Aiebao Baby Carrier Instructions Manual

Aiebao Baby Carrier Instructions Manual

Important Keep Instructions For Future Use: Aiebao Baby Carrier Instructions Manual read all instructions before assembling and using your carrier.

Failure to follow each instruction can result in serious injury or death to your baby. Keep instructions and review them before attempting new carrying positions.

Aiebao Fall And Suffocation Hazard

Fall Hazard

• infants can fall through a wide leg opening or out of carrier.
• Adjust leg openings to fit baby’s legs snugly.
• Before each use, make sure all fasteners are secure.
• Take special care when leaning or walking.
• Never bend at waist; bend at knees.
• Only use this carrier for babies between 8 lbs (3.6 kgs) and 40 lbs (18.2 kgs).

Suffocation Hazard

• – Infants under 4 months can suffocate 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 follow instructions at all times.

Follow These Warnings When Using Aiebao Baby Carrier

Follow instructions for use. When fastening the carrier, keep one hand on baby

Baby must face toward you until he/she can hold their head upright before being worn in the Facing-Out Position to avoid possible neck or back injury.

Baby must be able to sit up on his or her own before being worn in the Back Carry position to avoid possible back or neck injury.

NEVER use the wide seat position when carrying the baby in the Facing-Out position

Do NOT exceed the maximum capacity of 2 lbs (0.9 kgs) when using storage pockets for personal items.

NEVER use storage pockets to hold hot, cold, bulky, or sharp items that effect baby’s comfort or positioning in the carrier.

Premature infants, infants with respiratory problems, and infants under 4 months are at greatest risk of suffocation.

Baby’s face should always be visible and free from obstructions.

Be aware of your surroundings. Avoid any potential hazards or obstructions when putting baby in the carrier and when removing baby from the carrier.

NEVER use a soft carrier when balance or mobility is impaired because of exercise, sporting activities, drowsiness, or medical conditions. It is intended for use by adults while walking or standing only.

Your balance may be adversely affected by your movement and that of your baby.

Never use a soft carrier while engaging in activities such as cooking and cleaning which involve a heat source or exposure to chemicals.

Keep away from fire and strong heat sources while wearing this carrier.

Never wear a soft carrier while driving or being a passenger in a motor vehicle.

DO NOT use this carrier as a child restraint in a motor vehicle. This type of carrier will not properly restrain your baby in the event of a crash.

NEVER leave baby unattended in this carrier.

ALWAYS check to ensure that all buckles, snaps, straps, and adjustments are secure before each use.

Make sure baby is properly placed in the carrier, including leg placement, before each use.

This product is subject to wear and tear over time. Check for ripped seams, torn straps or fabric and damaged fasteners before each use.

DO NOT use this product if deterioration or problems are detected.
NEVER lean against baby

NEVER place more than one child in this carrier.

DO NOT wear more than one carrier at a time, ever.

DO NOT use in showers, pools, or any water environments

For Safe and Secure Carrying:

If you are new to baby wearing or are using a new carrier style, there are definitely some things you need to know before placing your baby in the carrier.

Here are some important Dos and Don’ts for proper use of your
carrier. Please be sure to review this manual in its entirety for all safety information.

Practice before you start. Be sure to try out your carrier before you put baby in the first time.

Check regularly that baby’s chin is positioned upwardly and never pressed into his/her chest.

Don’t overdress your baby. Your closeness and body heat along with the carrier fabric will help to keep them warm.

TIP: Small children have poor temperature regulation, so check baby’s abdomen, forehead, and neck frequently.

Check your baby’s legs often to make sure they are warm and blood circulates freely. Should the calves and feet appear to be a slightly different color, shift baby in the carrier.

If baby falls asleep or starts to fuss in the Facing-Out position you should switch to the Facing-In position or remove them from the carrier entirely

Aiebao Helpful Hints

Facing-In Position – Baby Facing Toward You – Until your child is able to hold his/her head upright, this is the correct position.

It affords your baby lots of close physical contact and attention, while leaving your hands free. In this position, you can entertain and bond with your newborn by talking, touching, playing or just making eye-contact.

Facing-Out Position – Baby Facing Away From You – Once your child is able to hold
his/her head up, your baby is ready for a new adventure.

This position allows him/her to visually explore their surroundings while maintaining close contact with you.

Always use the narrow seat position when carrying in the baby facing-out position.

Back Carry Position – Child Facing Towards You – When your little one can fully sit up on his/her own, putting them on your back allows you to carry the child comfortably for longer periods of time.

