Shoulder Belt Slots
Upper
Middle
Lower
Adjuster
child’s shoulders. If the shoulder belts are below his or her shoulders, you must adjust them to a higher set of slots.
4.The adjuster belt has three loops for use depending on your child’s size. When you move the shoulder belts to the middle or upper shoulder belt slots, use the middle or end adjuster belt loop.
5.To move the straps to another slot position, loosen the harness adjuster. At the back of the Sit’n’StrollTM remove the shoulder belts from the metal hooks. Pull the shoulder belts from the front of the seat and place back through the desired slots. Reattach the shoulder belts to the metal hooks. Be sure the belts lay flat against the back of the seat shell. If they are over the stroller conversion handle you will not be able to convert the Sit’n’Stroll™ to stroller mode.
6.Ensure the belts are not twisted.
7.Click the latch plates into the buckle. Pull up on both latch plates to assure they are securely fastened.
8.Snap the chest clip together. Slide the chest clip so it is at your child’s armpit level.
9.Pull on the belt over your child’s left leg to snug the harness. This belt goes under the seat and attaches to the right lap and shoulder belts.
Tighten the harness by pulling the adjuster belt. The harness should be tight enough for you to only get one finger between the shoulder belt and your child.
10.To loosen the harness, squeeze the adjuster top and bottom and pull up.
Infants and other small children may require additional head and posture support when using the Sit’n’Stroll™ to avoid injury or
Tips suffocation. Bolsters may assist in supporting the neck and head of a small child. Retailers of children’s products generally carry bolsters in their accessory aisles. If you have questions regarding bolsters, please contact Safeline or the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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