TBG BABY CARRIER Manual

CALL OF DADDY

We know you've heard the Call of Daddy. Tactical Baby Gear® has answered it for you with this, the TBG military-grade Molle compatible baby carrier. Why use a baby carrier designed with anything less than military-like efficiency and ruggedness at its core? Don't. Dad Life is tough; make sure your baby carrier is equally as tough.
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Baby must face you until he or she can hold head upright. Premature infants, infants with respiratory problems, and infants under 4 months are at greatest risk of suffocation. Never use a soft carrier when balance or mobility is impaired because of exercise, drowsiness, or medical conditions. Avoid dressing your child too warmly. Never wear a soft carrier while driving or being a passenger in a motor vehicle. Never use a soft carrier while engaging in activities such as cooking, and cleaning which involve a heat source or exposure to chemicals. The baby carrier is NOT suitable for use during sports or other leisure activities. Check to assure all buckles, snaps, straps, and adjustments are secure before each use. Check for ripped seams, torn straps or fabric and damaged fasteners before each use. Read all instructions before assembling and using the soft carrier. Keep instructions for future use.

Setting Up

1. 1. Place shoulder straps overhead and securely onto shoulders.
      
   2. Place shoulder straps overhead and securely onto shoulders.
      

Example A
Step 1 completed

Example B
Step 1 completed

2. With shoulder straps crossed behind your back, buckle shoulder straps into left or right 1" buckle at base of carrier. Repeat on opposite side.
   

Example A
Step 2 completed

Example B
Step 2 completed

3. Align removable insert with velcro on inside of carrier.
   

Example A
Step 3 Align velcro

Example B
Step 3 completed

4. Buckle left or right side of the 1" buckles.
   
5. Holding baby securely against your chest, guide one leg through the side you buckled.
   

Example A
Holding baby securely against your chest, guide one leg through the side you buckled.

6. While supporting baby with your arm, buckle the other side's 1" buckle.
   
7. Continue to support baby's back as you buckle upper 1" buckles on left and right sides.
   
8. Lift baby from underneath to adjust shoulder straps. Baby should be close and high enough that you can kiss the top of his/her head.
   
9. While supporting baby, adjust left and right 1" support straps as needed.
   
10. Adjust left and right head support 1" straps as needed. SUFFOCATION HAZARD - Do not strap baby too tight against your body. Allow room for head movement.
    

Example A
Adjusting straps

11. Infants may require additional leg strap to reduce size of leg opening.
    

Example A
Infants may require additional leg strap to reduce size of leg opening.

Example B
Infants may require additional leg strap to reduce size of leg opening.

SAFETY

FALL AND SUFFOCATION HAZARD

FALL HAZARD Infants can fall through a wide leg opening or out of baby carrier. Hold your baby closely at all times until correctly attached. Make sure baby's legs are straddling the seat and arms extend through arm holes. Adjust leg openings to fit baby's legs snugly. Before each use, make sure all buckles are secure. Take special care when leaning or walking. Never bend at waist; bend at knees. This baby carrier is designed for use by adults while walking or standing only. Only use this baby carrier for children between 8 lb / 3.5 kg (21 in/53 cm) and 33 lb/15 kg. Ensure proper placement of child in product including leg placement. Your balance may be adversely affected by your own or your child's movements. Never use a damaged baby carrier. This baby carrier must not be used as a back carrier. SUFFOCATION HAZARD Infants under 4 months can suffocate in product if face is pressed tight against your body. Do not Strap baby too tight against your body. Allow room for head movement. Keep infant's face free from obstructions at all times. Never lie down or sleep with baby in the baby carrier. Inspect the baby carrier regularly for any signs of wear and tear.