How to use Caboo +organic and +cotton blend carriers - Instructions

Caboo +Organic and Caboo +Cotton Blend Instructional Video
Caboo (urban definition: to be close to someone) is the UK's premier soft baby carrier; to Caboo is as simple with your newborn as it is with your nipper, whenever, wherever and however you use it!
The secure straps support your baby from the top of their head to the base of their spine, with excellent head and neck support and baby is held in the recommended 'frog legged' or 'M' position to fully support their developing hips and spine.
The T.I.C.K.S. Rules for Safe Babywearing
Keep your baby close and keep your baby safe. When you are wearing a sling or carrier, don't forget the T.I.C.K.S!
T - Tight - Slings and carriers should be tight enough to hug your baby close to you, as this will be most comfortable for you both...
I - In view at all times - You should always be able to see your baby's face by simpling glancing down...
C - Close enough to kiss - Your baby's head should be as close to your chin as is comfortable...
K - Keep chin off the chest - A baby should never be curled so their chin is forced onto their chest, as this can restrict their breathing...
S - Supported back - In an upright carrier a baby should be held comfortably close to the wearer so their back is supported in its natural position and their tummy and chest are against you...
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[@user-cw4np3mu8w]

Thanks

[@heergadhavi4912]

Very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻💜💜

[@resetstudyscd8094]

I don't understand the note about breastfeeding, to alternate the straps?

[@jasminecorby7285]

I'm sure it ment if your left handed??...

[@qtlivinhappy]

You can probably breastfeed baby while using the caboo but you need to be able to tilt baby in the direction of the inwards panel. Therefore you need to switch it if you want to breastfeed on the side of the outside panel.

[@impulzive]

Be warned, do not try to learn this why baby is crying

[@lucywestbury3396]

I’ve had one of these handed down to me. I wore it yesterday with baby and felt very secure and comfortable however I have just been advised by a Friend that it should have had a cover sleeve and shouldn’t have been worn without it. How important is it and why? As I checked so many times that he was secure and I felt confident

[@cindyvillalva02]

good for lla of people

[@hattekid]

Can it be used without the last piece, or can it be replaced? I lost it.

[@qtlivinhappy]

I would say definitely not. I tried at home many times and clearly the baby isn’t as safe in there. Baby wraps need that third layer that goes across and keeps them snug. Sorry!

[@marycaptain3527]

First position can be damaging for newborn's back under 4 months. This idea can be good if you aren't going to use elastic wrap

[@banyamah]

in what way please? how do you know this can be damaging

[@SG0779]

That’s not true as long as their spine is on a c shape.

[@kasseykassey1740]

My baby doesn't like to be in the sling... 😔

[@bernadettemccarthyflahive5357]

Be warned, I was using the sling while leaning over and my baby slid out of it. It went in the bin after that.

[@simonajurgauskaite6610]

You're not suppose to lean in that, it's for carrying a baby not attaching it completely to yourself, should've secured him with the hand

[@qtlivinhappy]

Sorry to hear that happened !! But the caboo definitely is a great product. I’m a fan. That extra outer layer keeps baby safer but isn’t 100% secure in my life experience compared to using a huge scarf and tying it the classic way. Whenever I have to bend over I use my hand for extra security. Sorry again that happened - must’ve been terrifying. Xx

[@Draondusoleil]

THAT THING DAMAGE baby's leg .. is awful

[@CloseParentLtd]

Hi, We can assure you that our baby carriers all adhere to the T.I.C.K.S. guidelines for safe babywearing and do not harm the baby's legs in any way. All of our newborn Caboos are endorsed as being hip healthy carriers by the Hip Dysplasia Institute and are safety tested to the highest standards. Thank you