Funding Progress
$92,150.00 raised on CataCap toward a $100,000 goal
This investment cannot accept any more funds.
About BabyQuip
BabyQuip is the #1 baby equipment rental service and marketplace offering thousands of baby gear items in over 2,000+ cities across the US, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, Australia & New Zealand. We are improving the way families travel!
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Mission and Vision
Whether you are traveling with little ones or having grandchildren come to visit, we provide safe and sound rental essentials to make everywhere feel like home. We rent full-sized cribs, strollers, car seats, toys, books, high chairs, carriers, noise machines, baby baths, bouncy seats, pack ‘n plays, monitors, jumpers and so much more! With over 385,000 reservations completed, we know how to take care of traveling families. In fact, 62% of parents say renting baby gear from BabyQuip saved their vacation!
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Funding Progress
$92,150.00 raised on CataCap toward a $100,000 goal
This investment cannot accept any more funds.
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