Infantino Flip Manual

FlipTM Carrier
Owners Manual
Instructions
This box contains: 1 - Carrier 1 - Wonder CoverTM Carrier Bib
Read all instructions before assembling and using your carrier. Failure to follow
each instruction can result in serious injury or death to your baby. Keep instructions
and review them before attempting new carrying positions.
IMPORTANT!
KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE .
8lbs - 32lbs (3.6kgs 14.5kgs)
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1.
Warnings:
WARNING: FALL HAZARD
Small babies can fall through a leg opening. Follow instructions for use. Only
use this carrier for babies between 8 lbs (3.6 kgs) and 32 lbs (14.5 kgs). Adjust
leg openings to t baby’s legs snugly. When fastening shoulder straps, keep
one hand on baby at all times.
WARNING: SUFFOCATION HAZARD
NEVER lean against baby. ALWAYS make sure there is enough room around
your baby’s face to provide a clear source of air.
WARNING:
•The baby must face toward you until he/she can hold the head upright to
avoid possible neck or back injury.
• This carrier is not intended to carry a baby in the backpack position.
• DO NOT use while participating in activities which can cause the baby to
shake or fall from the carrier, including but not limited to running, exercising,
and/or other sports activities. It is intended for use by adults while walking or
standing only.
• Your balance may be adversely affected by your movement and that of
your baby.
• DO NOT lean forward with the baby in the carrier. DO NOT bend at the
waist – only bend at the knees to make sure the baby stays securely in the
carrier.
• KEEP AWAY from re and strong heat sources.
• DO NOT use this carrier as a child restraint in a motor vehicle. This type of
carrier will not properly restrain your baby in the event of a crash.
• NEVER leave a baby unattended in this carrier.
• ALWAYS check to ensure that all buckles, snaps, straps, and adjustments are
secure before each use. Make sure the baby is properly placed in the
carrier, including leg placement, before each use.
•This product is subject to wear and tear over time. Inspect prior to each use.
• DO NOT use this product if deterioration or problems are detected.
• Never place more than one child in this carrier.
• DO NOT wear more than one carrier at a time ever.
• DO NOT use in showers, pools or any water environments.
• IMPORTANT! The baby MUST be able to sit up on his or her own before
being worn in the backpack position.

* Facing-in Position - Baby Facing Toward You - Until your child is able
to hold his or her head upright, this is the ideal position. It affords your
baby lots of close physical contact and attention, while leaving your
hands free. In this position. You can entertain and bond with your
newborn by talking, touching, playing or just making eye-contact.
* How do you know if your baby is at the right height when worn in
the front? - You should be able to tilt forward slightly and kiss the top
of your child’s head.
* Facing-out Position - Baby Facing Away from You - Once your
child is able to hold his or her head up, your baby is ready for a new
adventure. This position allows him or her to visually explore their
surroundings while maintaining close contact with you.
* When placing your baby in or taking them out of the carrier, sitting
down will make the procedure easier. Until you are familiar with the
placement of baby, it is also recommended to do so over a soft
surface.
* It is best to limit the use of your carrier to 10-20 minutes until you and
your baby are both completely comfortable in it together.
* When removing your baby from the carrier for a short time, it is useful
to leave one side completely attached to eliminate any extra steps
when returning the baby to the carrier.
* Backpack Position - Child Facing Forward - When your little one can
fully sit up on his or her own, putting them on your back allows you to
carry the child comfortably for longer periods of time. In this position
your baby is free to check out what is going on around them and still
know that you are right there.
* Wearing the carrier closer to your body and higher up on your back
(or chest when worn in the front position) will minimize stress to your
back and shoulders from prolonged use.
Helpful Hints:
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold, separately, on gentle cycle with mild detergent.
Do NOT bleach. Do NOT use fabric softeners. Wipe clean with cloth or
sponge between machine washings. Drip dry. DO NOT iron.
2.
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Carrier Body Front:
3.
Head
Support
Buckle/
Tightener
Shoulder Strap
End
Padded Head
and Back
Support
Storage Pocket
Hook & Loop
Shoulder
Strap
Adjuster
Wonder CoverTM
Carrier Bib
Attachment Strips:
Facing-out
(inside carrier body)
Wonder CoverTM
Carrier Bib
Attachment Strip:
Facing-in

