hope&plum Meh Dai vs Oscha Onbuhimo

The Meh Dai has 2 positions; the Onbuhimo Baby Carrier has 1. The Onbuhimo Baby Carrier lists for $61 less.

Only the differences are shown.

hope&plum Meh DaiOscha Onbuhimo Baby Carrier
TypeMeh dai / half buckleMeh dai / half buckle
List price$295$234Lowest price
Child weight7–45 lbUp to 45 lb
Newborn without insertYesNo
Carry positionsFront inward, BackMost positionsBack
Fabric55% hemp, 45% organic cottonOscha sling fabric; blend varies by design (e.g. 58% BCI organic combed cotton, 25% BCI cotton, 17% hemp, approx. 282 gsm)
Lumbar supportNoNo
Machine washableYesYes
IHDI acknowledgment (maker says)Not listedYes, per the maker or IHDI
SizesShort (waists up to 44", 90" straps),Long (waists up to 74", 106" straps)One size (approx. 6 months - 2 years+; panel approx. 41 cm/16" wide)
Wrap lengthShoulder straps 90" (Short) or 106" (Long; FAQ says 104") to the start of the taperNot listed

hope&plum Meh Dai

A Minnesota-sewn hemp and organic cotton meh dai with a ring-adjusted waistband, long tie shoulder straps, an apron-style cinching panel and an attached hood.

  • Long tie shoulder straps; no buckles
  • Apron-style panel cinches for newborns, no insert
  • Two lengths, long fits waists up to 74"
  • Unthread/untie straps before washing
  • Higher price ($295)

Oscha Onbuhimo

A waistless onbuhimo handmade in Scotland from Oscha sling fabric, with padded shoulder straps and a chest strap for high back carries.

  • No waistband, no pressure on the tummy
  • 'Perfect Fit Adjusters' for a snug fit
  • Padded shoulder straps and chest strap
  • Back carry only
  • For babies who sit unassisted (about 6 months+)
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Meh Dai or Onbuhimo Baby Carrier?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Is the Onbuhimo Baby Carrier cheaper than the Meh Dai?

Yes. $234 versus $295 list price.

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