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Frequently Asked Questions
Renting compared to owning has several advantages. We take care of repairs or thefts. You can change the product as the child grows. You don't have to think about storage and sale. We know that the life of young children requires flexibility - with us you only use the product for as long as you need it, and at the same time do something good for the environment.
Renting compared to owning has several advantages. We take care of repairs or thefts. You can change the product as the child grows. You don't have to think about storage and sale. We know that the life of young children requires flexibility - with us you only use the product for as long as you need it, and at the same time do something good for the environment.
The cost of renting the products will vary depending on the product and the rental period. Our goal is to provide quality products at a fixed monthly price. Sign up for a waiting list and you will receive information directly in your inbox.
Nah! We ourselves are parents and know that our products are for everyday use. Use them as if they were your own. Wear and tear is included in the rent!
We are now in dialogue with several brands to expand our product range. More exciting products will be added over the coming months. If you have any suggestions for products, please feel free to send us a message. You can also sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on new launches and products.
The minimum rental period with us will be 3 months. This gives you the flexibility to use the products for as long as you need them, without being tied to long deals. The agreement will automatically renew until you cancel or return the product to us.
Unfortunately, it will not be possible to purchase the products you rent from us. The product must always be returned. We want to contribute and make a difference. All products that come back to us go through a thorough maintenance process. By repairing the products, we manage to extend the service life and save resources.