Shoulder
Strap
Adjuster
Wonder CoverTM
Carrier Bib
Attachment Strip:
Facing-in
Carrier Body Back:
4.
Leg Opening
Chest/Back
Strap and
Tightener
Padded Shoulder
Straps
Side
Closure
Buckle
Lumbar Support
Strap and
Tightener
Wonder CoverTM
Carrier Bib
Attachment Strips:
Facing-in
Hook & Loop
fastener
Gancho y lazo
Wonder Cover™ Carrier Bib
Babero Wonder Cover™
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* IMPORTANT! Your baby must face toward you until he/she is able to hold head
upright.
* When using this carrier in the facing-in position, please t it to the user before
placing the baby in the carrier.
* Keep one hand on the baby until all the buckles and straps are properly
fastened.
To begin, unfasten the “chest/back strap” and
“lumbar support belt” buckles. Hold the carrier
with the straps facing towards you. (The straps
should form a “V”)
Place your arms through the “shoulder straps”
making sure that the foam padding rests on
your shoulders.
With the “shoulder straps” in place, reach behind
your back to connect the “chest/back buckle.”
If you need assistance, have another person
fasten the buckle and adjust its tightness. On
both sides, pull down on each “shoulder strap”
to tighten, then roll any excess strap in towards
the carrier and secure with the “hook & loop”
fasteners.
Instructions:
1.
2.
3.
5.
1 Placing baby in your carrier: Facing-in position

6.
Once the carrier is properly tted to your body,
completely open either side of the carrier. To
release the “head support buckle,” press in on
the sides of the buckle and pull the two sections
apart.
Open the leg hole area on the same side as the
open “head support buckle” by releasing the “side
closure buckle” located in the leg hole area and
pulling open the “hook & loop.”
Lift the baby facing you. While holding the child
securely, place him or her into carrier through
the opening, ensuring that the baby’s leg goes
through the leg hole on the side which is still
fastened.
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5.
6.
7.
Fasten the “lumbar support belt” around your
waist. Slide the belt around your waist until the
padded area is centered on your back. Pull the
strap to tighten and secure the belt, making sure
the padded support area remains centered. Any
excess strap may be rolled in toward the carrier
and secured with the “hook & loop” fastener.
4.

7.
While still holding the child securely, close the
open leg hole by reattaching the “hook & loop”
and fastening the buckle. Adjust both leg hole
openings to snugly t the baby’s legs.
8.
While still supporting the baby’s weight, fasten
the “head support buckle” by inserting the
upper portion of the buckle (on the shoulder
strap) into the lower section (located on the
head support). Push the “side closure buckle”
together until you hear a click. Before releasing
your hold of the baby, ensure that the “side
closure buckle” is locked in place by pulling
down on the buckle.
9.
If necessary, tighten the “shoulder straps” by
pulling forward on the webbing portion at the
base of the strap while gently lifting the baby
by the bottom. When the straps are properly
tightened, you should be able to kiss the top
of your child’s head.
10.

8.
Fit the carrier to your body as detailed in steps
1-4, 1 PLACING BABY IN YOUR CARRIER:
Facing-in position
Open either side of the carrier as detailed in steps
5 and 6 1 PLACING BABY IN YOUR CARRIER:
Facing-in position
English
* WARNING! Your baby must face toward you until he/she is able to hold head
upright.
* When using this carrier in the facing-out position, please t it to the user before
placing the baby in the carrier.
* IMPORTANT! Keep one hand on the baby until all the buckles and straps are
properly fastened.
1.
2.
Fold the head support area down. Pick up the
baby facing away from you. While holding the
baby securely, place him or her into the carrier
through the opening, ensuring that the child’s leg
goes through the leg hole which is still fastened.
3.
2 Placing your baby in your carrier:
Facing-out position
While still holding the child securely, close the
open leg hole by reattaching the “hook & loop”
and fastening the “side closure buckle”. Adjust
both leg hole openings to snugly t the baby’s
legs.
4.

