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The Baby Hammock

The Best Sleep for your Baby

Frame

The frame is very easily assembled. Just follow the Assembly Instructions that comes with every hammock unit

Material:	Steel tubes, white powder coated
When assembled
Total wt:	8 kg (17 lbs approx)
Height:	1.52 m (5 ft)
Width:	710 mm (2 ft 4 inches)
Depth:	940 mm (3 ft 1 inche)
Max load wt:	45 kg (99 lbs approx)

Bolt & Lock Nut

The hammock is connected to the frame by a bolt and lock nut.
To safely secure the bolt to the frame, the lock nut should be tightened with a wrench or spanner until the threaded part of the bolt shows through about 10 mm (1/2 inch).
Once in place the lock nut should never be removed. If removed, the lock nut should be replaced with a brand new one.

Spring & Safety Strap

One end of both the spring and the safety strap should be attached to the bolt at the top of the frame

The other end of both the spring and safety strap should be attached to the 'knob' of the cross bar

The spring and the safety strap should hang side by side to each other

The hammock hangs on the cross bar

All units include a spring cover as standard

All springs are now 'rubber tipped' to avoid metal to metal contact with the frame and cross bar
Max load wt with standard spring (provided) 12 kg

We have a heavy duty spring which you can purchase for babies from 12 kg to 20 kg

The Mosquito Net is specially designed to keep insects, reptiles and pets out of the hammock

Hammock (nest)

The hammock (approximately 100 cm long), hangs on the cross bar. The cross bar serves to 'open' the hammock up

The sides of the hammock should be gathered in and pushed into the two little 'horns' at both ends of the cross bar and tied up into a bow (see No 6 in Assembly Instructions)

Hammock, sheets and mattress cover should be hand washed in mild detergent and drip dried.

They can be machine washed, but hand washing will make them last longer

Mattress dimensions - length 98 cm; width 30 cm; thickness 4cm

There should be no need to use anything else in the hammock with your baby apart from a light rug for warmth in cold weather

It's best not to 'over heat' your baby

The rug should wrap the baby around from under the arms leaving the arms free

For very small babies,use the Amby Wedge (Snuggler) to'centre'your baby in the hammock

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PO Box 805
Kenmore QLD 4069 Australia
Phone: Aust: 07 3712 0012 Intl: +61 7 3712 0012
Mobile: 0422 311 263
Fax: Aust: 07 3712 0042 Intl: +61 7 3712 0042
Email: enquiries@babyhammocks.com

IMPORTANT

The Baby Hammock and its individual constituent parts are the subject of a number of patents and design registrations in many countries throughout the world including Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, most of Asia including China and Japan, UK and European countries.

The term "Baby Hammock" is used here generically to refer to items that are sold individually and collectively under various registered trade mark names in several countries including "Blissful Baby Hammock", "Mobile Baby Hammock", "Nature's Nest Baby Hammock", "Natures Nest Natural Motion Baby Bed", "Amby Baby Hammock" and variations and combinations of these.

The owner of the patents and design registrations has and will continue to vigorously prosecute any infringement of the various patents and/or infringements of the registered designs in any country or territory where they may occur whether they be deliberate or unintentional.

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