All About Flexi Plus Carrier

How to set your carrier correctly

One of the key aspects of ergonomic babywearing is achieving a snug and comfortable fit.
Follow our guidelines to ensure the carrier is adjusted to support your baby’s hips and spine correctly.
We understand that visual learning is essential for many parents.
Our tutorial page includes detailed video demonstrations, allowing you to see the proper techniques in action.

1. Step – Set the width of seat based on your child’s size


Width of the seat is set by studs on the inner and inside of the waistband.
The International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI) recommends baby’s hips to be spread apart and flexed
with the thighs supported upto the knee joint,
forming an “M“.

Narrow waistband seat for newborns

Medium set waistband seat

Fully extended waistband seat

2. Step – Set the outside of the carrier based on where child will face 

Decide whether you intend to carry your child towards you – inward (front or back).
Or you child will be facing outwards (recommended 6-12months).

Use this setting to face child towards caregiver
(front or back)

Use this setting to face your child outwards
recommended 6-12 months

3. Step – You are now ready to carry your child


Follow the instructions in the below tutorial. 
Remember to follow T.I.C.K.S. for safe baby-wearing 

All About Flexi Carrier

How to set your carrier correctly

One of the key aspects of ergonomic babywearing is achieving a snug and comfortable fit.
Follow our guidelines to ensure the carrier is adjusted to support your baby’s hips and spine correctly.
We understand that visual learning is essential for many parents.
Our tutorial page includes detailed video demonstrations, allowing you to see the proper techniques in action.

1. Step – Set the width of seat based on your child’s size


Width of the seat is set by studs on the inner and inside of the waistband.
The International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI) recommends baby’s hips to be spread apart and flexed
with the thighs supported upto the knee joint,
forming an “M“.

Narrow waistband seat for newborns

Medium set waistband seat

Fully extended waistband seat

2. Step – Set the outside of the carrier based on your child size


Adjust the length of the carrier by pulling the shoulder straps

Use the shoulder straps to adjust the length of the carrier
(fully tighten for newborn – carrier becomes shorter)

3. Step – You are now ready to carry your child


Follow the instructions in the below tutorial. 
Remember to follow T.I.C.K.S. for safe baby-wearing 

 FRONT CARRY
Always set the seat to fit the baby from the inside of one knee to the inside of the other to support the upper legs and hips correctly.

FORWARD FACING
From 6 months onwards. Restrict outward facing to 30 minutes. Baby should never sleep in this position.

Tip: Lengthen the shoulder straps. Set the seat size to small. Position baby in FRONT of the waist belt, and not on top of it so that baby sits on a part of the body panel

FOLDING YOUR CARRIER
Roll up your carrier for compact storage

BACK CARRY
From 6 months onward. Make sure you position the waistband snuggly and high around your waist to that the baby is positioned high against the back.

TIDY UP EXTRA LENGTH STRAPS
Roll up all extra straps to keep your carrier tidy once you have adjusted it to your size.

SAFETY BUCKLE
Look at the features of the safety buckle

All About Pure Linen Slings

How to set your ring sling correctly

One of the key aspects of ergonomic babywearing is achieving a snug and comfortable fit.
Follow our guidelines to ensure the carrier is adjusted to support your baby’s hips and spine correctly.
We understand that visual learning is essential for many parents.
Our tutorial page includes detailed video demonstrations, allowing you to see the proper techniques in action.

1. Step –  Thread your ring sling before first use


Follow the instructions as per our tutorial, on how to thread our sling before first use.

2. Step – You are now ready to carry your child


Follow the instructions in the below tutorial.
The International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI) recommends baby’s hips be spread apart and flexed
with the thighs supported up to the knee joint,
forming an “M“.
Remember to follow T.I.C.K.S. for safe baby-wearing 

HOW TO USE RING SLING WITH NEWBORN

HOW TO HIP CARRY YOUR TODDLER

All About Stretchi Wrap

How to use stretchi wrap correctly

One of the key aspects of ergonomic babywearing is achieving a snug and comfortable fit.
Follow our guidelines to ensure the carrier is adjusted to support your baby’s hips and spine correctly.
We understand that visual learning is essential for many parents.
Our tutorial page includes detailed video demonstrations, allowing you to see the proper techniques in action.

1. Step – Follow the tutorial


Tye the stretchy fabric in the same manner as shown in the video.
The International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI) recommends baby’s hips be spread apart and flexed
with the thighs supported up to the knee joint,
forming an “M“.
Remember to follow T.I.C.K.S for safe babywearing.

Step by step

 

  1. Locate the center of the wrap – the center is marked by a Zozinette logo.
  2. Place the wrap’s center below your breast line and flatten it across your stomach.

3. Wrap it over your back and then cross it over your lower back. Take the two ends of the wrap.

  1. Pull the long pieces (the ones you crossed behind your back) over your shoulders.

5. Smooth/tighten the fabric.

Stretch the panels in front of you until they are tight (this will tighten the part that is wrapped around your belly). You’ll also want to check for smoothness and no bunched-up cloth (particularly on your back).

6. Insert fabric panels inside the belly panel.

7. Tighten/smooth once more

Check that everything is tight and smooth once more.

  1. Cross long panels in front.

Cross the long fabric panels (the ones underneath the central panel) in front of you.

9. Wrap the fabric panels behind your back.

Loop the long panels of fabric (that you just crossed) behind your back. Then cross and wrap again in front of you.

10. Draw lengthy panels in front of you and tie them together.

Tie the long panels you just looped around your body around your waist.
I usually tie them in a bow. You can do a double knot, a bow, or tie them at your side or behind you – whichever is most comfortable for you!

11. At this point, you are ready to wrap your little one.

 

 

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Should you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at info@zozinette.co.za