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- Page 1 Bedside Sleeper Assembly Instructions Handling & Care Updated 05.02.2016...
- Page 2 The top edge of the mattress pad must be level with or below the top of the adult bed mattress when used as a bed. The level of the babybay® bed mattress pad must be a minimum of 10 inches below the top edge of the frame.
- Page 3 If the child can set up, knee or pull up itself, babybay® is not to be used for sleeping for this child any longer. All fitting parts have to always be fastened appropriately. The screws should not be loose-fitted, because the child can pen itself, clothes (e.g.
- Page 4 • A bedside sleeper is designed to provide a sleeping area for an infant until he or she begins to push up on hands and knees or approximately 5 months of age. Move your child to another sleeping product when your child reaches this stage.
- Page 5 List of Parts as illustrated Part # 1117 Part # 1116 Part # 1122 Part # 1211 Part # 1200 Updated 05.02.2016...
- Page 6 180° Part # 1117 Part # 1117 Part # 1117 Part # 1117 Part # 1116 Part # 1116 Part # 1116 Part # 1116 Updated 05.02.2016...
- Page 7 Part # Part # 1122 1122 Part # Part # 1122 1122 90° Updated 05.02.2016...
- Page 8 Part # 1211 Part # 1211 Part # 1211 Part # 1211 Part # Part # 1200 1200 inches Part # 1211 Part # 1211 Part # 1200 Updated 05.02.2016...
- Page 9 Updated 05.02.2016...
- Page 10 Tighten the attachment straps at the strap loops protruding out of the resistance plate on the other side of the parent bed so that the babybay® is pulled tight against the parent bed. Check tightness of the attachment straps each time you place the baby into babybay® so that there can never be a gap between the parent bed and babybay®.