‘My toddlers loved it' – Popular luggage brand loved by celebs and flight attendants launches first ever kids range

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24-05-2025

Plus, what Sun Travel makes of the Away range
IN THE BAG 'My toddlers loved it' – Popular luggage brand loved by celebs and flight attendants launches first ever kids range
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A POPULAR luggage brand loved by celebs has released its first ever children's collection.
The brand is loved by celebs such as Meghan Markle, Emily Blunt, Nick Jonas and Harry Styles as well as flight attendants on TikTok.
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Away has launched a new range of children's travel suitcases and bags
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The new range comes in all sorts of colours
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The biggest case in the collection is the children's carry-on which also comes in five very bright colours.
According to the website, there's enough room for 5-7 days worth of kids clothing in one case.
You can fit in more than you think too because of the compression system and handy inside pockets for smaller items.
The suitcase is suitable for children between ages four and seven.
It isn't the cheapest, costing £180, but comes with a lifetime warranty in case it ever breaks.
One reviewer wrote: "Super easy to push through the airport for a toddler even when fully packed. Our daughter loves the bright colors, and has a ton of fun with it."
Another said: "We purchased these for our a Disney Spring Break trip. The kids loved having their very own suitcases like Mum & Dad."
A third agreed: "My 6 and 3 year old LOVED these. They can push/pull them themselves no problem."
Away has also unveiled a new children's backpack - although it's more expensive than your average bag at £60.
But this backpack is lightweight and machine washable so marks are likely to come out when it gets dirty during your travels.
The children's backpack has a large main compartment, a tablet sleeve, two water bottle pockets with easy access pockets where you can keep all the essentials, like snacks.
The straps are no-slip straps and designed to stay on little shoulders and it has an optional chest clip for extra security.
The Sun's Travel Editor Lisa Minot shares her expert packing tips
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The backpack has lots of smaller compartments and room for water bottles
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And there's a lunchbox too which is designed to keep food cool
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Something that might also make travelling easier is the children's packing cubes.
For £30, you get a set of three cubes: two medium and one wide, that are made of water-repellent nylon and have a mesh top for easy visibility.
The cubes have been designed to fit inside the Kids Carry-On suitcase and when they're not being used, can be stored flat or packed away.
Not necessary for travelling per se, but nice to have a look at and a school potential is the 'Kids Lunch Box'.
The description for this reads: "Lightweight and ready for adventure, the Kids Lunch Box keeps snacks fresh and organised from 30,000 feet to the school cafeteria."
There's a main compartment, as well as a zip pocket for smaller snacks and a place to even keep cutlery too.
There's also a handle and a clip that attaches onto the backpack so they can be used together.
The lunch box comes in three different colours, blue, pink and white.
In the mean time, the Sun Travel Team have revealed their top travel bags and accessories.
Sun Travel Rates The Away Bag Highly
Assistant Travel Editor at Sun Travel, Sophie Swietochowski loves her Away bag...
It may be pricey, but in my opinion a decent, sturdy travel bag is well worth investing in. I take this Away bag everywhere with me, which is apt considering its name.
Small enough to fit under the seat and comply with most budget airlines hand luggage restrictions, the Everywhere bag's star-quality is its zipped passport pocket. Conveniently, but very discreetly, located on the outside of the bag means accessing your important travel docs is less of a faff.
There's a pocket for everything else too, including your laptop, your tablet and smaller bits of makeup and jewellery - Sophie Swietochowski, Assistant Travel Editor