A booster born from frustration.

Fifteen years ago, a mum in Northern Ireland got tired of lugging bulky booster seats through airports. So she invented a better one — and started a company.

Grainne - our founder
Founder Story

Grainne - our founder

A mum on a mission to make travel easier for families everywhere.

Milestone

Prototype #1

The first version that changed everything for families on the go.

Family

2M happy kids

Millions of families trust us to keep their little ones safe and comfortable.

2M+ Families using our seats
50+ Countries we ship to
15 Years of getting it right
0 Product recalls, ever
OUR MISSION

Booster seats
should travel
with the family —
not weigh them down.

For twenty years, booster seats had been designed like fortresses — big, rigid, and impossible to move. But modern families don't live like that. They rideshare. They fly. They rent cars in cities they've never been to.

We set out to prove that a booster could be genuinely portable and genuinely safe. Not one or the other. Both.

Fifteen years and 2 million boosters later, we're still at it — designing every product for the way real families actually move.

OUR JOURNEY

15 years, one big bubble.

2009
The idea
Gideon's family, the first inflatable booster to be children in Northern Ireland.
2011
First award
Wins Best Travel Product at the Junior Design Awards.
2015
US launch
First shipment to the US. Amazon bestseller within 6 months.
2020
1M families
One million families now use a BubbleBum booster worldwide.
2024
TelePort
The everyday booster that also travels. Our biggest launch yet.
WHAT WE BELIEVE

Three rules we refuse to break.

01

Safety comes first.

Every product exceeds regional standards. Not meets — exceeds. We test every batch, in every certification lab that matters.

02

Made for real life.

If it doesn't fit in a diaper bag or the back of a taxi, we go back to the drawing board. Portability is a safety feature.

03

Priced for parents.

A great booster shouldn't cost more than a stroller. We keep our supply chain lean so families keep more of their money.