Head Support; Facing Out - Nuna cudl Manual De Instrucciones

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- Adjust the shoulder straps by gently pulling both shoulder adjustment
straps evenly out in front of you. (24)
9
- Make sure your child is comfortable and securely seated in the baby carrier.
Adjust the straps around your child and check to make sure all buckles and
snaps are secure. Allow room for your child's head movements and keep
child's face free from obstructions. (25)
Your child should be positioned close to you, high on your body.
Keep your child's face visible to you at all times.

Head Support

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- For a child weighing 8–15 lb (3.5–7 kg), secure the head support so that it is
up and supporting the child's head and neck area. Attach the head support
to the upper head support buttons. Only fold the head support down when
the child is able to hold his or her head up (approx. 4 months). (26)
2
- To fold down, slide both upper head support buttons out of the button
holes on the head support. (27)
3
- Fold the head support down. (28)
4
- Attach both bottom head support buttons into the button holes on the head
support. (29)
5
- Make sure your child is comfortable and securely seated in the baby carrier.
Adjust the straps around your child and check to make sure all buckles and
snaps are secure. Allow room for your child's head movements and keep
child's face free from obstructions. (30)
6
- To remove the head support, unzip it from the carrier. (31)
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Facing Out

20–30 lb (9–13.5 kg)
6+ months
Seat Width Strap
1
- Locate both the seat width strap and the seat width button inside the front
fabric pocket. (32)
2
- Attach the seat width button into either of the button holes on the seat
width strap, depending on how much you need to narrow the seat for your
child. (33)
The seat width is properly adjusted if your child's thighs are supported.
3
- Fold the head support down so your child's face will be above the top edge
of the carrier. The carrier is now ready for you to secure your child. (34)
Follow the same steps for securement as Facing In mode (page 12), but
face your child outward.
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CUDL™ instructions