In this position your baby is free to check out what is going on
around them and still know that you are right there.

What seat position should I use? For Facing-In Position, smaller babies, 8 lbs to 15 lbs, use the Folded Seat. Larger babies and children use the Expanded Seat.

The Expanded Seat allows a larger child to ride in a comfortable seated position with their legs wrapping around you.For Facing-Out Position, always use the Folded Seat.

For Back Carry Assisted Position, always use the Expanded Seat.
How do I know if my baby is at the right height when carrier is worn in the front?

You should be able to tilt forward slightly and kiss the top of your child’s head.

When placing your baby in or taking them out of the carrier, sitting down will make the procedure easier. Until you are familiar with the placement of baby, it is also recommended to do so over a soft surface.

It is best to limit the use of your carrier to 10-20 minutes until you and your baby are both completely comfortable in it together.

Wearing the carrier closer to your body and higher up on your back (or chest when worn
in the front position) will minimize stress to your back and shoulders from prolonged use.

Aiebao Care Instructions:

• Machine wash cold, separately, on gentle cycle with mild detergent.
• DO NOT bleach.
• Wipe clean with a cloth or sponge between machine washings.
• Drip dry only. DO NOT iron.

Aiebao Baby Carrier Position Options

Aiebao Baby Carrier use for an Infant: Facing-In position

with Folded SeatThis position is for babies 8 lbs to 15 lbs. (3.6 kgs to 6.8 kgs)

*Baby MUST be carried in the Facing-In position until baby is able to hold his or her head upright without assistance.

*We recommend having another adult assist you if this is your first time using this type of carrier.

*When using this carrier in the Facing-In position, you should fit it to the user before placing the baby in the carrier.

*Support baby securely throughout the process of putting baby in the carrier, until all the buckles and straps are properly fastened and adjusted.

Take extra care when fastening buckles.You will hear a ‘click’ when properly secured.

Your baby should always be comfortable.

If your baby is fussy it could be an indication that he or she is not properly positioned.

If this occurs, take your baby out immediately and adjust.
NOTE: The carrier parts in bold can be found on the carrier illustrations

How To Use Aiebao Baby Carrier For Infant Baby

1. Adjust the Conversion Flaps to the Folded Seat
   position by folding the flap upward and fastening the
   Conversion Snap on one flap to the Conversion Snap
   on the other flap.
2. Unfasten the Chest/Back Buckle and Waist Belt &
   Buckle. Hold the carrier so the grey interior fabric of the
   Shoulder Straps and Waist Belt face you.
3. Place your arms through the Shoulder Straps making
   sure the grey interior fabric rests on your shoulders.
   The carrier should be hanging down in front of you, with
   the Side Closure Buckles, Head Support Buckles,
   and Leg Straps open.
4. With Shoulder Straps in place, reach behind your back
   to connect Back/Chest Buckle. If this is difficult you
   may need to raise the Back/Chest Strap on the Back/
   Chest Strap Height Adjuster and loosen the Shoulder
   Straps. If you need assistance, have another person
   fasten the buckle.
5. Pull the webbing strap on the Back/Chest Strap to tighten. The Shoulder Straps should be wide and the Back/Chest Strap should be straight across your back.

• NOTE: The height of the Back/Chest Strap can be adjusted
  by sliding the Back/Chest Strap to the desired height. The
  strap should lay in a comfortable position on your upper back.

6. Fasten the Waist Belt & Buckle around your waist and pull the webbing to tighten.

*NOTE: People with longer torsos may find a higher belt position more comfortable (closer to the navel); shorter people may wish to wear the belt more on the hips.

• IMPORTANT! ALWAYS ensure that the Waist Belt fits
  securely against your body at all times without creating a gap.

7. Fasten the Side Closure Buckle on one side. This step
will create a Leg Opening on the closed side.

8. With the carrier open on one side and the baby facing
you, carefully slide the baby into the carrier by fitting his/
her leg through the Leg Opening on the closed side of
the carrier.

*IMPORTANT! Keep one hand on the baby until all buckles
and straps are properly fastened.
*Make sure your baby’s leg goes through the Leg Opening on
the closed side of the carrier.

9. While supporting the baby with one hand, fasten the
other Side Closure Buckle.

10. Support the baby’s head by attaching the two Head
Support Buckles above each arm. Adjust the size of
the Head Support by pulling both of the Head Support
Straps.

*IMPORTANT! Always make sure there is enough room around your baby’s
face to provide a clear source of air.

