4.Thread the locking clip onto both belts , placing it as close to the latch plate as possible.

5.Buckle the belt again. It may be necessary to press the Sit’n’Strollinto the auto seat cushion to get it buckled.

6.Secure the top tether to the tether anchor in the vehicle if desired.

7.Be sure the back of the Sit’n’Strollis at a 45-degree angle. The base of the seat should be horizontal. Use a tightly rolled towel or sheet (or the top tether if it is being used) to adjust the angle of the seat if necessary.

8.Lift up on the Sit’n’Strollto check that it is securely tightened. The belt should be tight around the restraint. If it is not, remove the locking clip and repeat steps 1-6. If you have tightened the belt and it is still not secure, move it to another seating location and repeat steps 1-7. If there is no location in your vehicle that will securely hold the restraint, do not use it! Contact your vehicle dealer to have a vehicle belt installed that will remain tight.

Installing the Sit’n’Strollin theVehicle

Forward-Facing

The Sit’n’Strollis equipped with two belt paths for use forward facing. The path best suited for your child is determined by their height and weight.

If your child is taller than 33 inches and weighs over 28 pounds, the vehicle seat belt should be secured in the upper forward-facing vehicle belt path.

If your child is under 33 inches and weighs less than 28 pounds, the vehicle seat belt should be secured in the lower forward-facing vehicle belt path.

Use the vehicle belt path based upon your child’s height and weight.

If, after installing the Sit’n’Stroll, it is not tight enough, move it to another seating location. If it still cannot be secured tightly, contact your vehicle dealer and request that a manual seat belt system be installed.

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Safeline Sit'n'Stroll manual Installing the Sit’n’Stroll in theVehicle, Forward-Facing