What kind of bag should I carry with my toddler?

A diaper bag can make life with your baby or toddler much easier. With everything organized and in its place, you can feel totally equipped to head out with your little one.



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Children aged two and above will require their own plane seats, so they'll get a cabin bag allowance. Infants under two years can travel on your knee, meaning you can save some money. However, this might restrict the amount of hand luggage you can take on board.

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Toddler Travel Essentials
  • Diapers or pull-ups, diaper cream, wipes and changing pad.
  • Potty seat (if toilet-trained)
  • Wipes or sanitizer for little hands.
  • Easy-on, easy-off outfits (the fewer the buttons, the better) and PJs.
  • At least two pairs of shoes (they're known to go missing...)
  • Rain and cold-weather gear.
  • Blankets.


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Toddler Travel Essentials
  1. Diapers or pull-ups, diaper cream, wipes and changing pad.
  2. Potty seat (if toilet-trained)
  3. Wipes or sanitizer for little hands.
  4. Easy-on, easy-off outfits (the fewer the buttons, the better) and PJs.
  5. At least two pairs of shoes (they're known to go missing...)
  6. Rain and cold-weather gear.
  7. Blankets.


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If you're traveling with a 2-year-old, they do need their own seat on the plane. Once you're on board, you can certainly hold your toddler on your lap if needed.

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Whether toddlers get their own carry-on bag will depend on whether they have their own seats on the plane. Children aged two and above will require their own plane seats, so they'll get a cabin bag allowance. Infants under two years can travel on your knee, meaning you can save some money.

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Before she even asks, so that she won't ask as soon as the fasten seatbelt sign goes on.
  1. Keep her fed and hydrated so she's less likely to get grumpy. ...
  2. Distract and entertain. ...
  3. Calm your little one. ...
  4. Calm yourself. ...
  5. Introduce yourself to your neighbors at the start of the flight. ...
  6. As kids get older, teach and pre-teach.


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The infant must be under 2 years of age for the duration of the trip. If they turn 2 during a trip, they will need their own seat for the remainder of the trip.

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10 Crucial Rules I Learned About Flying With a Toddler on United and JetBlue
  1. Make it a fun adventure. ...
  2. Devote the day, and arrive early. ...
  3. Think through the terminal. ...
  4. Big smiles for the the flight attendants. ...
  5. Bring the car seat. ...
  6. Board first, exit last. ...
  7. Sit in the back. ...
  8. Plan as if there will be no food.


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Each airline will have its rules about who can sit where, but a bulkhead seat is generally considered an excellent option for families traveling with young children. The bulkhead is at the front of the cabin and sitting in those seats usually guarantees you some extra leg room.

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Most major airlines allow children under the age of 2 to fly free as lap children, resting on an adult's lap for the duration of the flight. But you'll typically be charged full fare for a child who is 2 years old and up.

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The quick answer is: we don't recommend checking your car seat. The likelihood of damage is very high regardless of how you package it not to mention in most airline fine print, they aren't responsible for damage! Your best options for traveling with little ones is to bring the car seat with you on the plan.

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