11. Attach the Leg Strap to the Leg Strap Button on BOTH
SIDES of the carrier.

IMPORTANT! For babies between 8-11 lbs (3.6-5 kgs), the Leg Straps must be attached to make the leg opening smaller and to avoid a potential falling hazard.NOTE: For babies over 11 lbs (5 kg), this step is
unnecessary.

12. To adjust how high the baby rides on your chest, lift the
baby slightly and pull the Shoulder Strap Adjuster, first
on one strap, then on the other.

13. The Shoulder Strap Adjusters should be equal lengths after adjusting.
When the baby is properly positioned you should be able to tilt your head forward and kiss the top of your baby’s head.

NOTE: Wearing the carrier closer to your body and higher up on your chest will minimize stress to your back and shoulders from prolonged use.

IMPORTANT: Always make sure baby’s face, nose, and mouth are not
obstructed. Check your baby’s position regularly. Your baby should
centered in the carrier in a seated position with arms and legs extended and not constricted by the carrier.

14. It is extremely important to avoid any slouching in baby’s position. A slouching position can restrict baby’s airways.

15. Baby’s head should be upright or resting on your chest with the face, nose, and mouth positioned to the left or right.

16. Baby’s chin should never rest on baby’s chest. This can result in closing or partially closing baby’s airway

Head Support Adjustment

If your baby can fully hold his or her head upright on their own, you can lower the Head Support. Your baby MUST have sufficient head control.

before you lower the Head Support Fold down the Head Support and fasten the two Head Support Snaps to the carrier body.

Removing Baby from the Carrier: Facing-In Position

• NEVER unbuckle the Waist Belt while your baby is in the carrier.
• IMPORTANT! Make sure one arm is securely supporting baby throughout the process of removing baby from the
  carrier.
• ALWAYS support baby’s head in an upright position throughout the process of removing baby from the carrier.
• Be aware of your surroundings. Avoid any potential hazards or obstructions when removing baby from the carrier.

1. Keeping one hand securely on the baby, release the two Head Support Buckles.
2. Still keeping one hand on your baby, release the Side Closure Buckle on one side.
   Put one hand on your baby inside the carrier, holding him/her to your chest.
3. Release Side Closure Buckle on the other side of the carrier. With both hands, lift
   your baby and place him/her in a safe location.
4. You can now remove the carrier from your body

Aiebao Baby Carrier use for an Older Baby: Facing-In position with Expanded Seat

This position is for babies 15 lbs to 40 lbs (6.8 kgs to 18.2 kgs).
*Baby must be carried in the Facing-In position until baby is able to hold his or her head upright without assistance.

We recommend having another adult assist you if this is your first time using this type of carrier.

When using this carrier in the Facing-In position, you should fit it to the user before placing the baby in the carrier

Support baby securely throughout the process of putting baby in the carrier, until all the buckles and straps are properly fastened and adjusted.

• Take extra care when fastening buckles. You will hear a ‘click’ when properly secured.
• Your baby should always be comfortable. If your baby is fussy it could be an indication
  that he or she is not properly positioned. If this occurs, take your baby out immediately
  and adjust.
  NOTE: The carrier parts in bold can be found on the carrier illustrations.

1. Adjust the Conversion Flaps for the Expanded
   Seat position by attaching the button hole over the
   Conversion Toggle on the Waist Belt.
2. Unfasten the Chest/Back Buckle and Waist Belt
   Buckle. Hold the carrier so the grey interior fabric of the
   Shoulder Straps and Waist Belt face you.
3. Place your arms through the Shoulder Straps making
   sure the grey interior fabric rests on your shoulders.
   The carrier should be hanging down in front of you, with
   the Side Closure Buckles, Head Support Buckles,
   and Leg Straps open.
4. With Shoulder Straps in place, reach behind your back
   to connect the Back/Chest Buckle. If this is difficult you
   may need to raise the Back/Chest Strap on the Back/
   Chest Strap Height Adjuster and loosen the Shoulder
   Straps. If you need assistance, have another person
   fasten the buckle.

5. Pull the webbing strap on the Back/Chest Strap to
   tighten. The Shoulder Straps should be wide and the
   Back/Chest Strap should be straight across your back.

• NOTE: The height of the Back/Chest Strap can be adjusted by sliding
  the Back/Chest Strap to the desired height.The strap should lay in a
  comfortable position on your upper back.

6. Fasten the Waist Belt & Buckle around your waist and
pull the webbing to tighten.

NOTE: People with longer torsos may find a higher belt position more
comfortable (closer to the navel); shorter people may wish to wear the belt more on the hips.

