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More from SnugiWraps
At SnugiWraps we offer a wide range of baby carriers to support you through
all stages of your infant carrying journey. We also offer a full personalisation
service so you can create your perfect custom carrier. Please visit our
website to see our full range, or get in touch to request a catalogue.
Stretchy Wraps
Classic Carriers
Buckle Onbu
Full Buckles
Mei Tai
Deluxe Carriers
Buckle Onbu
Full Buckles
Mei Tai
© SnugiWraps 2015
Deluxe Mei Tai
Instructions
&
Safety Guidelines
Wrap Conversions
Full Buckles
Mei Tai
Onbu
Ring Slings
Wrap-Tai
Standard
From
Size
6 - 15kg
6 - 15kg
13 - 33lbs
Mei Tai
Onbu
& Accessories
Any Questions?
We hope you enjoy your SnugiWraps product. If you have
any questions, please feel free to contact us
Toddler
Size
20kg max
email: [email protected]
www.SnugiWraps.com
IMPORTANT! Please keep for future reference
Safety First
Useful Hints & Tips
Safety & Comfort Checks
WARNING: When using the carrier, constantly monitor your child.
WARNING: Ensure your child’s face is not pressed against the fabric of the carrier or
your body.
WARNING: Ensure your child’s chin is not positioned onto its chest as its breathing
maybe restricted at all times.
WARNING: Ensure that your child is securely positioned in the carrier.
Do not use a carrier to carry more than one baby at a time.
Examine your carrier carefully before each use.
Do not use the carrier near open flames.
We recommend that you have
someone with you when practising
using any new carrier, until you feel
confident doing it by yourself.
When back carrying, please practice
over a soft surface such as a bed,
until you feel confident.
When tightening the straps, try
gently bouncing to encourage baby
to sit in the carrier.
Is baby’s airway free?
Baby should be high on your
body and tight against you.
Do not use in place of a car seat in any moving vehicle.
Babies with respiratory conditions can face additional risks. As can a baby with any
form of illness. Always be extra vigilant when using the carrier with an unwell baby.
Baby should be upright and close enough for you to kiss the top of their head.
Do not leave baby unsupervised with the carrier.
Do not use the carrier during any sporting activities.
Do not use a carrier under the influence of alcohol, drugs or prescription
medications which may impair your judgement or make you drowsy.
Failure to pay full and complete attention to your baby can result in serious
injury or death.
SnugiWraps recommends that you follow the
T.I.C.K.S. Rule for Safe Babywearing.
www.babyslingsafety.co.uk
For small babies, tie the waist
straps higher on your torso, just
below your bust.
The carrier must be tight against
your body so that when you lean,
there is no gap between you and
baby.
There are instruction videos
available on our website and at
www.YouTube.com/SnugiWraps.
Baby should be in a seated
position with their knees higher
than their bottom.
Washing Instructions
This carrier is 100% Cotton with
polyester padding in the straps. To
prolong the life of your carrier, we
recommend spot cleaning with water
and a mild detergent. The carrier can
be machine washed at 40 degrees. Airdrying away from direct sunlight is
recommended but the carrier can be
tumble dried on a low setting.
Ensure the top straps are not
digging in the your neck.
Front Carry
1
Start with the body
panel hanging down
over the waistband.
4
Support baby with one
hand at all times.
Lift the body panel up
through baby’s legs.
The panel should
come up to baby’s
neck.
2
Tie the waist straps in
a double knot.
5
Take one of the top
straps over your
shoulder.
3
Hold baby just above
the carrier. Baby
should be in a seated
position with their
knees higher than
their bottom.
6
Reach behind you with
the other hand, and
find the dangling
strap.
7
Make sure the strap is
flat against your back
and not twisted as you
bring it to your front.
10
Pull the straps
downward to tighten,
baby should be tight
against your body and
high. Cross the straps
under baby’s bottom.
8
Hold the strap with
the hand which is
supporting baby’s
back.
11
Take the straps behind
you and tie in a
double knot to finish.
9
Do the same with the
other strap. You
should now be holding
both straps in front of
you, with a smooth
cross on your back.
12
Once baby is secured,
proceed to the Safety
& Comfort Checks on
page 2.
Back Carry
1
With the body panel
hanging down over the
waistband, tie the
waist straps in a
double knot. Do not
tighten completely.
2
Hold baby just above
the carrier. Baby’s legs
should be in a seated
position.
You will start with
baby on your front.
4
Hold both shoulder
straps in one hand.
Support your baby
with the other hand.
5
Start shifting your
baby and the carrier
from your front, to
your hip.
3
Supporting baby with
one arm, lift the body
panel up through
baby’s legs with your
other hand. The panel
should come up to
baby’s neck. Continue
to hold baby.
6
Leaning forward
slightly, continue to
shift your baby and
the carrier around to
the centre of your
back.
7
Take a shoulder strap
in each hand and bring
them over your
shoulders.
10
Bring the straps to
your front and tie in a
double knot.
8
9
Carefully stand
straight whilst you pull
the straps downwards.
Take the straps behind
you, going over baby’s
legs.
Baby should be tight
against your body and
high up.
Cross the straps under
baby’s bottom.
11
You may want to
carefully undo the
waist straps and re-tie
them tighter.
12
Once baby is secured,
proceed to the Safety
& Comfort Checks on
page 2.
There are many different ways of getting your baby onto your back and we
encourage our customers to use the method they feel most comfortable with.