Baby Products + Registration

Bought a Baby Gift and Lost the Receipt?

Grandparents and gift-givers buying baby products face a common frustration: no receipt means no easy warranty coverage. Digital registration solves this completely.

Baby Products · Grandparent Buyers · Lost Receipt Recovery

39.3%
of baby product buyers register their purchases
UMich UMTRI-2015-26
86.6%
cite warranty protection as top registration motivation
UMich UMTRI-2015-26
30%
register primarily for recall notification access
Registria/GlobeNewswire 2017

Why Receipts Feel Essential (But Aren't)

When baby boomers grew up, the receipt was the warranty. No paper, no proof of purchase, no coverage. That mindset is understandable -- and increasingly outdated. Modern baby product manufacturers have moved to digital registration systems that capture your purchase data regardless of whether you kept the paper slip.
75%
open rate for safety recall emails to registered owners
Clyde/Cover Genius

What Grandparents and Gift-Givers Actually Need

The challenge for grandparents buying baby products is that the gift often changes hands before registration happens. The grandparent has the purchase information; the new parent has the product. Neither has the receipt three months later when a warranty question arises. Registration bridges this gap. Either party can complete it -- the grandparent with purchase details or the parent with the physical product. The serial number ties everything together.
The serial number is the new receipt. Once registered, the product is protected regardless of where the paper went.

Product Registration Best Practices

Registration as Recall Insurance

Baby products have some of the highest recall rates of any consumer category. Cribs, bassinets, infant sleepers, bouncers, swings, and car seats are recalled with notable frequency. Registration is the only way manufacturers can reach the actual user when a safety issue is discovered -- not the store that sold it, not the gift-giver who bought it.

Registration Is the Gift That Keeps Protecting

When you buy a baby product as a gift, taking five minutes to register it -- or guiding the new parent to do so -- provides warranty coverage, recall notification, and peace of mind that no receipt can match.

How to Register Without a Receipt

Nearly every major baby product brand accepts registration without a receipt. You need the serial number (found on a sticker on the product or in the packaging), the brand name, and your contact information. Some brands ask for a purchase date -- an approximate date or the gifting occasion is typically accepted.
56%
of consumers register products primarily for warranty protection
Registria/GlobeNewswire 2017

How Bawte Makes It Simple

Serial Number Registration

Recall Alert Enrollment

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Key Takeaways

1
Baby product registration does not require a receipt -- the serial number serves as proof of purchase
2
Either the gift-giver or the recipient can complete registration using the product serial number
3
Registration enables recall notifications that protect the child long after the warranty conversation is forgotten

Register the Baby Product Now

Find the serial number on the product label and complete registration in minutes. Warranty simplified -- no receipt needed.

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Sources

UMich UMTRI-2015-26: Consumer Product Registration Study
Registria/GlobeNewswire 2017: Product Registration Motivation Survey
Clyde/Cover Genius: Post-Purchase Engagement Report
CPSC: Baby Product Recall Database