Baby Carrier We and We Air - Baby swing BabyBjörn - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Soft baby carrier
Brand	BabyBjörn
Model	Baby Carrier We and We Air
Recommended age	From birth to approx. 3 years
Minimum weight	3.5 kg (8 lb)
Maximum weight	15 kg (33 lb)
Minimum height	53 cm (21 in)
Maximum height	100 cm (40 in)
Carrying positions	Facing you (newborn and baby), on the back (from 12 months)
Adjustable height	Newborn height (up to 62-68 cm) and lower baby height (from 62 cm)
Main material (We)	100% cotton
Main material (We Air)	100% polyester (mesh)
Other textiles	100% polyester
Care	Machine wash delicate cycle warm water, mild detergent, hang to dry. No bleach or fabric softener. Do not iron the padding or mesh.
Safety standards	EN 13209-2:2005 and ASTM F2236
Warranty	2 years against defects in materials and workmanship
Included accessories	Adjustable head support, leg attachments for small weights
Features	Safety buckles, waist belt, adjustable shoulder straps, height zipper
Use	Walking only, do not use for sports or driving
Repairability	Contact customer service or retailer for warranty repair

Frequently Asked Questions - Baby Carrier We and We Air BabyBjörn

From what age can I use the baby carrier?

From birth, provided your baby weighs at least 3.5 kg and is at least 53 cm tall. Use the newborn height until about 4 months.

Can I carry my baby facing outward?

No, this baby carrier is designed only for facing you (front) or on the back (from 12 months). Never carry facing outward.

How to adjust the height of the baby carrier?

For a newborn, fully close the newborn height zipper. When baby measures between 62 and 100 cm, open the zipper to switch to lower baby height.

When to use the leg attachments?

The leg attachments should be used for children weighing between 3.5 and 4.5 kg (8 to 10 lb). They reduce the leg opening for better safety.

How to care for the baby carrier?

Machine wash delicate cycle in warm water with a mild detergent. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Hang to dry; do not put in the dryer.

Can I iron the baby carrier?

You can iron the cotton at a warm temperature, but never iron the padding or mesh fabric of the We Air model.

Is it safe to carry my baby on the back?

Yes, from 12 months. Carefully follow the instructions in the manual to avoid falls. Regularly check that your child is properly seated.

What are the suffocation risks?

Babies under 4 months can suffocate if their face is too close to your body. Ensure baby's face is clear at all times. Never sleep with baby in the baby carrier.

What to do if the baby carrier is damaged?

Do not use a damaged baby carrier. Contact BabyBjörn customer service at 866-424-0200 or visit www.babybjorn.com. Under warranty, you can get a replacement or repair.

Can I use the baby carrier in a car or on a bike?

No. Never use a soft baby carrier in a car (driver or passenger) or during sports or leisure activities. It is designed only for walking.

USER MANUAL Baby Carrier We and We Air BabyBjörn

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IMPORTANT!

KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. Please read this manual carefully before using the baby carrier.

IMPORTANT!

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ENGLISH 4-9

FRANÇAIS 10-15

ESPAÑOL 16-21

Baby Carrier We

Congratulations! Choosing BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier We will ensure a long-lasting ergonomic carrying and maximum comfort for you and child from birth up to approx. three years. Min. 8 lb/3.5 kg, 21 in/53 cm. Max. 33 lb/15 kg, 40 in/100 cm. Please read this manual carefully and visit www.babybjorn.com to learn all about your new baby carrier.

The baby carrier's parts

Head support buckle Back yoke Shoulder strap adjustment Waist belt buckle Shoulder strap Head support Front buckle Leg strap Waist belt

CHOOSE HEIGHT

Newborn Height zip, max 68 cm. Lower Baby Height, min 62 cm.

For newborn: close the Newborn Height zip entirely. Interval 62-68 cm and up to 100 cm: use the lower Baby Height (open zip). When in interval to start with lower Baby Height depends on baby's proportions and what you both find comfortable.

CORRECT CARRYING POSITIONS

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NEWBORN
Facing inwards

Newborn height O-approx. 4 months Min. 8 lb/3.5 kg, 21 in/53 cm

IMPORTANT!

The child should only be carried facing inwards in this baby carrier.

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BABY FROM 62-68 CM

Facing inwards Lower Baby Height Approx. 4-36 months Max. 33 lb/15 kg

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FROM 1 YEAR
Back carrying

Lower Baby Height 12-approx. 36 months Max. 33 lb/15 kg, 40 in/100 cm

How to put on the baby carrier

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1. Put on the baby carrier like a pullover.

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1. Adjust the back yoke by moving it vertically and sideways to ensure a comfortable fit. Keep the back yoke low for best comfort.

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1. Fasten the waist belt around the back. It is locked when you hear a click. Tighten by pulling the straps evenly on both sides.

How to place your child in the baby carrier

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1. Loosen the shoulder straps by lifting the outer edge of the buckles.

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1. Unbutton the head support on both sides by pushing the button and pulling upwards. Unbutton the front buckle by pushing the button and pulling downwards/inwards.

IMPORTANT!

A child too big to use the armholes can rest their arms above the armholes.

A child can use the a rest their the arm

1. Place the child in the baby carrier facing you, with the legs on either side of the front, and the arms through the armholes.