PLEASE NOTE!
* A smaller baby’s arms should be positioned through
the arm holes.
* A larger child’s arms will rest comfortably over the
“headrest.”
* IMPORTANT! The baby should not be leaning
forward.
9.
While still supporting the baby’s weight, fasten
the “head support buckle” by inserting the
upper portion of the buckle (on the shoulder
strap) into the lower section (located on head
support). Push the buckle together until you hear
a click. Before releasing your hold of the child,
ensure that the buckle is locked in place by
pulling down on the buckle.
5.
If necessary, tighten the “shoulder straps” by
pulling forward on the webbing portion at the
base of the strap while gently lifting the baby
by the bottom. When the straps are properly
tightened, you should be able to kiss the top
of your child’s head.
6.

Step 1. Placing baby in the carrier
* STOP! First time users, DO NOT attempt to use the carrier in the backpack position
without the assistance of a second person. We highly recommend always using
the assistance of a second person.
* IMPORTANT! The baby MUST be able to sit up on his or her own before
being worn in the backpack position.
* For the backpack position, the child is rst placed in the carrier and then the
carrier is put on the user. Adjustments of straps and belts for proper t are
performed while the user is wearing the carrier.
10.
To place the baby in the carrier, rst open
one side of the carrier by releasing the “head
support buckle” and by unfastening the “side
closure buckle” and the “hook & loop” at the
same side leg opening.
Rotate the “lumbar support belt” so that the
padded section is centered in the channel
attached to the base of the carrier.
English
1.
2.
With the carrier on a safe, at, level surface with
the straps up, place the baby facing up into
the carrier. Check that the child’s leg extends
through the closed side leg hole opening.
3.
3 Placing older baby in your carrier:
Backpack position
Secure the open leg hole around the baby’s
free leg by attaching the “hook & loop” and
fastening the buckle. Adjust both leg hole
openings to snugly t the child’s legs.
4.

Fasten the “head support buckle” by inserting
the upper portion of the buckle (on the
shoulder strap) into the lower section (located
on the head support). Push the buckle together
until you hear a click. Ensure that the buckle
is locked in place by trying to pull it apart.
Adjust tightness of “head support buckle” as
necessary.
5.
ALTERNATIVE: If it is necessary to put the carrier on
without assistance, set the carrier and baby in a
secure corner (like a couch) so that baby’s back
is supported and the baby is sitting upright. Keep
the straps clear of the baby’s face.
6A.
Step 2. Putting on the carrier: Backpack position
RECOMMENDED: If another person is available,
have him or her lift the child in the carrier to
the proper height. Slip your arms through the
“shoulder straps” and connect the “chest/back
strap” (located on the “shoulder straps”), and
the “lumbar support belt.” Adjust all straps and
the belt for a proper t, while your partner
continues to support the weight of the child.
6.
Gently sit in front of the baby close enough for
the child’s legs to wrap around your body.
7.
* IMPORTANT! NEVER lean against the baby. ALWAYS
make sure there is enough room around your baby’s
face to provide a clear source of air.
11.

12.
To ensure that your baby is securely on your
back, tighten the “shoulder straps,” the “chest/
back strap” and the “lumbar support belt” as
necessary.
Once the baby is secure, stand slowly. If needed,
use another person to help maintain your balance.
English
9.
10.
Attach the “lumbar support belt” around your
waist with the buckle, place your arms through
the “shoulder straps” and fasten the “chest/back
buckle” located on the “shoulder straps.”
8.
* IMPORTANT! Your balance may be adversely
affected by your movement and that of your
baby.
* IMPORTANT! DO NOT lean forward or backward
with the baby in the carrier. Do not bend at the
waist – only bend at the knees to make sure the
baby stays securely in the carrier.
* IMPORTANT! If you feel the baby is not secure,
sit down slowly and carefully and readjust the
“shoulder straps.”

