Lugabug Child Travel Chair (Black/Grey)

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To help you find the perfect piece of luggage to get you on your way (super organised!), we consulted our huge Facebook community of Australian mums and listed their most popular choices below. Passengers with EASYJET PLUS fare and passengers with reserved seats in the first rows and passengers with seats with more legroom. The Luggage Eazy is a two-wheeled kids' suitcase with an additional set of wheels that fold down to offer stability and support when your child wants to hop on. They can hang on to the handlebar grips in the middle of the rod while you pull them from the handle at the top. For extra comfort and ease, a footrest is built into the second set of wheels.

As the name implies, this toddler ride-on suitcase serves a dual purpose. One to accommodate items and two, to carry and roll your toddler alongside you when they get tired and cranky from walking. This suitcase comes with spinner wheels that rotate in all directions and a mechanism to fasten your toddler in place while moving them along. Looking for a suitcase the kids can use and still not sure if any of these are right for you? Join the huge #MGVfam in one of our private Facebook Baby Groups and ask thousands of other mums with toddlers the same age as yours which ones they recommend. Join today! We want you to knowIt is also possible to reserve a seat for babies under the age of 2. In this case, the reservation can not be made online, but only through customer service. The rate applied to will be the same as adults. In some such details, the seating position for newborns is necessary; for example, if there are only one adult and more than one newborn. It’s never a bad idea to prioritize safety, even with your suitcase. “It’s also worth considering having your little one wear a helmet if they ride a scooter suitcase or ride-on suitcase,” Dr. Mona advises. “It may feel unnecessary but with the excitement of travel and the bustle of a busy, new environment, kids may be distracted and be more prone to injury.” The journey can be just as important and memorable as the destination on holidays with toddlers, which is whygiving your toddler their own luggage to handle can make all the difference. It’s not only more fun for little ones to have their own toddler suitcase to pull (or even ride), but parents might appreciate the extra space!

There are two add-on products that you can attach to the adult luggage you already have, which can reduce the number of bags you are bringing for the family.

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Infants up to 2 years of age traveling on their parents’ lap CAN BRING a changing bag with a maximum size of 45x36x20 cm for FREE. Within the ride-on suitcase category, there are even a few different styles which I will explain below. Scooter Luggage– Made with older children in mind, Scooter luggage is essentially a suitcase attached to the pole under the handlebars of a regular scooter. Kids can scoot around like normal and it can be folded up for boarding. A kids ride-on suitcase is a type of luggage that can be ridden on by children. It has a seat on the top and four wheels at the bottom, allowing children to ride on it like a toy. It can also be used as a traditional suitcase to store clothes and other items for travel. Are kids’ suitcases allowed as carry-on luggage?

There’s also MiaMily that has a seat already built in and you don’t need any additional luggage or accessories.Innovative, practical and seriously fun, Trunki ride-on suitcases are more than just luggage – they’re travel companions. Each of the adorable styles features secret compartments, an internal pouch, very handy carry handles and a parent strap for pulling the littlies along. High-quality materials are incredibly important for ride-on suitcases because they’ll help keep your child safe. “To minimize this risk, I’d recommend looking for [an option] that has sturdy swivel wheels to prevent the wheel from catching and your toddler from falling off,” Dr. Mona notes. “You’ll want to look for one with a sturdy base and make sure your child does not exceed the weight limit.”