babybay Bedside Sleeper User manual

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Bedside Sleeper Assembly Instructions
Handling & Care

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Failure to follow these warnings and
instructions could result in serious injury or
death of your infant.
Suffocation Hazard. Discard all packing materials immediately after opening. Plastic bags and
packaging may cause suffocation or choking.
NEVER LEAVE your child unattended in the babybay® bed.
IMPORTANT! Check this product for damaged hardware, loose joints, missing parts, or sharp edges
before assembly and periodically during use. DO NOT use if any parts are missing, damaged, or
broken. Contact TOBI USA LLC for replacement parts and instructions if needed. NEVER substitute
parts. (Call 1 (844) MY-BABYBAY or email [email protected])
IMPORTANT! Be sure to put the mattress pad in the liner, not under the liner.
Discontinue use of the products when child is able to climb out or reaches the height of 35in.
When child is able to pull up to standing position, remove bumper pads, large toys and other objects
that could serve as steps for climbing out.
Specification: Only for an infant up to approximately 6months in age or when the child begins to
push up on hand and knees, whichever comes first.
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.
Discontinue use as an attachable baby bed when child is able to roll over and pull him or herself up to
a kneeling, sitting or standing position.
SUFFOCATION HAZARD – to prevent suffocation and entrapment, use only the mattress pad
provided by babybay®. NEVER use additional padding or mattress.
Make sure all straps are secured and tight when used in the babybay® brand positions. Tighten straps
periodically. NEVER use the babybay® brand without the anchor plate
attached and locked as shown. Failure to use this anchoring system could result in
serious injury or death to the infant.
FAILURE to use this securing system will allow babybay® bed to move away from adult bed and could
result in infant falling out of the bed. NEVER leave infant unattended.
STRANGULATION HAZARD: When anchor plate and strap assembly is not in use, store in a safe place
not accessible to children.
DO NOT place product near a window where cords from blinds or drapes may strangle child.
Entrapment Hazard - to prevent death or injury from entrapment, bedside sleeper must be properly
secured to adult bed using the attachment system: (1) There must be no more than 1⁄2 in. gap
between bedside sleeper and adult bed. (2)Check tightness before each use by pulling bedside sleeper
in a direction away from adult bed.(3)If gap exceeds 1⁄2 inches DO NOT use product. Do not fill the
gap with pillows, blankets or other items that are suffocation hazards.
To avoid death from the infant’s neck being caught on the top rail on the side that is next to the adult
bed, the top rail must be no higher than the adult bed mattress.
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Failure to follow these warnings and
instructions could result in serious injury or
death of your infant.
Strings can cause strangulation. DO NOT place items with a string around a child’s neck, such as
hood strings, pacifier cords. DO NOT suspend strings over the unit in any
configuration or attach string to toys.
Keep babybay® bed away from stoves, heaters, campfires and other hazards.
DO NOT allow children to climb or play on or under unit in any configuration.
Always provide the supervision necessary for the continued safety of your child. NEVER LEAVE
CHILD UNATTENDED.
DISCONTINUE using your babybay® bed should it become damaged or broken.
Periodically check your product to make certain all screws, nut, rivets or bolts are
tightened securely.
DO NOT use a water mattress with this product.
If refinishing, use a nontoxic finish specified for children’s products.
It is sufficient to clean maple tarnished beds with a damp cloth. Dirt or scratches can
easily be removed with sandpaper from beech untreated beds. Mattress and baby-nest can be hand
washed up to 86° F.
- Make sure the mattress is dried properly.
- Exception: the mattress made of coconut – fibers is not washable.
- Turn and air the mattress regularly to avoid marks caused by mold.
- Guarantee is only valid if above mentioned maintenance is followed.
Important notes – Preserve for later use – Read carefully babybay® has to be positioned on a flat
surface.
Little children must not play around babybay® unattended. The fastening bars are
necessary whenever your baby is unattended. babybay® has to be fastened at the parents bed with
the proper attachment arranged for it. 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. cords, collars, etc.) can get stuck and
thereby cause the danger of strangulation. babybay® is not to be used, if there is one part broken,
ragged or got lost until it has been repaired appropriately. Because of the
necessary thickness of the mattress, it is only allowed to use the babybay®mattress pads. Never
position babybay® near open fire or other strong heat sources like electric radiant heaters, gas
furnaces, etc.
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Do not use babybay® without the safety
bar. The safety bar is mandatory according
to the applicable standard ASTM 2906.
Now that the babybay®is installed, place the mattress pad inside and make sure that the top surface of
the safety bar of the babybay®is below the top surface of the mattress of the parent bed and never
above. Adjust level of base plate (d) as required. You want the surface of the babybay®safety bar to be at
the same level or slightly lower than the top surface of the parent bed so that the baby is easy to reach.
• This bedside sleeper is designed for use only with adult beds that are between 10 and 31 inches from
floor to top of adult mattress.
• 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.
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1. Locate and position the three frame pieces as depicted making sure the holes on the rails are facing
up.
2. Screw the 4 threaded dowels (Part #1117) as shown making sure they are firmly secure with the bolt
hole facing up.
3. Insert the 4 cross dowels (Part #1116) as shown making sure the horizontal slot lines up with the hole
on the end of the rail as shown.
4. Connect the frame pieces as shown so that the threaded dowels fully seat. If the threaded dowels
(Part #1117) do not easily fit in their corresponding holes, make sure the cross dowels (Part #1116)
have not rotated in their holes.
5. Insert the 4 set screws (Part #1122) as shown into the cross dowels. Turn the set screws (Part #1122)
clockwise until they are secure. Do not over tighten.
6. Place the frame flat on the ground. Position the bed plate as shown making sure its flat side is facing
the top of the frame.
7. Secure the bedplate to the frame using the 4 screws (Part #1211) and wrench (Part #1200) as shown
making sure not to over tighten the screws.
8. Stand the frame upright. Adjust the bed plate so it’s height is equal to or greater than 11 inches below
the bottom of the top rail and at desired height for specific mattress set. Make sure the frame locks
are secure.
9. Insert the baby barrier into the top of the bedplate as shown. Firmly secure the baby barrier by
inserting and tightening the 2 screws (Part #1211) and wrench (Part #1200) from the bottom of the
bedplate.
10. Unroll the safety straps from the wooden resistance plate and lay the straps across the parent bed to
line up with the center of the desired position of your babybay® bedside sleeper. Position the wooden
resistance plate on the side of the parent bed that is opposite to the babybay®. The straps run
between the upper and lower mattress or box spring. This can be done by sliding the straps between
both mattresses using a back and forth "sawing“ motion until the straps and the resistance plate are
at the desired position. Lift up the mattress and start at the foot end of the parent bed and work the
straps towards the head end of the parent bed. The straps should connect to each side of the
babybay® bed. Loop the attachment straps on each side of the babybay® around the second column
counting from the parent bed and close the plastic connector.
11. 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®.