It is your responsibility to keep your baby safe. Use common sense and double-check your knots.
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| Start by tying the waist straps around your waist with the Napsack hanging down, lining facing out. Tie a firm square knot and check your knots often |
Bring baby up to your waist. |
Older babies straddle your waist (newborns can "froggy" their legs up in fetal position. |
Bring the body of the carrier up and toss one strap.... |
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| ...and then the other strap over your shoulders. |
Grab the straps behind your back and cross. |
Bring the straps around to your front. |
The lower you aim the X, the more comfortable you should be. |
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| Tie a firm double knot. Older babies can have the knot tied right under their seat. |
For a newborn, you can tie the knot higher -- against their back -- for extra support and to provide a "guard rail" across the open sides of the carrier. |
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