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1. Fasten the front buckle and the head support buckle on both sides. It is locked when you hear a click.

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1. Adjust the head support. To tighten, carefully pull the adjustment straps. To loosen, lift the outer edge of the buckles.

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1. Tighten by pulling the shoulder straps evenly on both sides. Fasten the leg straps on both sides for a child smaller than 10 lb/4.5 kg.

How to remove your child

Unfasten the leg straps if they are being used. Unfasten the head support buckles. Loosen the shoulder straps and unfasten the front buckle. Take out your child.

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How to carry your child on your back

From 12 months your child is old enough to be carried on your back. Start by placing your child in the baby carrier facing you, see pics 1-3 and 1-6 on previous pages. Then follow the instructions below.

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1. Loosen the shoulder straps by lifting the outer edge of the buckles.

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1. Slip your right arm upwards under the shoulder strap.

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1. Slip your left arm downwards under the lower part of the shoulder strap. The shoulder strap is now a closed loop around your body.

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1. Lift your child from underneath and carefully move him or her round your body under your raised right arm.

IMPORTANT!

Do not hold onto the safety buckle when moving your child around to your back.

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1. Lift the right shoulder strap back in place. Make sure it is not twisted.

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1. Slide the left shoulder strap back in place. Place the back yoke where it is comfortable by adjusting it vertically and sideways. Tighten the waist belt and shoulder straps.

How to remove your child from the back

With your child on your back, please follow steps 1-6 again. But this time, move your child round from your back to your front under your raised right arm.

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS

Machine wash separately in warm water, mild detergent, gentle cycle, and drip dry (no dryer). Do not use chlorine bleach or fabric softener. Iron only at low temperature and never iron the trim.

Do not iron mesh fabric.

Improper care will void any and all warranties.

SAFETY APPROVAL

BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier We meets the safety requirements of EN13209-2:2005 and ASTM F2236.

FABRIC INFORMATION

Cotton Main fabric: 100% cotton.

Other fabrics: 100% polyester.

Mesh 100% polyester.

Important!

Premature infants, infants with respiratory problems, and infants under 4 months are at greatest risk of suffocation.

Never use a soft carrier when balance or mobility is impaired because of exercise, drowsiness, or medical conditions.

Avoid dressing your child too warmly.

Never wear a soft carrier while driving or being a passenger in a motor vehicle.

Never use a soft carrier while engaging in activities such as cooking and cleaning which involve a heat source or exposure to chemicals.

The baby carrier is NOT suitable for use during sports or other leisure activities.

Check to assure all buckles, snaps, straps, and adjustments are secure before each use.

Check for ripped seams, torn straps or fabric and damaged fasteners before each use.

WARNING! FALL AND SUFFOCATION HAZARD

FALL HAZARD - Infants can fall through a wide leg opening or out of baby carrier.

• Hold your baby closely at all times until correctly attached.
• Make sure baby's legs are straddling the seat and arms extend through arm holes.
• Small children can fall through a leg opening. Adjust the leg openings to fit the child's legs snugly.
• Before each use, make sure all buckles are secure.
  • Take special care when leaning or walking.
• Never bend at waist; bend at knees.
• This baby carrier is designed for use by adults while walking only.
• Only use this baby carrier for children between 8 lb/3.5 kg (21 in/53 cm) and 33 lb/15 kg.
• Ensure proper placement of child in product including leg placement.
• For children of 0–approx. 4 month always use the upper newborn height.

• The leg straps must be used for children weighing 8–10 lb/3.5–4.5 kg.

• Your balance may be adversely affected by your own or your child's movements.

• Regularly check that your child is comfortably and securely seated in the baby carrier, especially when using as a back carrier.
• Never use a damaged baby carrier.

SUFFOCATION HAZARD - Infants under 4 months can suffocate in this product if face is pressed tight against your body.

• Back carrying only after 12 months old.
• Do not strap baby too tight against your body.
• Allow room for head movement.
• Keep infant's face free from obstructions at all times.
• Never lie down or sleep with baby in the baby carrier.
• Inspect the baby carrier regularly for any signs of wear and tear.
• Do not carry your child facing outwards in this baby carrier.

2 YEAR EXPRESS WARRANTY

BABYBJÖRN warrants to the original consumer purchaser that this product will be free from defects resulting from material, design or workmanship for two (2) years from the original date of purchase.

If any defect is discovered within six (6) months from the date of purchase, we ask you to call the retailer where the product was purchased, to arrange for the replacement of the defective product. If this is not possible, please contact BabySwede LLC., following the instructions below.

If any defect is discovered after six (6) months and within two (2) years from the date of purchase, we ask you to call BabySwede LLC at 866-424-0200 You will be given a return authorization number and asked to send us the defective product, postage prepaid, along with proof of purchase. Please send the product to: BabySwede LLC, 1157 Rockside Road, Cleveland, OH 44134.

If BabySwede determines that the product is defective, BabySwede will either repair or replace the product and return it to you, all at BabySwede's expense.

This warranty applies only to defective original material, or to defects arising from faulty workmanship. The warranty does not apply to defects resulting from normal wear and tear, product misuse, after market product alterations, or failure to follow use and care instructions supplied with the product.

The warranty detailed above shall be in lieu of any and all other warranties. All other warranties, including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are hereby expressly disclaimed.

Porte-bébé We

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