Instructions for facing out position

Before use: adjust the seat width

The seat width can be adjusted to your child’s leg length to ensure an optimal ergonomic M-position. In this position, the seat runs from one knee pit to the other. This leg position is essential in every carrying position.

Important: The indicated ages are only guidelines. Every child develops at their own pace. Always adjust the seat width based on your baby’s leg length.

From birth

Set the lower part of the back panel on the waistband to the narrowest position. Use the outer snap buttons on the back panel and the inner snap buttons on the waistband.

Babiem baby carrier showing the narrowest seat setting designed for young babies and proper M position

Around 4 months

When you notice that the seat becomes too narrow (your baby is no longer sitting in the “M-position”), move the snap buttons to a slightly wider position.

Babiem baby carrier showing a medium seat width to support the baby’s M position around 4 months

Around 1 year

Use the widest position when your child is older and/or has longer legs.

Babiem baby carrier showing the widest seat setting to support the baby’s hips and M position

Adjusting the baby carrier

Step 1
Attach the bottom of the insert to the inside of the back panel using the snap buttons.


Close-up of the Babiem inlay button being fastened onto the baby carrier
Step 2
Loop the straps of the insert around the buckles and safety loops of the carrier on both sides of the back panel.

Close-up of the Babiem inlay being secured to the baby carrier for a safe fit
Step 3
Hold the baby carrier in front of you with the front facing you and upside down.


Babiem baby carrier laid out flat showing the structure and straps before wearing
Step 4
Fold the waistband down. Insert the buckle, including the end of the strap, through the elastic safety loop.

Babiem baby carrier shown from the back while the waist strap is tightened
Step 5
Tighten the adjustable strap until the waistband sits firmly and comfortably above your hips.

Babiem baby carrier shown from the back while the waist strap is tightened
Step 6
Slide the end of the strap into the designated safety loop.

Babiem baby carrier with the waist belt fully secured and neatly positioned at the back
Step 7
Hold your child and place them in the center of the waistband.

Babiem baby carrier with the parent supporting the baby while preparing to secure the carrier
Step 8
Use your left hand to pull the back panel over your baby’s belly.

Babiem baby carrier showing a baby being positioned at the front before fastening the carrier
Step 9
While supporting your baby, place the right shoulder strap over your right shoulder and the left shoulder strap over your left shoulder.

Babiem baby carrier showing the shoulder straps being lifted and positioned on the shoulders
Step 10
Bring the left shoulder strap behind your back to the right side of the back panel. Repeat for the right shoulder strap.

Back view of the Babiem baby carrier with crossed shoulder straps for even weight distribution
Step 11
Insert the buckle through the safety loop and fasten it until you hear a click. Do this on both sides.

Babiem baby carrier shown from the side while the buckles are being closed for carry
Step 12
Gently tighten the side straps.


Babiem baby carrier with the parent pulling the side straps to adjust the fit around the baby
Step 13
Store the ends of the straps by rolling them up and securing them with the elastic loops.



Side view of the Babiem baby carrier with the parent fastening the side buckle
Step 14
Check your baby’s position. Make sure the baby’s back is slightly curved, the legs are in an M-shape, and the head can move freely. The baby’s arms should also be comfortably positioned through the sides of the carrier.

Babiem baby carrier worn in a front carry position with the baby securely and comfortably seated
Step 15
The included hip pouch can easily be attached using the buckles on the waistband. When not in use, the buckles can be stored in the designated compartments on the waistband.

Babiem baby carrier front view showing the baby supported by the waist belt and front panel including fanny pack.