IMPORTANT! ALWAYS ensure that the Waist Belt fits securely against
your body at all times without creating a gap.

7. Fasten the Side Closure Buckle on one side. You will
hear a ‘click’ when the buckle is secure. This step will
create a Leg Opening on the closed side.

8. With the carrier open on one side and the baby facing
you, carefully slide the baby into the carrier by fitting his/
her leg through the Leg Opening on the closed side of
the carrier.

IMPORTANT! Keep one hand on the baby until all buckles and straps
are properly fastened. Make sure your baby’s leg goes through the Leg Opening on the closed side of the carrier

9. While supporting the baby with one hand, fasten the
other Side Closure Buckle.

10. Support the baby’s head by attaching the two Head Support Buckles above each arm.

11. Adjust the size of the Head Support by pulling both of the Head Support Straps.

IMPORTANT! Always make sure there is enough room around your baby’s face to provide a clear source of air.

12. To adjust how high the baby rides on your chest, lift the baby slightly and pull the Shoulder Strap Adjuster, first on one strap, then on the other.

13. The Shoulder Strap Adjusters should be equal lengths after adjusting.

14. When the baby is properly positioned, you should be able to tilt your head forward and kiss the top of your baby’s head.

*NOTE: Wearing the carrier closer to your body and higher up on your chest
will minimize stress to your back and shoulders from prolonged use.

IMPORTANT: Always make sure baby’s face, nose, and mouth are not
obstructed. Check your baby’s position regularly.

15. Your baby should be centered in the carrier in a seated position with arms and legs extended and not constricted by the carrier.

16. It is extremely important to avoid any slouching in baby’s position. A slouching position can restrict baby’s airways.

17. Baby’s head should be upright or resting on your chest with the face, nose, and mouth positioned to the left or right.

18. Baby’s chin should never rest on baby’s chest. This can result in closing or partially closing baby’s airway

Aiebao Baby Carrier Use for an Older Baby: Facing-Out position with Folded Seat

This position is for babies with head control.
Never use the Expanded Seat when carrying the baby in the Facing-Out Position.

IMPORTANT! To avoid possible injury to baby’s neck or back, your baby MUST have sufficient head control before you place baby in the Facing-Out position.

Baby should be able to hold his or her head upright without assistance.

• We recommend having another adult assist you if this is your first time using this type of
  carrier.
• When using this carrier in the Facing-Out position, you should fit it to the user before placing
  the baby in the carrier.
• Support baby securely throughout the process of putting baby in the carrier, until all the buckles and straps are
  properly fastened and adjusted.
• Take extra care when fastening buckles. You will hear a ‘click’ when properly secured.
• Your baby should always be comfortable. If your baby is fussy it could be an indication that he or she is not properly
  positioned. If this occurs, take your baby out immediately and adjust.
• If baby falls asleep in the Facing-Out position you should switch to the Facing-In position or remove them from the
  carrier entirely.
  *NOTE: The carrier parts in bold can be found on the carrier Illustrations.

Aiebao Baby Carrier Head Support Adjustment

Fold down the Head Support and fasten the two Head
Support Snaps to the carrier body.

If your baby can fully hold his or her head upright on their own, you can lower the Head Support. Your baby MUST have sufficient head control before you lower the Head Support

Removing Baby from the Aiebao Baby Carrier: Facing-In Position

• NEVER unbuckle the Waist Belt while your baby is in the carrier.
• IMPORTANT! Make sure one arm is securely supporting baby throughout the process of removing baby from the
  carrier.
• ALWAYS support baby’s head in an upright position throughout the process of removing baby from the carrier.
• Be aware of your surroundings. Avoid any potential hazards or obstructions when removing baby from the carrier.

1. Keeping one hand securely on the baby, release the two Head Support Buckles.
2. Still keeping one hand on your baby, release the Side Closure Buckle on one side.
   Put one hand on your baby inside the carrier, holding him/her to your chest.
3. Release Side Closure Buckle on the other side of the carrier. With both hands, lift
   your baby and place him/her in a safe location.
4. You can now remove the carrier from your body

