Yaro Slings Hug User manual

Yaro Hug
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
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Instruction Manual | 02 Yaro Hug
IMPORTANT! KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AND USE
WARNING
FALL AND SUFFOCATION
HAZARD
FALL HAZARD – INFANTS CAN FALL
THROUGH A WIDE LEG OPENING OR OUT
OF CARRIER.
• BEFORE EACH USE, MAKE SURE ALL
BUCKLES ARE SECURE.
• TAKE SPECIAL CARE WHEN LEANING
OR WALKING.
• NEVER BEND AT WAIST; BEND AT
KNEES.
• ONLY USE THIS CARRIER FOR CHIL-
DREN BETWEEN 6.6 LBS AND 50 LBS
(3 KG AND 22 KG).
• TO PREVENT HAZARDS FROM FALL-
ING ENSURE THAT YOUR CHILD IS
SECURELY POSITIONED IN THE CAR-
RIER.
• NEVER LEAVE CHILD UNATTENDED
IN OR WITH THE YARO FLEX CARRIER.
SUFFOCATION HAZARD – INFANTS UNDER
4 MONTHS CAN SUFFOCATE IN THIS PROD-
UCT IF FACE IS PRESSED TIGHT AGAINST
YOUR BODY.
• DO NOT STRAP INFANT TOO TIGHT
AGAINST YOUR BODY.
• ALLOW ROOM FOR HEAD MOVEMENT.
• KEEP INFANT’S FACE FREE FROM OB-
STRUCTIONS AT ALL TIMES.
• CONSTANTLY MONITOR YOUR CHILD
AND ENSURE THE MOUTH AND NOSE
ARE UNOBSTRUCTED.
• FOR PRE-TERM, LOW BIRTHWEIGHT
BABIES AND CHILDREN WITH MED-
ICAL CONDITIONS, SEEK ADVICE
FROM A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL BE-
FORE USING THIS PRODUCT.
• ENSURE YOUR CHILD’S CHIN IS
NOT RESTING ON ITS CHEST AS ITS
BREATHING MAY BE RESTRICTED
WITH COULD LEAD TO SUFFOCA-
TION.
IMPORTANT! KEEP ONE HAND ON YOUR
CHILD UNTIL ALL STRAPS ARE PROPERLY
SECURED AND FASTENED.
IMPORTANT! BABY MUST BE CARRIED IN
FRONT CARRY POSITION UNTIL THEY ARE
ABLE TO HOLD THEIR HEAD UPRIGHT.
THIS CARRIER IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE
IN THE OUTWARD FACING POSITION.
Important Safety Tips and Information:
Read all instructions before assembling
and using the so carrier.
Keep instructions for future use.
Your child must be worn in the front carry
position, facing in, until your child develops a
proper head and body control and can come to
a sit independently.
In this position you have your hands free while
you can still interact with your child through
sound, sight, and touch. Pay attention to your
child and watch for the signs of discomfort and
distress and immediately take your child out of
the carrier if your child continues to show signs
of discomfort.
Never allow your child to be carried, held, or
placed in a position that forces the chin of your
child to rest on its chest. is position can re-
strict your child’s ability to breath. is rule
applies to babies held in your arms, in a baby
carrier, in a car seat, or any other kind of seat or
resting position. Newborn under 4 months do
not have the proper muscle control to open air-
ways if they are placed in this kind of position.
Inspect your carrier regularly for the signs of
wear, tear and damage. Check to assure all
buckles, straps and adjustments are secure be-
fore each use.

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Check for ripped seams, torn straps, or fabric
and damaged buckles before each use. Discon-
tinue use if the carrier is damaged in any way.
Never open the waist belt while a child is in the
carrier.
Ensure proper placement of the child in the
carrier including the leg placement accord-
ing to the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
Check on the child oen. Reposition the child
periodically.
Premature infants, infants with respiratory
problems, and infants under 4 months are at
greatest risk of suocation.
Your movement and the child’s movement may
aect your balance. Take care when bending
and leaning forward and sideways.
Never use a so carrier when your balance
or mobility is impaired because of exercise,
drowsiness, or medical conditions.
e carrier should not be used if the wearer is
impaired by alcohol or drug, or if the wearer
is tired or in pain, as balance and reexes may
be impaired. If the person using the carrier de-
velops shoulder, back, or neck problems, dis-
continue its use and consult a qualied medical
professional.
Never use a so carrier while engaging in ac-
tivities such as cooking and cleaning, holding
hot drinks, etc. which involve a heat source or
exposure to chemicals.
Be careful when drinking hot drinks to avoid
spilling hot drinks onto the child while using
the carrier.
Child could become too hot in this product.
Check the core temperature by touching the
child’s body with your bare hand.
is carrier is NOT intended to be used for
child facing-out position.
Always support your child while adjusting the
t. Don’t let go of your child until the carrier is
properly buckled and adjusted.
Make sure you hear all buckles click when con-
necting and test to make sure they are secure.
is carrier is intended for use by healthy
adults only. e carrier should not be used by
a person with any problem or medical condi-
tion that might interfere with the safe use of the
carrier.
We advise practicing in front of a mirror and/
or with someone else present to assist you until
you feel condent handling the carrier.
Know your personal limitations. When start-
ing to use the carrier for the rst time, we sug-
gest practicing at home and for short periods
of time. Increase your time of use once you un-
derstand yours and your child’s comfort levels.
Never lie down or sleep with child in the car-
rier.
e carrier is not intended to be used while in
the water.
Never jog, run or do any other activity that
subjects your child to strong shaking or bounc-
ing motions. ese motions can damage your
child’s neck, spine, or brain.
Never wear a so carrier while driving or being
a passenger in a motor vehicle.
Never wear your child in the carrier while cy-
cling.
Do not put loose items in the carrier with your
child that are potentially choking hazards or
that might poke your child or cover your child’s
face.
Do not put sharp objects in the pockets.
Never place more than one baby in the carrier.
Never use or wear more than one carrier at a
time.
Keep the carrier away from children when it is
not in use.
Never carry a child that is too heavy for your
stature.
If using the carrier while breastfeeding, always
move the baby’s face away from the breast af-
ter the baby is done feeding and return to the
proper position.
Always fasten the buckles when the carrier is
in use.

