Our children's suitcases have superior wheel control so kids can smoothly glide their suitcases alongside their parents on their travels. Soft shell suitcases of course generally weigh less but aren’t always the best for keeping your belongings well protected – notably cheaper suitcases. And with kids, of course, they do tend to be a bit rougher with their cases. The benefit of soft cases is of course, being lightweight they can be easier for your child to move around, and they tend to be much cheaper than kids hard luggage. This ride-on suitcase for toddlers comes in loads of different bright and colourful designs, so there’s bound to be the perfect Trunki for your little boy or girl.

So if you’re child is starting to show interest in being independent, or you have young children and need your child to be able to look after their own bag, this adorable little suitcase is a great place to start.Other great features of this child’s suitcase are the monotube pull handle as well as a top grab handle, crisscross tie-down straps throughout the interior to hold everything in place and a zip around divider to create two separate compartments. If you have multiple children, it’s not possible to carry everyone’s luggage, and so at least some of the children are going to have to be responsible for their own luggage;

Coming in a design, your kids will love, this set is a great choice for those parents after the best toddler luggage for a low price without having to compromise on durability. Our tester noted that the handle extends tall enough for an adult and has a button that allows it to be used at three different heights. In the lab, we found the 360-degree wheels made it “very easy to maneuver,” even on grass. On the flip side, our tester said, “I wish it had a handle on the side for lifting into the overhead bin because it is heavy.” While neither the style nor the construction may be made to endure (a dent in testing gave it a 3.8 for durability), the sale price makes it a good value anyway. It has two sets of spinner wheels that are incredibly effective and smooth,” reported our tester. “You can barely tell when it's on the grass.” Its handle offers two height positions with one button to adjust, and there is also a top carry handle that expands out to fit hands of all sizes. Our tester noted it fits easily in an overhead compartment, too.

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This suitcase maneuvers “super easy on hard floor and very easy on shag carpet,” if a little harder on grass, our tester noted, giving it a 4.9 rating for that attribute. The telescoping handle can be used at two different heights, which is always good for a suitcase a grown-up might need to pull when their kid gets tired (or, as in one tester’s case, when they plan on “borrowing” this suitcase). It has a side handle that makes for convenient lifting into overhead storage bins. However, you really should buy a case only as big as you need. Buying a suitcase too big just adds unnecessary weight that you must carry around as you travel, as well as tempting you to fill it and take too much stuff with you. Plus if it gets too heavy, your little one will just complain, and you will end up having to manage it as well as your stuff. Have you seen how cute some of these children’s suitcases are? Your kids will love being responsible for them. to 4.7 stars: These kids’ luggage pieces are excellent—they might have minor flaws, but we still recommend them.