Lionelo Margareet Serie Manuel De L'utilisateur page 5

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Please be advised that the falling risk rises as the child gets more active.
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Regularly check the product for potential damage or wear. Contact the
manufacturer's authorized service center if you have found any irregularities.
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If you do not use the carrier, keep it out of reach of children.
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If your child cannot keep its head on its own, adjust the carrier in a way
that child's head is supported by the carrier's upper panel, and then zip the
hood which serves as an additional protection.
2. Product description (fig. 1)
1.
Shoulder belts
2.
Shoulder belts adjustment buckle
3.
Hood fastener
4.
Upper panel
5.
Hood
6.
Hip belt
7.
Front panel width adjustment button
8.
Hip belt buckle with adjustment
9.
Buckle which connects shoulder belts to adjustment
10. Double buckle protection against undoing
11. Strap which connects shoulder belts to adjustment
The child's chin should never rest on the parent's chest because it leads to partial
closure of child's respiratory tract. The carrier user must always make sure the
child's respiratory tract is unhindered and the child breathes properly.
Place the child in the carrier properly and pay attention to proper position of
legs. Regularly check the child's position so that you are sure it is correct - in the
center of the carrier, with broadly separated legs and straight head which does
not fall down or sideways. It is necessary to monitor child's hands, legs and feet
on a regular basis to be sure they are not squeezed by the carrier.
To avoid child's injuries when learning how to place it in the carrier, it is necessary
to take relevant actions on the bed or other soft surface with the assistance
of another adult. When possible, always put the carrier on and off near a safe
surface and in the safe place.
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