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USE and CARE

 

Ring Slings

 

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(these instructions are included with each Sling order)

 

 

 

              

 
Use - You will need a little practice before you are really comfortable wearing your sling.  To make the process easier, make sure your baby is fed, rested and happy before trying the sling for the first few times.  Don't give up if your baby does not appear to initially enjoy being in the sling. Your baby may not favor a particular position, want you to move around, or sense a lack of confidence.
 
Care - Your new sling has been prewashed in a dye-free, perfume-free detergent. To wash your sling, unthread the tail from the rings and machine wash in a mesh (lingerie) bag in cold water on the delicate cycle. Hang from the rings to dry. Iron on a low heat setting if necessary.
 
 

Cart/Highchair Covers

Use - Always fasten the back buckle around the cart or highchair and the front buckle around your baby and tighten as necessary to make sure your baby is secure.

 

  • The seat cover is not suitable for very young babies. Your child should have the ability to sit upright unsupported before using this cover;
     
  • Never leave your baby unattended in the cart or highchair. The internal strap does not completely restrain your baby, who may try to stand up and could fall out of the cart or highchair;
     
  • When attaching to a shopping cart or highchair while holding your baby, place the cover in the seat of the cart/highchair, seat your baby and buckle the front strap, then buckle the back strap;
     
  • With shopping carts, it is easiest to bring the cart to your vehicle, install the seat cover, and then remove your baby from the car seat and place in the cart cover. 

 

 

Care - To wash your seat cover, machine wash in cold water on the delicate cycle; tumble dry on the low heat setting.