We charge a fair deposit amount based on the second hand value of the item you rent.

You get the item in exchange for the deposit, nothing to lose.

Deposit amounts are shown on the cart popup.

We will only collect the security deposit total upon delivery. We will deduct the rental amount when you return the product. 

So if your rental is P1,000 and the deposit is P5,000. We only collect P5,000 total on delivery and then refund P4,000 upon return.

We only require 50% of the rental period total to reserve the item.

The platform we use, only allows both rental rate and deposit.

A deposit is required to ensure all products are returned to us and in original condition given. Our rental rates are also reasonable and in order to keep prices low, we need to have a security deposit.

We understand dirt and spills, if it can be washed out. We will not charge extra. If it's a stain that won't come off, then we will figure out a price, as it decreases the quality of the items. 

Baby gear in the Philippines can cost double for the exact same item in the US, EU, etc. i.e., Graco, Chicco. Example >

Security deposit rates are similar to what it cost to replace based on second-hand. Unless the items are new. 

Security deposit are refundable, but will be reduced in the event of damages, missing parts, permanent stain, item not returned. Late return fees, rental extension. See terms and condition on the checkout page for complete details.

We can refund upon product return, with the exception in the event of any missing parts or damages, for which we have to determine costs.

Long-term rental discounts are available on a weekly and monthly basis. Simply enter the dates to see the reduced pricing.

Are car seats required by law in the Philippines?

Yes, children under 12 years old or 4'11" tall must use a car seat in private vehicles in the Philippines. This is required by the Child Safety in Motor Vehicles Act, or Republic Act 11229. The law applies to private motor vehicles, but not public utility vehicles. 

Kids don't like car seats, they will cry and scream. But as a parent it's important that we teach children the importance of safety, even if the destination is close by. Let them cry for a minute. We may even have to force them to sit in the seat. It only takes one crash or one hard braking to injure someone. Learn more on NHTSA Website.

• The law aims to protect drivers and passengers from road accidents.
• Children should use a restraint system that is appropriate for their weight, height, and age.
• Children under 4'11" tall should not sit in the front seat of a car.