We love to travel with our kids and they love it too. They especially love the anticipation of trip, packing a bag, and then carrying their very own bag on the airplane with them. Finding a rolling bag for kids has always been a challenge for us so I was thrilled to see that Skip Hop, one of my favorite brands for children, just launched rolling luggage for their Zoo line.

The bags are priced at $38 and are trendy, functional, spacious, and most importantly super easy for the kids to carry and maneuver.
Take a peek at our video of the bags here – you’ll notice there is also a great strap that you can tuck into the back of the bag or leave out if you prefer to sling the bag over your shoulder. This is ideal for parents in case the kids somehow fall asleep, can’t carry their own bag for whatever reason or for whatever other unexpected event always seems to happen when you are traveling with kids.
Available in several designs – monkey, owl, bumble bee, or doggy.
My favorite is probably this owl – cute for boys or girls!
Disclosure: Thanks to Skip Hop for sending us these bags to facilitate our reviews. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own – or Kenzie and Kyle’s
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