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Using your CuddlyRider™
Putting
Putting
Taking
Putting on Your
CuddlyRider™
IMPORTANT!
Always put carrier on your body before putting in baby! Unbuckle the shoulder straps and slip the carrier over your head. The carrier’s front opening should be against your chest. The plastic strap holder should be between the bottom of your shoulder blades
Adjusting Your
CuddlyRider™
Adjust the carrier until baby is high on your chest. You should be able to easily kiss the top of your baby’s head. Gently lift baby with one hand and pull on the end of the strap at your waist. Repeat on the other side.
Baby in.
Facing in.
Your new baby needs lots of close contact and attention! CuddlyRider’s
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3
Fasten buckle over Velcro® side openings, and pull on the end of webbing strap to adjust fit.
4
Hook the head support to the plastic triangle loop on your shoulder strap. To adjust seat height, simply support baby’s weight with one hand and
Baby in. Facing Out.
When your little one can fully support his or her own head, it is time to explore! CuddlyRider’s
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Fold down the head support and place baby
IMPORTANT!
If baby falls asleep in the
Baby
Out.
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To take baby out, simply open one side of the carrier. Unfasten the side openings, unhook the head support from your shoulder strap and slide baby out.
Fasten the buckle at the end of your | Make sure that the plastic clip is between |
shoulder strap to each side of the carrier. | the bottom of your shoulder blades. |
Pull each end of the strap until the carrier |
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fits snugly against your body. |
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Carrier sides open for easy Carefully slide
baby into the
carrier through
the opening
and hold baby
against you.
2
Fasten Velcro® snugly at baby’s side to close side opening.
move hook up or down on your shoulder straps. Fasten snaps under the loop to set the desired seat height.
Hint: Moving the loop up will raise the carrier for a smaller baby. Moving the loop down will allow more room for a bigger baby.
5
When your baby has neck control,
try folding down
the head support.
This will allow your
little one to have
eye contact with
you and explore
the surroundings! Flip the head support back up if baby gets sleepy!
in the carrier, facing away
from you. (Follow the
same steps for putting baby in - facing in.) Adjust the head support straps until baby’s back is snugly against your chest. Baby should not lean forward.
2
A smaller baby’s arms should be
positioned through the
arm holes (see illustration). A bigger baby’s
arms will rest comfortably over the sides of the head support.
2
To remove a sleeping baby, unhook both sides of the head support. Slide one hand into the carrier and hold baby securely against your chest. Use your other hand to open the carrier sides. The carrier’s front will now fall forward, and you can put your baby down, still asleep! This is also a great way to easily transfer your baby to dad, grandma,
etc. when
awake! Follow
the above steps
to release the front of the
carrier, and