Suitcases for  kids

Suitcases on wheels are great!  If you’ve got younger big kids (6-7 years old), these are a good option.  The downside here is that the scooter does eat into the storage space  the bag offers.

Suitcases for  kids

This scooter does not take up any of the suitcase space so there is ample  room to pack! Another benefit of these particular bags is that the  scooter completely disconnects from the bag so you can use them at your  destination

Suitcases for  kids

If you’re looking for luggage ideas for toddlers, buy them the rolling  backpacks from Pottery Barn Kids.The backpacks fit under the seat in  front of you, so you don’t have to stress about overhead space . And if  you're running to a connection, parents can throw them on their back  with the straps.

snacks

This is a great portable container. You can only open one section at a  time. So if you go over a big bump, your kids aren’t going to toss ALL  their snacks on the floor.

Essentials bag

These hanging toiletry bags go in their backpack with all of their  essentials for the trip. I load them up with some crayons and paper,  some snacks and suckers, and their iPads and headphones.

Essentials bag

Essentially once they are in their seat and buckled in grab the toiletry bag out and they will hopefully need nothing more from their backpacks the entire ride.

sleeping arrangements

This compact inflatable mattress has a built in air pump that you can  use to inflate the bed in 3 minutes with your feet – genius!

sleeping arrangements

The outside is also super soft so you don’t have to think about packing or requesting extra sheets.

motion sick bags

Keep them in your glove box, bag, and if you have a three row vehicle  keep some in the third row.  This has saved us way too many times.

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