Just Bring Baby

27/05/2026

No car seat clinic tomorrow as Bruce from KCDC is sick. If you have any car seat questions or need help with an installation, give me a buzz or flick me a message :)

Sadly Bruce is unwell this week, so our carseat clinic is being canceled this Friday. Next one is in June.

If you have any carseat enquiries between now and the end of June Jess will be able to sort you out - Just Bring Baby

23/04/2026

Need your car seat installation checked? Or have a new seat you need help with?

Come along tomorrow, 9am–1pm at Plunket Kapiti for our Car Seat Clinic 🚗

Me, Bruce from KCDC and Conan will be there to help with all your car seat needs, making sure your little ones are safe and secure.

See you there!

12/04/2026

So excited to add these brand new seats to my collection! Safety and comfort come first, with top-quality standards to make every ride a great experience for kids.

I often have more options available that what is on my website, please contact me to know about what products I can help you with!

25/03/2026

Come along to Plunket tomorrow and see me, Bruce, Con and Natalie for all your car seat problems!

Send a message to learn more

19/03/2026

Hey neighbors! Just a friendly heads-up as Easter is almost here!

🐣 If you have family visiting, or are traveling with little ones, we are the local solution.

We offer safe, clean, and convenient rentals right here in the community. Avoid the holiday stress!

✅ Secure your Child Safety Seat (and have it installed by a registered CRT)
✅ Rent a Portacot (and actually get some sleep!)
✅ We also have strollers and buggies, highchairs, safety equipment and more!

GET IN QUICK. Every year we have to turn people away, so don't wait.

Send us a message here or visit the website for more information.

Hire a happier holiday.

15/03/2026

🚨 **Beware of Baby Way - do not buy your seats from here.** 🚨

We’ve recently seen a few baby car seats circulating online that look like a bargain… but unfortunately don’t meet New Zealand safety standards. Specifically if you buy from Baby Way.

When it comes to car seats, if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Things to watch out for:
• No clear NZ/AU safety standard labels (AS/NZS 1754)
• Very cheap “bundle deals” that include multiple products
• Seats that feel lightweight or flimsy
• Sellers who can’t confirm the safety certification

Your car seat is the single most important piece of safety equipment your child will use. It’s not the place to cut corners.

If you’re unsure about a seat you’ve seen online, feel free to message me. We’re always happy to help parents make safe choices. ❤️

12/03/2026

Check out the poster below and take note of the car seat clinic dates that I am doing along with Bruce from KCDC, Natalie from Baby Box and Connan a registered all donating our time to Plunket to ensure every seat is installed safely!

10/03/2026

* School holidays are coming - it's time to get prepared *

Travelling with a baby and kids is basically like moving house… but with less sleep.

Prams.
Car seats.
Portacots.
Highchairs.
Half the wardrobe.

If you’ve got family visiting the Kapiti Coast these school holidays, tell them they don’t need to bring everything with them.

With Just Bring Baby, they can rent the essentials when they arrive from car seats and portacots to highchairs, prams and safety equipment.

Less luggage. Less stress. More room for snacks.

Sometimes the best travel tip is simply to..... just bring baby :)

26/02/2026

See you down at Kapiti Plunket tomorrow for the free car seat clinic, 9am-1pm, Amioha Street :)

09/02/2026

👶 Heading in for a WOF? Read this first if you use car seats 🚗

If your vehicle is due for a Warrant of Fitness and you have child car seats installed, the safest option is to remove them before the WOF and reinstall them yourself afterwards to the manufacturer standards, unless your mechanic is a qualified Child Restraint Technician (CRT).

Why?
• Mechanics are required to remove all car seats using a seat belt to complete a WOF, to check they are working properly. This does not always apply to Isofix.
• But unless they’re CRT trained, they’re not required to reinstall the seat correctly.
• Once a car seat has been disturbed, it may no longer be installed as safely as it was.

Best practice:
✔️ Uninstall your car seats before the WOF
✔️ Reinstall them yourself using the manufacturer instructions
✔️ Or have them checked by a trained CRT after the WOF

A WoF confirms your car is roadworthy, it doesn’t guarantee your child restraint is installed safely.

At Just Bring Baby, we’re all about keeping kids travelling safely 💛

If you’re unsure about reinstalling after a WoF, or want peace of mind, feel free to message me, and I can help.