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Fig D.5 and D.6 - Lower baby down into the hammock area bottom first (making sure their
bottom sits in the deepest part) ...lay baby back across you...using your free hand check
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there is ample fabric on the inside and outside edge along the length of their body.
Fig D.7 - When feeding your baby you can tilt them towards you by placing the arm closest
to you down a little resting around your waist.
Fig D.8- When you have baby in the correct position pull the outer strap back up over your
shoulder whilst spreading lower fabric out to support baby. Make sure baby' s feet are away
from the rings then tighten and tie.
Get the most from your Caboo when nursing
When feeding in the carrier you may need to adjust the strap so baby can approach the
nipple at the right angle, you can do this by loosening the rings nearest baby' s feet... this will
let the head down slightly. You may also wish to fold the strap over and down the shoulder
slightly on the head side so you can easily maintain visual contact with your baby while feed-
ing. To alternate to the opposite breast you will need to take baby out and change the inner
strap to the outer strap...see steps on threading the rings (Fig B.1 to B.3)
Positions 4 Months +
Weight range: Max weight 14.5kg 32lbs
Upright facing in
*for babies who can hold their own head 3-4 months
Fig E.1 to E.4 - Follow the steps from Fig C.1 to C.4 however baby' s arms do not need to be
contained by the strap...at this age baby' s head will only need supporting when they are
sleeping, for added security try tucking one arm in whilst they sleep. The supporting wrap
should always be worn in this position.
Upright facing out
*for babies with excellent head control 4-5 months
Fig F.1 to F.4 - Follow the steps from Fig A.1 to A.4... then put baby into the carrier in the same
way you do for the other positions but instead of facing in your baby faces away from you...
It is important to hold your baby high up when putting them in (** for bigger babies see our
handy tip below) make sure both straps are spread out well between the legs and go over
baby' s shoulders as shown. You should always wear the supporting wrap for additional
support.
** If baby is walking you can kneel on the floor behind your baby and they can simply step
back placing their legs through the carrier and arms behind the straps.
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