1. Make sure baby is not curled up tightly in a chin-to-chest position.
2. Make sure you can see the baby’s face. If you have to move the fabric away from your baby’s face, you need to adjust the baby's position.
3. Keep your baby close enough to kiss. If you bend your head down, you should be able to kiss the top of their head.
4. Make sure your baby carrier mimics an “in arms’’ position. That is, when your baby is in the sling, he/she should be in the same position that he/she would be if you were carrying him/her in your arms: fairly snug to your chest and somewhat close to your face.
2. Make sure you can see the baby’s face. If you have to move the fabric away from your baby’s face, you need to adjust the baby's position.
3. Keep your baby close enough to kiss. If you bend your head down, you should be able to kiss the top of their head.
4. Make sure your baby carrier mimics an “in arms’’ position. That is, when your baby is in the sling, he/she should be in the same position that he/she would be if you were carrying him/her in your arms: fairly snug to your chest and somewhat close to your face.