First of all, loosen both leg holes to make it easier
to pull the baby’s legs out.
1.
Removing the child from the carrier:
Front position, facing-in/out
* IMPORTANT! When releasing the baby from the carrier, keep at least one hand
on the baby at all times.
Keeping one hand securely on the baby, release
the two “head support buckles” rst on the side of
the carrier that you wish to remain closed, then on
the entry/exit side. Release one of the “side closure
buckles” and separate the “hook & loop” to
completely open one side of the carrier.
2.
Holding the baby with both hands, slide him or
her out of the open side of the carrier. Place the
child in a safe location before removing the
carrier from your body.
3.
13.

Return to a secure corner and sit down
carefully. Unbuckle the “chest/back strap”
and the “lumbar support belt.”
6
1.
Remove the “shoulder straps” and slowly lower
the baby off your back into the secure corner.
6
2.
Removing the child from the carrier: Backpack position
* IMPORTANT! NEVER lean against the baby. ALWAYS make sure there is enough room
around your baby’s face to provide a clear source of air.
Turn and face the baby. Loosen both leg holes.
While supporting the child with one hand,
release the “head support buckles” on both
sides and the “side closure buckle” on one side
of the carrier. Lift the baby out of carrier.
6
3.
Alternatively, you may want to move the
baby and carrier to a at level surface before
extracting the child from the carrier.
6
4.
English
14.

Using your Wonder CoverTM Carrier Bib: Facing-in
position
Attach the Wonder CoverTM Carrier Bib by
squeezing the two “hook & loop circles” on either
side of the bib against the two “bib attachment
strips” located on the underneath side of the
“shoulder straps”.
2.
Place the bib between your chest and the
baby’s head. The bib is reversible, so either
side can be facing out.
1.
(Either side of the bib can be facing out.)
Attach the Wonder CoverTM Carrier Bib by
squeezing the two “hook & loop circles” on
either side of the bib against the two “bib at-
tachment strips” located inside the carrier body
on either side, near the baby’s chest.
6
1.
The bib should then be folded over the already
folded down head support.
6
2.
15.
* IMPORTANT! Always make sure there is enough
room around your baby’s face to provide a clear
source of air.
Using your Wonder CoverTM Carrier Bib: Facing-out
position

Manual del propietario de
FlipTM
Esta caja contiene: 1 transportador 1 Babero Wonder CoverTM
Lea todas las instrucciones antes de armar y usar este transportador. No seguir
todas estas instrucciones puede dar como resultado lesiones graves o la muerte
de su bebé.
¡IMPORTANTE!
CONSERVE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES
PARA UTILIZARLAS MÁS ADELANTE.
8lbs - 32lbs (3.6kgs 14.5kgs)
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16.

