Instruction & safety - Coracor wraps

Attention. Always have full supervision over your child and his breathing, you should easily be able to see your child's face and be able to check that he has a clear airway. The wrap should never cover the child's face and the child should have good air circulation. A good way to ensure free airways is to ensure that there is always at least two fingers' width between the child's chin and chest. Check that your child is warm enough.

Position. The child should be placed in an upright squatting position, where the child's knees are higher than the bottom, and the child's pelvic floor is angled towards you. Always support the child's neck until the child can hold their head up by themselves, and always support the child's head when bending or leaning. Ensure that the child is securely attached to the wrap, to eliminate the risk of it falling out. An easy way to check this is to release your hands and feel so that it feels safe and secure with the child in the wrap.

Vicinity. The wrap should sit tight and it should support both your back, and the child's back and thighs (from knee fold to knee fold). The child should be very close to you, in this way the carrying is comfortable and ergonomic for both of you. You can check the tension by placing a hand and pressing gently on the child's back. The child should then not be lifted or moved closer to you. If the wrap is not tight enough, the child may sag, which may cause obstruction to the child's breathing or strain your back. The child should have a naturally slightly rounded back in the wrap. Check that the fabric is smooth over the child's back and that his head is in line with the rest of his body.

Height. The baby's head should be as close to your chin as is comfortable. When you can easily bend your head forward and kiss the baby's head or forehead, the baby is correctly positioned at a good height. Remember that a small child wants to have his hands close to his face.

The Coracor sling is developed according to the SIS safety guidelines for slings intended for a child. However, it is always your responsibility to use this product in accordance with the recommended safety precautions, and to supervise your child at all times. Always consult a doctor or health care professional if your child was born prematurely, has a low birth weight, and/or other medical condition. Coracor is not responsible for damages due to improper use or lack of judgment.

• Be aware of your surroundings, try not to burn, scald or otherwise injure yourself or your child. Do not use the baby wrap when handling hot food and drinks, and when standing near hot surfaces.
• Do not sleep with your child in the sling.
• Keep in mind that your center of gravity changes when you carry, and that the baby's movements can affect your balance.
• Adjust your activity level, a sling is not suitable for training or exercise.
• As the baby becomes more active, its movements can increase the risk of it falling out of the sling.
• Check your sling regularly for signs of wear or damage. Do not use a torn or damaged sling.
• Keep the sling out of the reach of children when not in use, and always away from fire. The carrier is not a toy.