{"id":7436,"date":"2019-02-20T00:09:27","date_gmt":"2019-02-19T22:09:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nestwaerme.li\/?p=7436"},"modified":"2019-02-20T00:09:27","modified_gmt":"2019-02-19T22:09:27","slug":"baby-sabye-meh-dai","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/nestwaerme.li\/en\/baby-sabye-meh-dai\/","title":{"rendered":"BaBy SaBye Meh Dai – test & review"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"BaByBrand<\/strong>: Baby Sabye (Thailand<\/em>)
\nCarrier<\/strong>: Wrap Meh Dai
\nMaterial<\/strong>: organic handspun cotton \/ density<\/strong>: 250 gsm approx
\nDesign<\/strong>: Tender Sakura
\nWeight\/Age recommendation<\/strong>: view size chart on their website. I’ve been testing the Standard size.
\nAbout the Company<\/strong>: Baby Sabye is a company from Bangkok\/Thailand and is known for producing completely natural handmade products. Their aim is to support the traditional weavers community in Thailand. The carriers are made of local harvest cotton and dyed with 100% natural colours (plant dyes).<\/p>\n

My first impression<\/h2>\n

\"BaByThe Baby Sabye Meh Dai is a traditional Meh Dai, kept easy but still offers slight adjustments on the base, length and neck. It comes with a head support and wide shoulder straps. There’s no padding at all and the hip belt is rather narrow compared to what we might be used with other carriers.
\nThe material feels thin, lightweight and rather rough but gets a bit smoother by wearing it. The colours are natural and the variegated dye gives every Meh Dai a unique and vivid look.<\/p>\n

How to adjust<\/h2>\n

The seat is easily adjustable by cord but because the back panel is completely sewn on the hip belt, there will be pleads in the fabric when you’re narrowing the seat too much. This is why there are different sizes available – baby, standard and toddler. If you need a shorter back panel, just wear the Meh Dai apron style. With the legs of your baby or toddler growing, you can also use the wide shoulder straps as seat extenders. Support your childs neck with the cord and use the head support if necessary, e.g. when your baby’s asleep.<\/p>\n