User guide for HelloBiboo Koala

Designed to accommodate your baby from birth, our baby carrier adapts to both your baby and you as the months go by.

Front carry, baby facing parent (0 to 12 months)
Front carry, baby facing out (4 to 9 months)
Back carry, baby on the back (9/12 months to 3 years)


- Ergonomic "M" position: respects their physiology and supports healthy hip development.
- Adjustable headrest: essential support for the first few weeks and impromptu naps.
- Wide lumbar belt & crossed shoulder straps: so your back can breathe too.
- Natural materials (cotton): breathable, soft, strong.
- Adaptable: a single baby carrier from birth to 3 years (20kg).

  • Adjust the waistband to your size and position it so that the baby carrier is centered on the front of your body.

  • Before you start, check that the straps are correctly adjusted and that all buckles are open. Then place the baby carrier against you, putting the right shoulder strap over your right shoulder.

  • Grab the right strap behind your back and bring it towards your left hip.

  • Insert the buckle of the right shoulder strap into the buckle located on the left side of the baby carrier until it clicks into place.

  • Hold your child and, with your left hand, position them facing you, while using your other hand to slide the child's leg between the baby carrier and your body

  • Use your right hand to secure your child, while using the other hand to slide the child’s right leg under the strap already buckled on the left side of the carrier.

  • Grab the left strap and bring it over your left shoulder.

  • Pull the left strap around your back and bring it to your right hip. Insert the buckle of the left strap into the buckle on the right side of the carrier until it clicks.

  • Simultaneously tighten both side straps by pulling. Make sure your child is comfortable and not too tight against you. Leave enough room for the child's head to move.

  • Ensure your child's bottom is well-seated in the baby carrier. The baby should be in the "M" position, meaning their knees are raised higher than their bottom.

    • Carrying your newborn is a simple gesture, provided you follow a few essential rules:

      - Always within "kissing distance": baby should be positioned high, with their face visible.
      - Clear airways: their chin never tucked into their chest. The baby carrier should not obstruct breathing.
      - "M" position: their knees slightly raised, their back naturally rounded.
      - Head support: the headrest is easily adjustable to secure the smallest babies. It is essential before baby is 2-3 months old.

      If you need support, please do not hesitate to contact us.