Costway BE10019 Mode D'emploi page 10

BABY SWING
-Stop using product when child attempts to climb out or reaches 20lbs / 9kg.
-Transformers used with the infant swing are to be regularly examined for damage to
the cord, plug, enclosure and other parts, and in the event of such damage they shall
not be used.
-The infant swing shall only be used with the recommended transformer.
FALL and STRANGULATION HAZARDS: Infants have suffered head injuries
falling from swings and have strangled in straps.
• ALWAYS use restraints. Adjust to fit snugly.
• STOP using product when infant attempts to climb out (approximately 9
months).
• Stay near and watch infant during use. This product is not safe for
unsupervised use or unattended sleep.
SUFFOCATION HAZARDS: Young infants have limited head and neck
control.
If the seat is too upright, infant's head can drop forward and compress the
airway.
ALWAYS keep swing seat fully reclined until infant is at least 4 months old
AND can hold up head without help.
HIGH CHAIR
-The high chair is designed for children from 6 months of age up to a weight of 33lbs
/15kg.
-Do not use the product as a high chair until the child can sit up alone. The tray and its
accessoris are not designed to support the child's weight. The tray is not designed to
keep the child in the seat and does not substitube the safety harness.
-Make sure the product so that the child is far from dangers such as electrical wiring,
heat sources of heat or fire, such as gas hobs, electric heaters, etc.
-The high chair is designed for use at tables without the tray.
FALL HAZARD: Children have suffered severe head injuries including skull
fractures
when falling from high chairs. Falls can happen suddenly if child is not restrained
properly.
• Always use restraintsand adjust to fit snugly.
• Tray is not designed to hold child in chair.
• Prevent serious injury or death. Do not use in motor vehicles.
• The child should be secured in the high chair at all times by the restraining
system, both in the reclined and upright positions.
• It is recommended that the high chair be used in the upright position only by
children capable of sitting upright unassisted.
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BOOSTER
-The minimum dimensions (width and depth) of the seat of the chairs for which the
chair mounted seat is intended, shall be at least 0.8 inch greater than the base
dimensions (width and depth) of the chair mounted seat measured.
-The minimum height of the backrest of the chairs for which the product is intended,
shall be at least 4 inches greater than the height of anchorage points of the chair attach-
ment system measured.
-Always use the restraint system and ensure it is correctly fitted.
-Always use the chair attachment system and ensure it is correctly fitted before use.
-Always check the security and the stability of the chair mounted seat on the adult chair
before use.
- Do not use this chair mounted seat on stools or benches.
- This product is intended for children able to sit unaided (minimum 6 months) and up
to 36 months or a maximum weight of 33lbs /15kg;
-The adult chair with the chair mounted seat is placed in a position where the child is
not able to use its feet to push against the table or any other structure as this can
cause the tip over of the adult chair supporting the chair mounted seat.
-Do not use the chair mounted seat if any part is broken, torn or missing.
-Do not use accessories or replacement parts other than those approved by the
manufacturer.
head injuries,
Children have suffered
with or from booster seats.
securely attached
• Check that booster seat is
use.
Always use restraints
• until child is able to get in and out of booster seat
without help. Adjust to fit snugly.
Never push away from table.
•
allow child to
Never lift carry
• and child in booster seat.
Stay near watch
•
and your child during use.
Additional warnings shall address the proper attachment of the booster seat to an
after falling
including skul fractures,
to adult chair before each
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