How To Use Aiebao Baby Carrier For Older Baby Facing-In Position

1. Adjust the Conversion Flaps to the Folded Seat
   position by folding the flap upward and fastening the
   Conversion Snap on one flap to the Conversion Snap
   on the other flap.
2. Unfasten the Chest/Back Buckle and the Waist Belt &
   Buckle. Hold the carrier so the grey interior fabric of the
   Shoulder Straps and Waist Belt face you. (The straps
   should form a “V”).
3. Place your arms through the Shoulder Straps making
   sure the interior grey fabric rests on your shoulders.
   The carrier should be hanging down in front of you, with
   the Side Closure Buckles, Head Support Buckles,
   and Leg Straps open.
4. With Shoulder Straps in place, reach behind your back
   to connect Back/Chest Buckle. If this is difficult you
   may need to raise the Back/Chest Strap on the Back/
   Chest Strap Height Adjuster and loosen the Shoulder
   Straps. If you need assistance, have another person
   fasten the buckle

5. Pull the webbing strap on the Back/Chest Strap to
   tighten. The Shoulder Straps should be wide and the
   Back/Chest Strap should be straight across your back.

• NOTE: The height of the Back/Chest Strap can be adjusted
  by sliding the Back/Chest Strap to the desired height. The
  strap should lay in a comfortable position on your upper back.

6. Fasten the Waist Belt & Buckle around your waist and
pull the webbing to tighten.

NOTE: People with longer torsos may find a higher belt
position more comfortable (closer to the navel); shorter people
may wish to wear the belt more on the hips.

IMPORTANT! ALWAYS ensure that the Waist Belt fits
securely against your body at all times without creating a gap.

7. Fasten the Side Closure Buckle on one side. The step
will create a Leg Opening on the closed side.

8. Fold down the Head Support and fasten the two Head
Support Snaps to the carrier body

9. With the carrier open on one side and the baby facing
   away from you, carefully slide the baby into the carrier
   by fitting his/her leg through the Leg Opening on the
   closed side of the carrier.

*IMPORTANT! Keep one hand on the baby until all buckles and straps
are properly fastened.
*Make sure your baby’s leg goes through the Leg Opening on the
closed side of the carrier.

10. While supporting the baby with one hand, fasten the
other Side Closure Buckle.

11. Attach both Head Support Buckles, making sure that
the Head Support area remains folded down. Adjust
the size of the Head Support area by pulling both of the
Head Support Straps.

12. To adjust how high the baby rides on your chest, lift
the baby slightly and pull the Shoulder Strap Adjuster,
first on one strap, then on the other.

The ShoulderStrap Adjusters should be equal lengths after
adjusting. When the baby is properly positioned, you
should be able to tilt your head forward and kiss the
top of your baby’s head.

NOTE: The arms of smaller babies should be positioned below the
Head Support Buckles. Larger babies’ arms should be above the
buckles, and rest comfortably over the folded-down Head Support.

IMPORTANT: Always make sure baby’s face, nose, and mouth are not
obstructed. Check your baby’s position regularly. Your baby should be
centered in the carrier in a seated position with arms and legs extended and not constricted by the carrier.

13. It is extremely important to avoid any slouching in baby’s position. A slouching position can restrict baby’s airways.

14. Baby’s head should be upright. Baby’s chin should never rest
on baby’s chest. This can result in closing or partially closing baby’s
airway.

Removing Baby from the Aiebao Baby Carrier: Facing-Out Position

• NEVER unbuckle the Waist Belt while your baby is in the carrier.
• IMPORTANT! Make sure one arm is securely supporting baby throughout the process of removing baby from the
  carrier.
• ALWAYS support baby’s head in an upright position throughout the process of removing baby from the carrier.
• Be aware of your surroundings. Avoid any potential hazards or obstructions when removing baby from the carrier.

1. Keeping one hand securely on the baby, release the two Head Support Buckles.
2. Still keeping one hand on your baby, release the Side Closure Buckle on one side.
   Put one hand on your baby inside the carrier, holding him/her to your chest.
3. Release Side Closure Buckle on the other side of the carrier. With both hands, lift
   your baby and place him/her in a safe location.
4. You can now remove the carrier from your body

Aiebao Baby Carrier Use for an Older Baby: Back Carry Position with Expanded Seat

IMPORTANT! The baby MUST be able to fully sit up on his or her own before being worn in the Back Carry Position.

STOP! First time users, DO NOT attempt to use the carrier in the Back Carry Position without the assistance of a second adult. We highly recommend always using the assistance of a
second adult.

