*Read your carrier instructions fully and carefully
It is important that you read all instructions supplied with your baby carrier. Babyroo is not liable for any injury caused by the misuse of any of the products we sell.
We strongly advise you to have a second person to hand when you are first trying out your new sling and until you are confident and relaxed when using it. We also recommend standing, kneeling or sitting on a soft surface when practising with a new carrier or position.
Please carefully read the T.I.C.K.S safety information to ensure you have baby positioned correctly. Ensure that your baby's face is uncovered so that he/she can breath freely at all times and that they do not have their chin pressed against their chest while in the sling. Check them regularly and listen to their breathing to ensure it is regular and not too noisy (grunting is an indication of laboured breathing).
We strongly advise you to have a second person to hand when you are first trying out your new sling and until you are confident and relaxed when using it. We also recommend standing, kneeling or sitting on a soft surface when practising with a new carrier or position.
Please carefully read the T.I.C.K.S safety information to ensure you have baby positioned correctly. Ensure that your baby's face is uncovered so that he/she can breath freely at all times and that they do not have their chin pressed against their chest while in the sling. Check them regularly and listen to their breathing to ensure it is regular and not too noisy (grunting is an indication of laboured breathing).
*Download T.I.C.K.S Safety information for baby wearing - Make sure your baby is safe
Moby Safety Check - Look, Listen and Feel
These checks should also be used with other baby carriers
Babys chin off their chest
Face is visible
"Seat belt" is securing baby's entire back and shoulders
Baby is in a seated position
with knees up above bottom
Baby is carried above wearers hips
Fabric is spread to the hollows of baby's knees
Am I wrapped correctly?
Baby should fit snugly in the Moby Wrap.
When bending forward baby should not come away
from your body.
When bending forward baby should not come away
from your body.
Your Moby is too loose if baby pulls away from your body when you lean forward.
Readjust your wrap if it is too loose by removing baby from wrap, untying and pulling fabric tighter. Then retie.
Readjust your wrap if it is too loose by removing baby from wrap, untying and pulling fabric tighter. Then retie.