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Parts of my Caboo...
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1. rings
2. the fixed cross
3. inner strap
4. outer strap
5. the wrap/bag
6. cord and toggle
Putting on your Caboo...
Fig A.1 - Hold the carrier out in front of you as shown...the Close logo should be facing you
reading the right way up.
Fig A.2 - Place the carrier over your head like a T-shirt...your arms should go out through the sides.
Fig A.3 - Pull the carrier down at the cross or feed it back over your shoulders ensuring that
none of the fabric is twisted...the fixed cross should be in your mid to low back.
Fig A.4 - Tighten the carrier by pulling down and forward evenly on both straps leaving just
enough room to get your baby in...it is important that it' s not too loose.
Fig A.5 - To check you have left enough room, simply place your hands behind the straps
as shown...you should be able to stretch the fabric approximately 10-12cm clear from
your chest, no more. Take some time to identify the inner strap this is the strap that runs clos-
est to your body, the other is referred to as your outer strap.
Fig A.6 - To loosen the fabric at any time lift the visible front/top ring up and outwards and
pull back the fabric above the ring to lengthen the strap.
If you need to thread the rings before use...
Fig B.1 - Take the carrier out of the bag and place it over your shoulders, cross section to the back.
Fig B.2 - Take the strap over your left shoulder across your body and thread through both rings.
Fig B.3 - Then take the end of the strap and thread it back through the front/top ring. To test
whether you have threaded them correctly pull on the fabric behind the rings...it should stay
firmly in place.
Then repeat the steps right to left and go straight to Fig A.3 and follow the steps from there.
Special note for breastfeeding mums...
Re-thread the rings to alternate sides when breastfeeding, (make sure baby is not in the
carrier); pull the fabric of the inner strap out of the rings ...take it back across you over the
top of the opposite strap and re-thread in the same rings.
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