai...
Page 14: T.I.C.K.S.
The t.I.C.K.S. Rule for safe babywearing t ight i n view at all times c lose enough to kiss k eep chin off the chest s upported back tight – slings and carriers should be tight enough to hug your baby close to you as this will be most comfortable for you both. Any slack/loose fabric will allow your ...
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Close enough to kiss – your baby’s head should be as close to your chin as is comfortable. By tipping your head forward you should be ab le to kiss your baby on the head or forehead. Keep chin off the chest – a baby should never be curled so their chin is forced onto their chest as this can restrict...
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Baby carrier instruction booklet distributed by robin’s textiles ltd customer care +44 115 933 5566 www.Kari-me.Com design: tig - w w w .Tig.Uk.Net 0800 975 7514 ® 27945-robins t. 16pp a6.Qxp_layout 1 05/01/2015 15:16 page 16.