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Warning
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Small encyclopaedia of carrying
H I P C A R R Y I N G T E C H N I Q U E S
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Hip-carry
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Hip-carry –
and this is how to get out again!
C AU T I O N ! W E URGE NT LY R EC OM MEN D F O R YO U TO
KE E P TH E SE IN STRU C TIO NS F OR F U RT HE R RE F E R E N C E !
FA LL A ND S UFF O C ATION HA Z AR
SUFFOCAT T ION HAZARD: Babies younger than 4 months can suffocate in this prod
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tightly against your body. Babies at greatest risk of suffocation include those born pre
respiratory problems.
• Check often to make sure baby's face is uncovered, clearly visible and away from ca
• Make sure baby does not curl into a position with the chin resting on or near bab
can interfere with breathing, even when nothing is covering the nose or mouth.
• If you nurse your baby in carrier, always reposition after feeding so baby's face i
your body.
• Never use this carrier with babies smaller than 8 pounds without seeking the adv
professional.
FALL HAZARD: Leaning, bending over or tripping can cause baby to fall. Keep one ha
R I N G
S L I N G
WA R NI NG!
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duct if face is pressed
ematurely and those with
aregiver's body at all times.
y's chest. This position
s not pressed against
vice of a healthcare
and on baby while moving.
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