Instruction manual for the BABY MOVER ® by Baby-Mover B.V.

IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ THIS GUIDE CAREFULLY AND KEEP IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

WARNING:

  • You may lose your balance due to your own movements and those of the child
  • Take care when bending down or leaning forward
  • Do not use the baby carrier during sporting activities.

Intended use:

The BABY MOVER® is a professional sling designed to transport babies (from newborns weighing 2 kg or more, up to a maximum of 3 babies, with a maximum weight of 9 kg per baby) out of buildings and other structures in the event of a fire or other emergencies. The BABY MOVER® is neither suitable nor intended for any purpose other than that specified above!

 

Instructions for use

A. Before use:

  • Remove the BABY MOVER® from its packaging and hang it in a designated place so that, in the event of an emergency, the BABY MOVER® is quickly and easily accessible.
  • Protect the BABY MOVER® from damp, heat and strong sunlight, and ensure that the baby carriers are not subjected to constant strain; this will extend their lifespan!
  • Keep the BABY MOVER® out of reach of children and pets. Baby-Mover B.V. accepts no liability for damage resulting from the improper use of the BABY MOVER® or the use of the BABY MOVER® for any purpose other than that for which it is intended.
  • As the BABY MOVER® is used every month during exercises, it will start to show some wear and tear after a few years. You should therefore check the BABY MOVER® regularly for any defects or excessive wear and tear.
  • Please report any faults to BABY MOVER® B.V. immediately and never attempt to repair them yourself!
  • Practise (if possible) the scenario under B at least once a month.

B. In the event that transport is required:

  • First, put on the BABY MOVER® and then place the babies in the baby carriers; ensure the babies’ weight is distributed evenly across the carriers.
  • Always place a baby in an upright position, with their head facing upwards and their face towards the carrier, in a BABY MOVER® baby carrier. It is not necessary for the legs to protrude through the holes, although this will be more comfortable for the baby, particularly for larger babies.
  • Never completely close a baby carrier due to the risk of suffocation. Place the baby facing the wearer.
  • The BABY MOVER® is made from fire-resistant material. You should therefore ensure that there is no, or as little as possible, flammable material on or around the BABY MOVER® or inside the BABY MOVER® carry pouches.
  • Please keep an eye on the children during transport.
  • Do not consume hot drinks or food whilst holding children.

 

Washing instructions:

Guarantee:

Baby-Mover B.V. guarantees the proper functioning of the BABY MOVER® and the soundness of the materials used for a period of five years from the date of sale. The BABY MOVER® is manufactured with great care; both the materials and the construction have been extensively tested for their soundness and suitability. The guarantee applies only if the above instructions have been followed. In the event of a defect, Baby-Mover B.V. is entitled to repair the BABY MOVER®, replace it with another unit or refund the purchase price, at the discretion of Baby-Mover B.V. Complaints regarding defects must be reported in writing to Baby-Mover B.V. within 5 working days of their discovery, and the BABY MOVER® in question must be sent to Baby-Mover B.V.

The warranty will be void in the event of improper or unauthorised use! The warranty will also be void if modifications or repairs to the BABY MOVER® have been carried out by anyone other than Baby-Mover B.V.

Liability

Baby-Mover B.V. accepts no liability for damage resulting from the improper use of the BABY MOVER® or the use of the BABY MOVER® for any purpose other than that for which it is intended.

Baby-Mover B.V. accepts no liability for visible defects that have not been reported to it in good time.

Manufacturer:

Baby-Mover B.V. Poppenbouwing 1 4191 NZ Geldermalsen The Netherlands

Geldermalsen 2026

 

Appendix A: Storage conditions

Temperature

  • Permitted storage temperature: +5 °C to +30 °C
  • Short-term exposure (≤ 24 hours): 0 °C to +40 °C
  • Do not store below 0 °C
  • Do not store above 40 °C

Prolonged exposure to high temperatures may reduce the tensile strength of the fabric and stitching. Temperatures below freezing may reduce the flexibility of the material.

Relative humidity

  • Recommended storage humidity: 30%–70% RH (non-condensing)
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to humidity levels above 80% RH

High humidity can promote mould growth and material degradation.

Protection against sunlight and UV radiation

  • Store away from direct sunlight
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to artificial UV sources
  • Store the product in a closed cupboard or opaque packaging

Exposure to UV radiation can weaken textile fibres and stitching

Protection against chemicals

Do not store near:

  • Cleaning products
  • Moistening with disinfectants
  • Solvents
  • Chlorine-based products
  • Oxidising agents

Chemical vapours can damage textile fibres

Mechanical protection during storage

  • Store flat or loosely folded
  • Do not place heavy equipment on the product
  • Do not store on the floor

Mechanical stress during storage can weaken seams and stitching

Shelf life

The product must not be used after the specified service life has expired An annual inspection is recommended to ensure the product remains in good working order.

 

Appendix B: Transport conditions

Transport refers to movement within the nursery, hospital or other institution

General transport requirements

During transport, the aid must be protected against:

  • Extreme temperatures
  • Excessive humidity
  • Direct sunlight
  • Mechanical stress
  • Contamination
  • Rough handling

Internal transport

  • Transport the aid in a protective bag or a sturdy container
  • Do not wear it loose without protection
  • Do not place it near heat sources whilst on the move
  • Avoid prolonged exposure in corridors where there is direct sunlight.

External transport

For external transport:

  • Maintain a temperature between 0 °C and +40 °C
  • Protect from moisture
  • Protect against UV radiation
  • Use protective packaging
  • Avoid crushing during transport

If transport takes longer than 24 hours, the storage temperature limits apply.

Packaging requirements

For external transport:

  • Use sealed protective packaging
  • Ensure protection against moisture ingress
  • Use shock-absorbing material to prevent strain on seams and stitching
  • Do not use vacuum compression packaging

Inspection after transport

Following external transport or suspected exposure to adverse environmental conditions, the device must be checked for:

  • Frayed stitching
  • Loose seams
  • Thinning fabric
  • Discolouration or UV fading
  • Damp or mould
  • Fragility of the material

If a fault is detected, the device must not be used.

Deviation from storage or transport conditions

If the resource has been exposed to:

  • Temperatures above 40 °C
  • Temperatures below 0 °C
  • High humidity (>80% RH for prolonged periods)
  • Direct sunlight for a prolonged period
  • Exposure to water
  • Mechanical stress

Should the aid be inspected before use?

If damage or material degradation is suspected, the device must be taken out of service.

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