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The ride-on

How a suitcase carries a child.

The patented MiaMily seat, explained part by part: how it works, who can ride, and the rules that keep it safe.

MiaMily Carry On Plus - Navy Blue

Anatomy

Six parts that matter.

Tap a number on the Carry On Plus.

  • 01
    Built-in seat

    Patented, polypropylene, rated to 100 kg including whatever is packed. Flips up in seconds and folds flat against the shell when closed.

  • 02
    Child seatbelt
  • 03
    Bag hook
  • 04
    Wheels and brake
  • 05
    TSA lock
  • 06
    Top-opening shell
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Drag it

Suitcase on the left. Seat on the right.

Pull the handle across. Closed, it is a cabin case like any other. Open, the seat back locks upright and the belt is ready.

How to

Five steps, thirty seconds.

MiaMily Carry On side view with the seat up
01

Stop and brake

Bring the case to a stop on a flat surface. On the Plus range, press the wheel brake. Never load a child on an escalator, stairs or a slope.

02

Flip the seat

Lift the built-in seat up from the shell until it locks in the upright position.

03

Belt them in

Sit your child facing forward and fasten the safety belt snugly. Children must be able to sit unassisted.

04

Hang the bag

Loop the nappy bag or tote over the seat-back hook. Extend the telescopic handle to a comfortable height.

05

Pull, and keep watching

Pull smoothly. Stay beside your child and keep a hand near them in crowds. Release the brake first on the Plus.

Two children on Dusty Pink and Burgundy Red ride-on cases

Room for two

Two cases two seats to ride

Who rides

From toddler to tired parent.

Toddlers

Toddlers

Able to sit unassisted, belted in, supervised. The most common rider.

Kids and teens

Kids and teens

The 100 kg rating means the seat keeps working long after the pram years.

Adults

Adults

A seat at a gate with none free. Also a bag shelf when travelling solo.

Safety

The rules we mean.

MiaMily luggage has an aluminium frame rated to 100 kg and a wider base for stability. The rules below are the manufacturer's, not suggestions.

  • ✓Child must be able to sit unassisted
  • ✓Always belt the child in
  • ✓Adult supervision at all times
  • ✓Flat surfaces only
  • ✓Never on escalators, stairs or travelators
  • ✓100 kg total, including luggage contents
  • ✓Brake on before loading (Plus range)

Ride-on FAQ

Asked often.

Is the ride-on seat safe for children?

Yes, within its limits. The luggage has an aluminium frame rated to 100 kg and a wider base for stability, and the Carry On, Check In, Carry On Plus and Check In Plus include a built-in safety belt to secure your child. Children must be able to sit unassisted and should always be supervised by an adult. Use it on flat surfaces only, never on escalators or stairs.

What age can a child ride on MiaMily luggage?

MiaMily does not set a minimum age; the rule is that the child must be able to sit unassisted, be belted in, and be supervised. Most families use the ride-on from the toddler years. The 100 kg capacity means older kids and adults can sit on it too.

Does the Carry On Pro have a ride-on seat?

The Carry On Pro has a reinforced Sit Ready shell that supports up to 100 kg, so you can sit on it at the gate. It does not include the child seatbelt or the seat-back bag hook of the Carry On, Check In and Plus models, so it suits older kids, teens and adults rather than toddlers.

Can I use the seat as a high chair?

The Carry On Plus is designed so the built-in seat doubles as a high chair on the go, with the wheel brake keeping the case still while your child is seated. Always belt your child in and stay with them.

What happens to the seat when I travel without a child?

It becomes a bag holder. Hook or stack a nappy bag, tote or briefcase on the seat, or sit on it yourself during long waits.