• Baby’s safety is your responsibility.

• Always use common sense when using a wrap.

• Ensure that your baby has a good air supply and is able to breathe freely. Make sure there is no fabric over his/her face or mouth.

• Be aware of your child’s body heat when using a wrap.  It provides extra layers of fabric and therefore warmth for you both. You also share each others body heat, so adjust yours choice of clothing to these facts. Make sure to warm your baby’s legs if necessary.

• Always make sure your baby is well wrapped. Wrap tightly and ensure that your baby is adequately supported by the wrap. Make a good ‘seat’ by tucking a good amount of fabric under his/her bum and ensuring that the fabric is spread knee pit to knee pit.

• Make sure your baby’s head is supported and knees are at the same height or higher than hips. This ‘froggy-like’ position provides optional positioning for knee and hip joints.

• You should always be able to kiss the top of your baby’s head when using a front carry.

• Always tie your wrap securely with a double knot.

• When practicing back carries do it over a soft surface or with someone ready to help.

• Always check your wrap before every use for any signs of wear and tear. Stop using it immediately if you notice any damage.

• Do not ride a bike, drive vehicles or even operate machinery and avoid strenuous activities when using a wrap.

• Never leave a wrap around your child unsupervised.

• You can always ask us for advice or visit a babywearing consultant near to you.Omnifera cannot be held liable for any accidents that occur as a result of the misuse of your wrap.