Travelling with a toddler is easier when the items needed in transit are separate from the items that can stay packed. Use this checklist to organize documents, food, clothing and comfort items before leaving home. Keep these with the adult Passports, tickets and required travel documents Medication and written instructions Wallet, phone, charging cable and permitted power bank Emergency contacts and accommodation details Do not place irreplaceable or time-sensitive items in luggage that may be checked. Pack an in-transit toddler kit Diapers or training supplies and wipes One or two complete changes of clothes Light layer for a cool cabin Small snacks and an empty refillable bottle, subject to security rules Comfort item, book and quiet activity Resealable bags for wet or dirty clothing Organize the suitcase by when items are needed Place first-night clothing and toiletries where they are easy to reach. Use small packing cubes for each family member, and keep heavier items low so the suitcase remains balanced. Do not exceed the combined load limit when a child may use the seat. Prepare the child-seat luggage Before travel, inspect the seat, safety belt, handle, wheels and shell. The 18″ MultiCarry Classic 2nd Gen includes braked wheels. The original 20″ Classic 1.0 has no wheel brake and must remain securely held whenever the seat is used. At the airport Use the seat only on flat, level surfaces with continuous supervision. Fasten the safety belt and keep clear of moving walkways, escalators and stairs. Fold the seat before security, boarding or any crowded area when instructed. Check the operating airline’s full carry-on size and weight rules. Before checking the case Remove loose accessories and store the compatible 18″ seat cushion inside. Keep valuables, documents, medicine and essential toddler supplies in your allowed personal item. Final five-minute check Confirm documents, medication, phone, wallet, toddler comfort item and the airline allowance. A short final check is easier than reopening every packing cube at the airport. For more planning help, read the Moonba child-seat luggage guide for Canadian families.