Before use, your baby's developmental stage, size, and the product's usage conditions should be taken into account. Front- or back-carrying positions should not be used for babies whose head and neck muscles are not yet sufficiently developed. Before using the product, carefully review the age, developmental, and safety requirements in the user manual.

While carrying, the waist pad must sit correctly underneath the baby's legs. The carrier should not be worn so tight that it presses on the baby's legs or restricts circulation. You should also check that the fabric does not press excessively against the baby's underarm and thigh area.

No. According to the user manual, washing the carrier in a washing machine, spin dryer, or tumble dryer is not recommended. The carrier should be hand-washed in cold or lukewarm water, reshaped, and laid flat to dry in the shade. Using a neutral detergent is recommended.

Back-carrying requires the baby to have reached a suitable developmental stage. It should not be used for babies whose head and neck muscles are not yet sufficiently developed. While back-carrying, check on your baby every 30 minutes. It is recommended to perform the carrying process in a safe location and, if possible, with the help of another person.

Before every use, check the fabric for wear, cuts, or damage, and check the buckles and other parts for any deformation. If any damage or deformation is noticed on the product, stop using it. Make sure all buckles are securely fastened and the straps are adjusted to a comfortable tightness for the wearer.

The baby's face must always remain open and unobstructed. If the baby's head is too close to the wearer or pressed against the chest, it can make breathing difficult. Therefore, the baby's head and face position should be checked regularly during use.

Before use, your baby's developmental stage, size, and the product's usage conditions should be taken into account. Front- or back-carrying positions should not be used for babies whose head and neck muscles are not yet sufficiently developed. Before using the product, carefully review the age, developmental, and safety requirements in the user manual.

While carrying, the waist pad must sit correctly underneath the baby's legs. The carrier should not be worn so tight that it presses on the baby's legs or restricts circulation. You should also check that the fabric does not press excessively against the baby's underarm and thigh area.

No. According to the user manual, washing the carrier in a washing machine, spin dryer, or tumble dryer is not recommended. The carrier should be hand-washed in cold or lukewarm water, reshaped, and laid flat to dry in the shade. Using a neutral detergent is recommended.

Back-carrying requires the baby to have reached a suitable developmental stage. It should not be used for babies whose head and neck muscles are not yet sufficiently developed. While back-carrying, check on your baby every 30 minutes. It is recommended to perform the carrying process in a safe location and, if possible, with the help of another person.

Before every use, check the fabric for wear, cuts, or damage, and check the buckles and other parts for any deformation. If any damage or deformation is noticed on the product, stop using it. Make sure all buckles are securely fastened and the straps are adjusted to a comfortable tightness for the wearer.

The baby's face must always remain open and unobstructed. If the baby's head is too close to the wearer or pressed against the chest, it can make breathing difficult. Therefore, the baby's head and face position should be checked regularly during use.