Inflatable Birth Pool Rental

The comfort of water for your labor and home birth.

Offering Birth Pool in a Box Eco Mini Pro

Why rent a birth pool?

Inflatable birth pools are designed specifically for birth allow for you to be more fully submerged in water than your bathtub and also provide essential positioning tools like handles and seats to help get you comfortable as you labor and give birth or recover in water after birth. The fitted liners included with each rental make cleanup extremely easy and mess-free!

Renting a birth pool is cheaper than purchasing and reduces waste in landfills. The inflatable option makes set up a breeze and also limits the amount of weight the floors of your home have to hold. The compact size of the mini pool allows usage in virtually any space within the home and still provides ample room for people under six feet to stretch out and be comfortably held in labor and birth.

Birth pools offer an effective comfort measure option for labor or a practical way to have a water birth.

Some reported benefits of using water for labor & birth include:

  • Increases mobility - the birthing person can assume any position which is comfortable for them

  • Provides significant pain relief - studies have shown hydrotherapy (laboring in water) lowers the need for pain medications and can help make people feel more satisfied

  • Promotes relaxation

  • Conserves a birthing person’s energy - resting while leaning into or on the sides of the birth tub can allow them to rest between contractions

  • Reduces tearing or trauma to the perineum

  • Lowers risk of cesarean section

  • Encourages an smoother birth and a gentler entrance into the world for baby

Rental Fees

$150 - Birth Pool & Liner

Delivered or picked up at the 37th week of pregnancy until up to 3 days after birth

$50 - Optional Rental Kit

Includes everything needed to set up, use and take down the birth pool

Delivery & Pick-Up available for a fee based on location (self pick-up/drop off available at no cost)

 Frequently Asked Questions

  • Being immersed in water while laboring and/or giving birth can make things much more comfortable for the birthing person and can help ease the transition earth-side for baby. Every person and situation is unique, so we always recommend talking with your midwife about it first to know whether or not this option is a good one for you!

  • Complete the website contact form to ensure a pool is available for your estimated due date range.

    I will send you a rental agreement once I confirm I have a pool available. After you complete this form and make your payment, you will receive your pool rental in your 37th week of pregnancy.

    Home delivery and pick-up is available for an additional fee or self pick-up/drop off is available for no fee.

    The pool should be returned within 3 days of your birth.



  • All rentals include a Birth Pool in a Box Eco Mini Pro pool with a fitted disposable liner. Each pool comes in their own travel bag.

    Optional rental kits are available for an additional fee.

  • The optional rental kit includes everything you need to set up, use and take down the pool:

    -Faucet Adapters (options for most standard sink faucets and shower arm)

    -Electric Air Pump

    -Dedicated 50’ Lead-Free Fill Hose

    -Dedicated 50’ Drain Hose

    -Submersible Water Pump

    -Waterproof Tarp to Protect Floor

    -Fitted, Heat-Retaining Pool Cover

    -Laminated Instructions for Use

    -Floating Water Thermometer

    -Debris Net

  • -Suggested max height of birthing person: 6 feet tall

    -Intended number of occupants: 1

    -Volume of water at 80% capacity (to the fill line): 127 gallons

    -Weight of pool when filled (without birthing person): 1,017 pounds

    -External Dimensions: 65” x 57”

    -Internal Dimensions: 45” x 37”

    -Internal Height: 26”

    NOTE: It is up to the renter to determine if the location where they intend to use the birth pool is suitable for its weight when filled with water and utilized by people. The manufacturer recommends having a structural engineer confirm the strength of any floor beams that will be supporting the birth pool and people in and around it.