Travelling Tips - Britax 7300/B/2010 Series Instructions For Installation And Use Manual

ACCESSORIES
INSERT PAD -
STYLE MAY VARY
The Insert Pad is designed to snugly support baby for extra support
and comfort and should be used for small babies when rearward-
facing. Discontinue use when the baby insert pad is tight fit or creates
discomfort for larger babies or when the baby's shoulder's reach the
lower shoulder height marker. Do not use baby insert pad for babies
over 6 months of age. Do not use when in Forward Facing mode. Fit
as follows:-
A. Disconnect buckle and place the shoulder straps through padded
insert slots (if available).
B. Feed the crotch strap through the flap in the Insert Pad and
re-connect buckle.
CUP HOLDER (IF FITTED)
To fit the cup holder to the restraint,
insert the locating tabs through the pair
of holes on either side of the restraint.
Slide the cup holder down until it locks
into position. To remove, press the
release trigger on the bottom of the cup
holder, then slide up and out of the holes
in the restraint. Ensure the cup holder
and its contents can not be crushed by
the car door. Store the cup holder when
not in use.
WARNING: Only use for holding cups, bottles and drink cartons.
Do not use for hot drinks.
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Pull crotch strap through
flap in padded insert.
Slide cup holder into the
slots and then down, until
it locks into position
Release trigger
SAFETY
Never hold a baby in arms when riding in a motor vehicle. In this position the baby could be thrown
against the dashboard, windscreen or other occupant and suffer serious injury or death.
When riding in a motor vehicle, never nurse a baby and use the same seatbelt for both of you. In this
position the baby or child could be crushed.
Children must be secured in appropriate restraints at all times when the car is in motion. Children
travelling unrestrained and standing up in the car are in danger of serious injury or death. Traffic
regulations in all states require children to be secured in child restraints or adult seatbelts where
available.
Plan your trip with frequent comfort stops to reduce stress on babies, young children and driver. Keep
the car well ventilated to reduce heat stress. Two car windows should be kept open to maintain a good
flow of fresh air if air conditioning is not used.
Never leave babies or toddlers in a stationary car in the sun because of the risk of heat exhaustion.
Ensure babies and toddlers are adequately shaded from direct sunlight through side or rear windows.
Be on guard against carbon monoxide poisoning which can occur through only a slight leak in the
exhaust system while travelling in a closed car.
Securely stow all heavy objects, feeding bottles, etc. that could become missiles during an accident
and cause injury to any occupant.

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