ADVERTENCIA: PELIGRO DE CAÍDAS
Los niños pequeños pueden caer por una de las aberturas para las piernas.
Siga las instrucciones de uso. Sólo use este transportador para bebés de entre
8 lb (3.6 kg) y 32 lb (14.5 kg). Ajuste las aberturas para las piernas de modo que
se adapten bien a las piernas de su bebé. Al atar las correas de los hombros,
mantenga una mano en el bebé en todo momento. Nunca deje a un bebé
desatendido en el transportador. El bebé DEBE poder sentarse por sí mismo
antes de poderse usar en posición de carrito de la compra.
ADVERTENCIA: RIESGO DE ASFIXIA
NUNCA se apoye contra el bebé. SIEMPRE asegúrese de que haya suciente
espacio alrededor del rostro de su bebé para proporcionar una fuente de aire
libre.
ADVERTENCIA:
• CONSÉRVELO LEJOS del fuego y fuentes de calor.
• Su equilibrio se puede ver afectado negativamente por su movimiento y el
de su hijo.
• No se incline hacia delante con el bebé en el transportador. No se doble
por la cintura; sólo doble las rodillas para asegurarse de que el bebé se
mantenga jo en el transportador.
• Este transportador no es adecuado para ser usado durante actividades
deportivas.
• ¡IMPORTANTE! El niño debe mirar hacia usted hasta que pueda mantener
erguida la cabeza.
• Asegúrese SIEMPRE de que todas las correas y ajustes estén seguros y de que
su bebé esté debidamente colocado en el transportador antes de cada
uso.
• NO USE EL PRODUCTO SI SE DETECTAN DETERIOROS O PROBLEMAS.
• ¡IMPORTANTE! El transportador se debe ajustar a la persona que lo usa
antes de colocar al bebé en el transportador en las posiciones de mirando
al frente.
• NO use este transportador como jación para el niño en un vehículo de
motor. Este producto no retendrá debidamente a su hijo en caso de un
choque.
• NO coloque más de un niño en el transportador.
• Nunca use más de un transportador a une tiempo.
• NO lo use en las duchas, piscinas o cualquier ambientes de agua.
Advertencias:
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18.
Sugerencias Útiles:
Instrucciones de Lavado:
Lave a máquina en agua fría, por separado, en ciclo suave y con un
detergente suave. NO use blanqueador. NO use suavizantes de telas.
Límpielo con un paño o esponja entre los lavados a máquina. Deje que
seque escurriendo. NO lo planche.
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Posición frontal - Niño mirando hacia usted - Hasta que el niño pueda
sostener erguida la cabeza, ésta es la posición ideal. Le aporta a su
bebé mucho contacto cercano y atención, al tiempo que le deja
libres las manos a usted. En esta posición, puede divertir a su bebé
y establecer lazos con él hablando, tocándose, jugando o
simplemente mirándose a los ojos.
¿Cómo sabe si el bebé está a la altura correcta cuando lo lleva al
frente? - Usted debe poder inclinarse ligeramente y besar la parte
superior de la cabeza de su bebé.
Posición frontal - Niño mirando hacia fuera - Una vez que el niño
pueda sostener erguida la cabeza, está listo para una nueva
aventura. Esta posición le permite explorar visualmente su entorno
al tiempo que mantiene un estrecho contacto con usted.
Al cargar o descargar a su bebé en el transportador, sentarse hará
más seguro el procedimiento.
Es mejor limitar el uso de su transportador a 10 ó 20 minutos hasta que
usted y su bebé estén totalmente cómodos juntos en él.
Al quitar a su bebé del transportador durante un breve tiempo, es útil
dejar un lado totalmente cerrado para eliminar los pasos adicionales
al devolver al bebé al transportador.
Posición de mochila - Niño mirando hacia delante - Cuando su
pequeño se pueda sentar erguido totalmente por sí mismo, llevarlo
en la espalda le permite transportarlo cómodamente durante
períodos de tiempo más prolongados. En estas posición, su bebé
tiene libertad de revisar lo que está pasando a su alrededor y seguir
sabiendo que usted está allí.
Llevar el transportador más cerca de su cuerpo y más alto en la
espalda (o en el pecho cuando lo lleve en posición frontal) reducirá
al mínimo la tensión en su espalda y hombros por el uso prolongado.
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Transportador de Frente:
19.
Hebilla del
Soporte de
la Cabeza/
Tensor
El Fin de la
Correa del
Hombro
Soporte de la
Cabeza y para la
Espalda
Bolsillo de
Almacenamiento.
Gancho
y Lazo
Ajustador de la
Correa Para el
Hombro
Tiras de Fijación
del Babero
Wonder CoverTM:
Mirando hacia
Fuera (adentro,
no se muestra)
Tiras de Fijación
del Babero
Wonder CoverTM:
mirando hacia
usted (adentro,
no se muestra)