Traveling To Dubai With A Baby? Here’s How To Rent Baby Equipment Easily

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Traveling to Dubai with a baby doesn’t have to mean packing everything you own. I’ve visited Dubai many times, also with my child, and I know how overwhelming it can feel trying to plan a family trip, especially with little ones.

The good news? You don’t have to. From strollers and cots to bottle sterilizers and toys, you can rent almost everything in Dubai. In this guide, I’ll show you what you can rent, where to get it, and how to make your trip easier.

What Baby Equipment Can You Rent In Dubai?

You can rent most of the bulky baby items you’d normally bring on holiday. This includes:

  • Strollers
  • Car seats
  • Baby cots
  • High chairs
  • Bottle sterilizers
  • Toys and playpens
  • Even hospital-grade breast pumps

These are available through local rental companies that deliver straight to your hotel, Airbnb, or even the airport.

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Renting a Baby Stroller in Dubai

If you plan to explore Dubai, walking to the beach, shops, or nearby attractions, a stroller is a must. The good news is you don’t need to fly with one.

Here are your options:

1. Hire a stroller from local companies

Services like The Stroller Spa and Skytots let you reserve a stroller online before you travel. They deliver to your hotel, Airbnb, or even the airport and pick it up at the end of your trip. It’s convenient and hassle-free.

2. Use hotel or mall strollers

  • Some hotels provide complimentary strollers, so check before you book.
  • Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates rent strollers to shoppers. These are fine for short trips inside the mall but not for full-day outings.
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3. Buy a stroller in Dubai

If you prefer buying, you’ll find plenty of options:

  • Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates have large selections.
  • For more affordable choices, check Carrefour.

4. Airport Strollers

Dubai International Airport offers free strollers at Terminal 3 (Emirates). You can use them from check-in to the gate.

Tip: You can bring strollers on the Dubai Metro, but try to avoid peak hours. There’s a women-and-children-only carriage for extra comfort.

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    Renting a Baby Cot in Dubai

    Most hotels in Dubai provide baby cots upon request. Always confirm this when you book.

    If you’re staying in an Airbnb or need an extra cot, both The Stroller Spa and Skytots rent out clean, sanitized baby cots. Just like with strollers, they’ll deliver it to you and pick it up later.

    Renting a Car Seat in Dubai

    Bringing a car seat on a plane isn’t ideal, and in Dubai, you don’t need to.

    A young child peacefully sleeping in a car seat during a drive, highlighting the comfort and convenience of renting baby equipment in Dubai for travel with kids.

    Here are your options:

    • Rental companies like The Stroller Spa and Skytots offer a range of car seats for different ages.
    • If you’re renting a car, most rental agencies offer car seats as an add-on.
    • If you’re using taxis, you can book a car with a seat through the Careem app. Choose the Hala Juniors option to get a car with a car seat. It works just like Uber.

    Other Baby Gear for Rent in Dubai

    These companies (The Stroller Spa and Skytots) offer much more than just the basics. You can also rent:

    For sleep time:

    • Baby monitors
    • Rockers and bouncers

    For feeding:

    • High chairs
    • Bottle sterilizers
    • Food preparation gear

    For bath time:

    • Baby bathtubs
    • Bath seats
    • Changing tables

    For play time:

    • Playpens
    • Toys
    • Scooters and helmets
    • Beach toys and beach shelters

    Skytots even rents hospital-grade breast pumps, which is great if you’re breastfeeding and don’t want to carry your own.

    Visiting Dubai With A Baby: FAQs

    If you plan a visit to Dubai with a baby, you may have more questions. Check out these FAQs below.

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    Can I get a stroller in Dubai Mall?

    Yes. Dubai Mall offers strollers for customers to use. If you’d rather buy one, it also has the biggest baby product selection in Dubai.

    Can children go on a Dubai safari?

    Yes, but only children aged 5 and up can ride camels. For younger children, it’s best to check with your tour provider.

    What can I do in Dubai with children?

    There’s a lot! You can visit beaches, waterparks, indoor play centers, aquariums, Dubai Safari Park, go to the desert, visit Green Planet, Global Village, Miracle Garden, and Glow Garden, all depending on the age of the children.

    Final Thoughts: Can You Rent Baby Gear In Dubai?

    Yes, you can, and it makes traveling so much easier. You don’t have to pack strollers, cots, or car seats. Services like The Stroller Spa and Skytots offer everything from sleeping and feeding essentials to fun toys and beach gear.

    Whether you’re staying in a hotel or an Airbnb, renting baby equipment in Dubai can make your trip feel a lot lighter.

    👉 Want to connect with other families visiting Dubai? Join my free Facebook group: I Love To Visit Dubai. I’d love to see you there!

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