@Diex they won't let you keep baby on the floor for safety reasons, sadly. I used the blanket when I needed to collapse the pram and nobody helped and as I needed two hands, I put my coat on the ground and bad on the coat , people were rushing past me to get whatever seat they wanted and none helped - we are talking the early years of Ryanair before the seats selection - and again later as I had to use the toilet and nobody offered two arm, so again, put coat on floor.
My kids are all teenagers now and one is even driving but from what I remember, you can arrive up to the plane door with the pram/stroller and someone will take it from you there. They will usually put a label on it at the check in. The issue is when you arrive as some companies will give it back to you at the plane stairs/finger, but many will send the pram / stroller with the luggage, so you will have to carry baby up to the luggage delivery belt and there maybe you can open yours with one hand.
Sometimes, strollers and pram are delivered on another belt.
It happened once in Tenerife, that they broke a wheel, so even if you have a sling, open your stroller to check it wasn't damaged.
I wouldn't take two bags, but a bigger travel / sport bag kind of bag with a cross body strap with the IDs plus wallet in a side pocket. You need your hands.
If you have the carseat, you can't have two bags. I would send the car seat with the luggage as it is very heavy and awkward to carry through an airport, unless locked in its wheeled structure.
- 1 change for you + 2 changes for baby + empty plastic/ bin bag
- changing mat + 1 new wipes packet (1 packet is fine if full) + nappies
- 2 bottles + ready formula
- 3 dummies
- 1 small blanket
- a small new toy, such as a small puppet, I have found puppets great entertainers and very light to carry/.
It is a short flight, it will be quick and easy.