by Fran Maier We are so excited to introduce to you our new name, BabyQuip! Our company launched just over two years ago with the name Babierge. We liked the connection to “concierge” because we know our customers value the service we deliver. Unfortunately, Babierge [...]
by Trish McDermott Measuring How We Help Families Pack Light and Travel Happy While our recent name change to BabyQuip has us looking ahead to our future growth—and your future travels—we recently took a minute to look back at all the ways we’ve come along [...]
by Trish McDermott Parents Want Safety Help When Traveling As the family travel market heats up, BabyQuip introduces our first annual Safe Family Travel Report, based on survey data of US families with children age four and younger. This year’s report coincides with the company’s new [...]
I thought it would be helpful to potential investors and other founders to share some of the challenges that come along with growing a startup, raising capital (especially as a female founder), and why I chose to go the equity crowdfunding route through SeedInvest at [...]
Appearing on ABC hit show Shark Tank is a dream opportunity for many growing businesses. It offers national exposure as well as an opportunity to garner external investment and business advice. The show – now in its eleventh season – doesn’t necessarily guarantee an investment [...]
As the largest (and #1) baby gear rental company serving families traveling with young children, trust and safety are our top priorities! BabyQuip has taken several steps to improve and build upon the ways we keep our customers safe and earn their trust. From our [...]
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Jennifer leads the marketing efforts at BabyQuip and is constantly trying to reinvent awesomeness through written copy, visual appeal, creative content & SEO. Jennifer is a mom of two boys and knows first hand the struggles of traveling with babies, toddlers and kids. When Jennifer’s head isn’t swimming with new marketing ideas you’ll find her tending to her backyard chickens and practicing meditation.