Free Baby Samples
Get baby products from brands that want honest reviews from parents.
SamplePact is a new way to get free baby samples from brands that want honest reviews from parents and caregivers. We're signing people up ahead of our launch, so if you join now and pick baby and kids, we'll email you as soon as baby brands start their campaigns.
It's free to join, and we won't ask for a card when you sign up.
What baby brands might send
- Diapers, wipes and changing supplies
- Baby wash, lotion and diaper balm
- Bottles, cups and feeding gear
- Teethers and soft toys
- Swaddles, sleep sacks and baby clothes
These are examples of what fits the category, not current offers.
Baby and Kids Products Brands Might Send
What's on offer depends on which brands run campaigns, so this list shows the kinds of products that fit the category. Each offer tells you exactly what you'd get before you accept.
Diapers, wipes and changing supplies
Products you go through fast, where fit, leaks and skin comfort decide everything.
Baby wash, lotion and diaper balm
Gentle skincare where parents read ingredient lists closely.
Bottles, cups and feeding gear
Things that get used and washed every day, so durability and cleanup matter.
Teethers and soft toys
Products where age guidance and materials are the first questions.
Swaddles, sleep sacks and baby clothes
Fabric, sizing and how things hold up in the wash.
Snacks and pouches for toddlers
Taste tests with the toughest critics, plus ingredient and allergen details.
Kids' bath and hair products
Tear-free claims, scent and how easy bath time actually is.
Reviews Baby and Kids Brands May Ask For
Parents want to know about fit, leaks, ingredients and how a product held up after real use, so baby brands may ask for text, or text with a photo of the product.
If you'd rather not show your child online, choose text-only review types when you sign up, or pass on offers that ask for photos or video of the product in use.
Reviews go on the brand's own website only, and never on Amazon, Google or any other store or review site.
How to Write a Useful Baby and Kids Review
- Say your child's age and, for diapers or clothes, their size.
- Say how long you used the product and how often.
- Describe what mattered to you, like ingredients, ease of cleaning or how it washed.
- Mention any reaction your child had, good or bad.
- Say that you received the product free.
How Matching Works for Free Baby Samples
Pick Baby and kids in step one of the sign-up form. Brands target by category, age range, gender and location, so your state and age range help us match you with the right campaigns.
Sign-up doesn't ask about your children, so read each offer to see the size or age range the product is for, and feel free to say no if it doesn't fit your family.
Safety First
Please follow the label and age guidance on every product, and check that toys and feeding gear suit your child's age before you use them. If your child has allergies or sensitive skin, it's worth reading the ingredients first.
If something seems wrong with a product, stop using it and say so in your review, because brands publish every review, including that one.
How Free Baby Samples Work on SamplePact
The deal is the same in every category, so you get a free product and, in return, you post an honest review on time.
Step 1: Sign up and pick your categories
Baby and kids is already selected in the form below, so just add any other categories you'd like, then tell us about yourself and the kinds of reviews you'll write.
Step 2: Get an offer that fits
When a baby brand's campaign matches your profile, we'll email you the product, its regular price, the review format and the deadline.
Step 3: Accept and get it shipped
If you want it, accept the offer and add a card, and the brand ships the product to you at no cost.
Step 4: Post an honest review
Post on the brand's own website before the deadline, in the format they asked for, and mention that it was free. The brand publishes it whether it's good or bad. Your review window starts when the package is delivered.
Plain and upfront
How the Card on File Works
You'll add a card when you accept a product. Once it arrives, you can post your review or send the product back, and either way you're never charged. If you keep it without reviewing, you pay the product's regular price.
Your rating and what you write never affect whether you're charged; the only thing that counts is whether you posted your review, or sent the product back, by the deadline.
No card at sign-up
Signing up is free and doesn't ask for a card. You'll only add one when you accept your first product.
You see the price first
Every offer shows the product's regular price before you accept, and that's the most you'd ever pay if you kept a product without reviewing it.
The money goes to the brand
If you keep a product without reviewing it, the charge goes to the brand that sent it, to pay them back for a product that didn't turn into a review.
Only accept what you can review
If a deadline doesn't work for you, just pass on the offer, because turning one down never costs you a thing.
If you'd rather send it back
If you'd rather not review a product, you can send it back instead. It can come back in any condition as long as you return the whole product, and you pay the return shipping. Ship it with tracking to the return address in your account before your deadline, and you won't be charged once the tracking shows it's on its way.
If a package is late, lost or damaged
Once campaigns start, you'll have a "Report a delivery problem" button in your account, and one tap lets both SamplePact and the brand know. Your review deadline pauses while it's being sorted out, and you're never charged for a package that never arrived.
The full rule is in the draft reviewer terms, which you'll agree to before you accept your first product.
Sign Up for Free Baby Samples
Baby and kids is already selected, so just add any other categories you'd like to test, tell us about yourself and choose your review types.
We'll email you as soon as brands in your categories start their campaigns.
Free Baby Samples FAQ
Do I need to be a parent to get free baby samples?
You just need to be 18 or older, although baby offers make the most sense if you have a baby or young child at home, or care for one regularly, because brands want reviews from people who'll actually use the product.
Are free baby samples full size?
That depends on the brand, but each offer shows exactly what you'll get and its regular price before you accept.
Will my child's photo be shared?
Only if you choose to post one in your review. You pick your review types when you sign up, and you can pass on any offer that asks for photos.
Is free product testing really free?
It really is. The product and its shipping cost you nothing, and there's no fee to join. The only time you'd ever pay is if you accept a product and then keep it without posting your review or sending it back by the deadline, in which case you'd pay the product's regular price and that money goes to the brand that sent it. Your rating and what you write never affect whether you're charged; the only thing that counts is whether you posted your review, or sent the product back, by the deadline. Taxes may apply to products you receive, and the reviewer terms explain more.
Do I have to give a good review?
Not at all, so just write what you actually think. Brands agree to publish every review regardless of rating, and no brand can ask you for a certain star rating.
When would I be charged?
Only if you accept a product and keep it without posting your review or sending it back by the deadline, in which case you're charged the product's regular price. Your rating and what you write never affect whether you're charged; the only thing that counts is whether you posted your review, or sent the product back, by the deadline.
Who can sign up?
Anyone who's 18 or older with a US shipping address can join. Sign-up asks for your ZIP code and state so brands know where they'd be shipping.
More Free Samples by Category
- Free skincare samplesCleansers, serums, moisturizers, sunscreen and lip care.
- Free makeup samplesFoundation, lip, eye and brow products, plus brushes and sponges.
- Free perfume samplesPerfume, cologne, body mists and travel-size sprays.
- Free pet samplesTreats, food toppers, grooming products, toys and gear.
- Food and drinkCoffee, tea, snacks and pantry staples, when food and drink brands run campaigns. You can pick it when you sign up.
- HomeCandles, cleaning products, bedding and the small things that make a home feel good. You can pick it when you sign up.
You can also pick haircare, health and wellness, kitchen, fitness, tech accessories, fashion and outdoors when you sign up, so choose as many as you'd actually use.
Or read how to become a product tester across every category.