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Meh Dai

A diverse group of women wearing newborns in hope&plum’s four different newborn carriers: sprout, meh dai, baby wrap, and ring sling.

hope&plum’s Guide to the Best Newborn Carriers of 2026

Discover our picks for the best newborn carriers of the year and how all our recs are designed specifically for newborn fit, comfort, and safety in mind.

Three caregivers stand while carrying babies: one in a ring sling front carry, one in a back carry in a meh dai, and one in a stretchy wrap. The middle caregiver is the only one seen in full.

Baby Carrier Tips

First Snugs to Toddler Hugs: hope&plum’s Complete Guide to Babywearing

Carry your little one from newborn snuggles to toddler hugs with hope&plum’s carriers—safe, comfy, and designed to grow with your family every step of the way.

A plus size BIPOC woman smiles gently down at her infant worn on her front in a Sprout newborn carrier

Baby Carrier Tips

Safe and Snuggly Babywearing: hope&plum's Newborn Baby Carrier Tips

Babywearing keeps newborns close and caregivers handsfree. Follow T.I.C.K.S. for safety, use wraps or slings for versatility, and fit checks for proper alignment.

Meh Dai

The Story of the Traditional Meh Dai

IS MEH DAI REALLY CHINESE We are not quite sure when did we start to wear our babies. Researching artifacts or written records on babywearing in Chine...