For The Protection Of Your Baby; Checklist To Ensure That - Friedrich Hugo NATURE LINE Mode D'emploi

FOR THE PROTECTION OF YOUR BABY!!!

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Always secure your baby in the infant carrier using the seat belt.
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Never leave your baby unattended in the infant carrier when placing it on elevated surfaces
(e.g. a table, nappy changing unit, etc.).
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Never allow the strap end 8 (see 3.6) to become caught in moving parts (e.g. automatic
doors, escalators, etc.).
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Caution! The plastic parts of the infant carrier heat up in the sun, so that your baby may get
burnt. Protect your baby and the infant carrier against intensive solar radiation (e.g. by
putting a light cloth over the seat).
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The infant carrier requires only one seating position in the car. This advantage means,
however, that your baby must be in a semi-reclined position.
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Take your baby out of the infant carrier as often as possible to relieve its spine. We
recommend frequent breaks during long journeys. Even outside of the car, please avoid
leaving your baby in the infant carrier for too long.
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The head support is used to provide extra comfort for very small babies.
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Caution! Only use the head support when the headrest is in the lowest position (see 3.1).

CHECKLIST TO ENSURE THAT

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your baby is buckled up correctly
For the safety of your baby, please check that...
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the shoulder straps of the infant carrier are comfortable but FIRM fit around your child,
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the shoulder straps are adjusted correctly,
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the shoulder straps are not twisted,
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the buckle tongues are engaged in the harness buckle 1.
Please do not leave your child unattended in the child safety seat in the vehicle. For the protection
of all vehicle occupants:
Always check that...
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the backrests of the vehicle seats are locked (i.e. that a foldable rear seat bench latch is
engaged).
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all heavy or sharp-edged objects in the vehicle (e.g. on the parcel shelf) are secured.
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all persons in the vehicle have their seat belts fastened.
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the child safety seat is always secured when it is in the vehicle, even if no child is being
transported.