Is
Your Carrier the Right Size?
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Sizing is very important with the New Native® Baby Carrier, as it is one continuous piece of
fabric, with a deep pocket. It's a simple design,
free of belts and buckles, providing the most comfort
and ease of mobility for you and your baby. To check
for correct sizing, you need to size the carrier
with your baby in it. The lowest part of the
carrier (with the baby in it) should not
hang below the top of your thigh. If it is too long
you will bump the baby when you are walking, and it
could put strain on your back. The carrier is too
small if the bottom of it hangs above your belly button
(with the baby in it). When sized correctly,
the carrier with your baby will fall within your center
of gravity, and feel extremely comfortable. Call or
email us if you need help with sizing.
Washing
Instructions
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Machine wash light colors in warm water. Do not use
bleach! Wash dark carriers with like colors in cold
water. Tumble dry on low setting. Remove promptly.
Exchanges and Returns
Retailers of our products may not accept returns or exchanges after the carrier has been washed. Check with your place of purchase for their policies.
If the fabric is cut or torn, or the carrier is altered in any way, we will not accept the carrier for exchange or return. New Native does not accept returns that were not purchased directly from us. If you did purchase your carrier from us please see our exchanges and refunds page on our website for important policies and procedures regarding exchanges.
Making
Your Carrier Smaller
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The New Native Baby Carrier can be made smaller by
sewing a simple seam across the shoulder area. This
can be taken out later if your baby needs more room.(Note: Once an alteration has been made we cannot honor a refund or exchange.)
Test First—Use pins to take
your carrier in. Adjust the carrier to a comfortable
length. Remove tacking stitch at the shoulder area,
and open your carrier up, inside out. Flatten carrier
out with the bottom seam along one edge. (see Figure
1)
Mark— the line that you wish
to sew (see A), with pins or chalk. Sew across the
length of the carrier and back again.
Open the carrier up (see Figure 2), lay the extra
fabric over and stitch down. (Figures 3 and 4). Now
turn your carrier back right side out and fold it
in half to make the pocket again.
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