• When using this carrier in the Back Carry Position, you should fit it to the user before placing
  the baby in the carrier.
• Either you or your partner should be supporting baby securely throughout the process of putting baby in the carrier,
  until all the buckles and straps are properly fastened and adjusted.
• Take extra care when fastening buckles. You will hear a ‘click’ when properly secured.
  *Your baby should always be comfortable. If your baby is fussy it could be an indication that he or she is not properly
  positioned. If this occurs, take your baby out immediately and adjust.
  *NOTE: The carrier parts in bold can be found on the carrier Illustrations.

1. To adjust the Conversion Flaps for the Expanded Seat
   position, attach the button hole over the Conversion
   Toggle on the Waist Belt.

2. Place your arms through the straps like you are putting
   on a jacket. The carrier should be hanging down behind
   you, with the Side Closure Buckles, Head Support
   Buckles, and Leg Straps open.
3. Fasten the Chest/Back Buckle. Pull the strap to tighten.
   NOTE: The height of the Back/Chest Strap can be adjusted by sliding
   the Back/ Chest Strap to the desired height. The strap should lay in a
   comfortable position on your chest.
4. Fasten the Waist Belt Buckle around your waist and
   pull the webbing to tighten.
   *NOTE: Persons with longer torsos may find a higher belt position more
   comfortable (closer to the navel); shorter people may wish to wear the
   belt more on the hips.

• IMPORTANT! ALWAYS ensure that the Waist Belt fits securely against
  your body at all times without creating a gap.

5. Once the Waist Belt is properly fitted, lean forward
slightly and have your partner lift baby up and place
them on your back. Their legs should wrap around
your waist.

NOTE: It is helpful to lean forward slightly to help keep the child in a
high position on your back.

6. Either you or your partner should be supporting baby securely
throughout the process of putting baby in the carrier, until all the buckles and straps are properly fastened and adjusted.

7. With your hands supporting baby, have your partner pull
the carrier up over baby’s back.

8. Once the carrier body is up, the second person will
secure it closed by attaching first the Side Closure
Buckles and then the Head Support Buckles.

9. Once all buckles are fastened, stand up straight. While
your partner continues to support baby, they can adjust
the Head Support by pulling the Head Support Straps.

10. To adjust how high the baby rides on your back, your
partner can lift the baby slightly and you pull the
Shoulder Strap Adjuster, first on one strap, and then
the other. The Shoulder Strap Adjusters should be equal lengths after adjusting.

NOTE: Wearing the carrier closer to your body and higher up on your
back will minimize stress to your back and shoulders from prolonged
use.

11. Once the carrier is securely buckled and adjusted, your
partner can remove their support of baby. Have your
partner check to ensure the baby is properly positioned.

*IMPORTANT: Always make sure baby’s face, nose, and mouth are not
obstructed.

12. Check your baby’s position regularly. Your baby should be centered
in the carrier in a seated position with arms and legs extended an
not constricted by the carrier.

13. It is extremely important to avoid any slouching in baby’s position. A slouching position can restrict baby’s airways. Baby’s head should be upright or resting on your back with the face, nose, and mouth positioned to the left or right.

14. Baby’s chin should never rest on baby’s chest. This can result in closing or partially closing baby’s airway

Removing Baby from The Aiebao Baby Carrier: Back Carry Position Assisted

• NEVER unbuckle the Waist Belt while your baby is in the carrier.
• IMPORTANT! Make sure your partner is securely supporting baby throughout the entire process of removing baby
  from the carrier.
• IMPORTANT! NEVER lean against the child. ALWAYS make sure there is enough room around your child’s face to
  provide a clear source of air.
• Be aware of your surroundings. Avoid any potential hazards or obstructions when removing baby from the carrier.

1. Slightly loosen the Shoulder Straps.
2. While your partner holds baby securely in place, they should release the Head Support Buckles and one Side Closure Buckle.
3. Your partner can now lift the child from the carrier.
4. Release the Back/Chest Strap Buckle and the Waist Belt Buckle to remove the carrier.

Removing Baby from The Aiebao Baby Carrier: Back Carry Position Unassisted

• NEVER unbuckle the Waist Belt while your baby is in the carrier.
• IMPORTANT! NEVER lean against the child. ALWAYS make sure there is enough room around your child’s face to
  provide a clear source of air.
• Be aware of your surroundings. Avoid any potential hazards or obstructions when removing baby from the carrier.

1. To remove baby yourself, sit down slowly and carefully in a secure corner seat such
   as a sofa.
2. Gently ease baby back and unbuckle the Back/Chest Strap and Waist Belt.
   Remove the Shoulder Straps and slowly remove baby from your back.
3. Remove baby from the carrier by unfastening both Head Support Buckles and
   Side Closure Buckles.