p16 Upsee User Manual
are not intended to bear the
child’s weight as in a suspension
harness. “Tuning” the shoulder
straps demands tightening and
lengthening these straps until
you nd the right level of support
where the trunk is supported
without suspending the child from
their shoulders. After you start
walking you may have to readjust
again as there is a settling in of
the harness and straps that occurs
over the rst few minutes of
walking.
Remember – do not over tighten the
straps as this will cause the child to
hang in the harness, placing you at
risk of back strain or losing balance.
SECTION 9.3:
Removing your Upsee
The common sense guidance for
removing your Upsee is to reverse the
steps you took to put it on. However
the stages and safety warnings are
highlighted below.
Ensure the four connecting straps
on your adult belt are extended
again before sitting down. You risk
bending your child backwards at an
uncomfortable angle if you do not
do this. Remember to give additional
support to your child once the straps
are loosened.
• Sit down slowly, supporting your
child at the same time.
• Guide your child’s bottom towards
the seat to “perch” on it.
• Remove all four connecting straps
from your child’s harness (two grey
at the shoulders and two black at
the lower back).
• Undo your feet from the double
sandals then your child’s feet (you
may take your child’s feet out rst
if this feels easier for you).
• Lay your child down on a
comfortable surface.
• Undo the leg supports from the
front buckles and pass the straps
through your child’s legs to the
back.
• Undo the buckles and Velcro at the
front of the harness and remove it
from your child like a waistcoat.
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• Remove your adult belt.
• Store all pieces carefully for your
next adventure!
If your child’s arms do not
have enough movement to
allow the harness to slip off
easily, undo the shoulder
clip and press studs.
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