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Baby B'Air Turbulance Protection Vest

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

• To put on vest, unfasten buckles by pushing in on buckle prongs.
• Slip vest over child’s head with Baby B’Air label in back and buckles in front.
• To insure proper fit, childs shouldersshould not fit through the neck opening.
• Infant size has a 16.5" neck opening and should generally be used for children up to12 months old. Toddler size has a 19" neck opening and can be used for children between ages 1 and 2.
• Bring strap from the bottom back of vest up between baby’s legs. Check strap length for fitinto buckle in the middle front of the vest.

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• Strap length may be adjusted by unfastening Velcro closing that holds the strap against itself.
• Bring one of the side strapsfrom the back of the vest around baby’s tummy.
• Check length for fit into corresponding side front buckle. Repeat procedure with other side strap.
• Snap buckle prongs on each strap into corresponding front buckle.
• Adjust strap lengths to ensure vest fits snugly, but comfortably. Fold each strap to backand secure loose end against its Velcro strip.
• When airplane is airborne and the "fasten seat belt" sign has been turned off, unfasten your seat belt and set baby on your lap facing forward. Put your seat  belt strap through the looped strap of the Baby B’Air vest and refasten seat belt.
• Prior to the airplane descent, unfasten your seat belt from the Baby B’Air tether
• Loop and refasten your own seat belt.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Hand wash separately in cold water.
• Reshape as needed after washing and lay flat to dry.
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SPECIAL NOTES

• The Baby B’Air turbulence protection vest is designed and approved for lap held ildren under the age of 2. 
• FAA regulations established prior to the Baby B’Air do not approveuse of vest during take-off, taxi and landing.
• Designed to be used only during the cruise portionof commercial airline flights with child seated on adult’s lap.
• Not intended for use in cars or other vehicles.
• Not for use on a child older than age 2.
• FAA standards require children older than age 2 to have their own airline seat.
• Correct size should be selected by baby’s age and head size.
• Not to be worn by a child buckled into seat belt while sitting alone in an airline seat.

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