How to use a child carrier

Now lower the child seat into the lowest position. To do this, fold the chin pad up, lift the seat height adjustment buckle, and push the seat down with your hand.

Stand at the back of the carrier and check that it is stable. Always place one foot on the folding leg to secure the carrier during further adjustment steps.

You can now lift the child into the carrier or let them climb in from the side while supporting it. Put the child's arms through the safety belt shoulder straps and fasten the child's chest belt.

The seat height is optimally adjusted when the child's chin is just above the chin pad. The child should be able to see out of the carrier and move their arms as freely as possible. To raise the seat to the ideal height, pull the adjustment strap until the child's chest is level with the seat height adjustment buckle. Support the movement of the seat from below using your other hand.

The shoulder strap attachment of the safety belt should be located between the child's shoulder blades: Reach behind the child's back, loosen the Velcro strap of the shoulder strap, and press it back into the appropriate position.

Then pull the shoulder straps of the 5-point safety belt tight, but not too tight. Fold the chin pad down.

Close the side access and tighten the straps on the two side straps.

The width of the seat cushion varies in relation to the set height and, in conjunction with the footrests, allows for an age-appropriate sitting position. Depending on the seating position, the footrests must be installed in the upper A) or lower B) position/buckle. When changing the position, the footrests should be kept out of the child's reach. The following generally applies: For smaller children with a higher seat setting, attach the footrests to the upper position. For larger children with a lower seating position, attach the footrests in the lower position. Accordingly, you can set the ideal height of the continuously adjustable footrests by pulling or loosening the straps.