Abstract: A child's seat, more specifically a child's seat that is capable of engaging the handle of a wheeled luggage container. The child's seat includes a platform for the child to sit on and a back rest, the platform and back rest being attached by a hinge and foldable from a use position where the two platforms are perpendicular to one another to a folded position where the platforms fold so that their planes parallel to one another. The seat back platform contains a loop that will engage the handle of the luggage container such that the handle will maintain the seat back against a flat surface of the luggage container when the seat back is in a used position.