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Yaro Hug is an ergonomic one-piece carrier designed as one size to t all. Yaro Hug is suitable for
children between 3 kg (6.6 lb) and 22 kg (50 lb).
About Yaro Hug
Washing and Care
– hand wash at up to 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahren-
heit);
– close all buckles and velcro patches before washing;
– do not wash your Yaro Hug too oen, as too frequent
washing weakens the materials and seams;
– individual stains can be removed with a damp sponge;
– do not iron padded parts: hip belt and shoulder straps.
Disclaimer
Yaro uses high quality and safe dyes to ensure that the colors remain solid
as long as possible. However, the colors may fade with multiple washing
or extended exposure to sun light. Yaro cannot be held responsible for
faded colors due to washing and exposure to the sun light.

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Yaro Hug Adjustment Features
to create a perfect t for the child and the babywearer
1. 3-point safety buckle. Press all 3
points to open the buckle.
2. Removable cushion to reduce the
pressure points.
3. Correct placement of the buckle
with safety elastic.
4-6. Back panel width can be adjusted. Adust the width as necessary and x with the velcro.

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Yaro Hug Adjustment Features
to create a perfect t for the child and the babywearer
7. e height
of the back
panel can be
adjusted.
8. Pull the
webbing down
to shorten the
height of the
back panel as
needed.
9. e length
of the shoul-
der straps can
be adjusted as
necessary. Pull
the webbing up
to shorten the
straps.
10. e correct attachment of the shoulder straps to
the side of the back panel with safety elastic.
11. e neck width of the back
panel can be adjusted with the help
of the cords with stoppers. Adjust
the cord equally from both sides.
12. e head support cap is re-
movable. Use the head support cap
to support the head of the sleeping
child.
WRONG CORRECT

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Yaro Hug Adjustment Features
to create a perfect t for the child and the babywearer
17-20. e connection strap for the shoulder straps can slide up or down. e connection strap can also be taken o and
placed higher or lower on the black webbing, depending on the needs of the wearer.
14-16. e newborn buckle is located inside the hip belt. When the newborn buckle is no longer
needed, it can be hidden in the hip belt.

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Front Carry Baby
2. Attach the
shoulder strap
to the newborn
straps.
3. Adjust the
width of the back
panel as necessary
and take the baby.
Hold the baby in
the middle of the
back panel, then
li the back panel.
Keep supporting
the back of your
child with one
hand at all times.
1. Close the hip band with the
safety buckle.
4-6. Place the shoulder straps on your
shoulders, one by one. Keep the baby sup-
port with one hand at all times.

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Front Carry Baby
7-8. Close the
connection strap
on your back. e
connection strap
holds the shoul-
der straps and
prevents them
from falling apart.
e connection
strap can slide up
or down. 9. e newborn straps should be
placed under the legs of the child, not
above the legs of the child.
WRONG
CORRECT
10-11. Adjust the length of the shoulder
straps for a comfortable t.
12-13. Variation: shoulder straps can be
crossed on the back.
14. Final position.

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Front Carry Toddler
1. Close the hip band
and tighten it for a
comfortable t.
2. Hold
the child
on your
front in the
middle of
the back
panel and
li the back
panel. Keep
supporting
the back
6-7. Adjust
the shoulder
straps for the
comfortable
t; ensure the
M-position of
the child – but
lower than the
knies.
8-9. Var ia-
tion: it is pos-
sible to cross
the shoulder
straps on the
back.
of your child with one hand at all
times.
3-5. Put the shoulder straps on your shoulders one by one and close
the connection strap on your back.

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Back Carry
3-5. Transfer the child together with the carrier to your back.
1-2.
Follow
steps 1 and
2 from the
Front Carry
Toddler,
then grab
the shoulder
straps in one
hand while
securing the
child between the straps and the panel.
6-8. Put
both shoud-
ler straps on
your shoul-
ders.
9. Close the
connection strap
on your chest.

Please, be sure to review the safety rules included in this manual. Always inspect the
condition of the Yaro Hug carrier prior to each use. Do not use the carrier unless it is
fully functional.
We provide a limited warranty for the Yaro Hug carrier against defects in
materials and workmanship. We will either repair or replace any part of the Yaro
Hug carrier during the rst year aer purchase. Our products are hand made
within the EU and may have slight variations which do not aect their safety.
Normal wear, fabric fading, material crease, thread shiing, minor dierences in
measurements, common woven wraps cosmetic issues such as nubs, slubs,
minor aws, knots, are not considered manufacturing aws and are not
covered under the limited warranty.
Warranty does not extend if the product has been altered in any way
from its original state. e term “altered” is dened as including, with-
out limit, dyeing, painting, applications, embroidery, fabrics additions or
removals made aer purchase. Warranty coverage does not include
damage caused by baby chewing on the carrier, misuse or any other
use of the carrier that is not according to the instructions stated in this
manual. Snags and rips in the fabric from outside forces are not covered
under the warranty. We are not responsible for the warranty coverage
for any product which has been purchased second hand. Proof of the
purchase will always be required for any returns, repairs or exchanges.
Should you have a warranty claim, please contact us here and let us
know: [e-mail].
Limited Warranty