Here’s another post of mine on my travel blog explaining everything about flying with a baby: https://annaeverywhere.com/flying-with-a-baby/ but about bassinets. Dylan was I believe 3.5 months in this video? Maybe a bit older – not exactly sure since we used to fly with him a few times a month for doctor’s appointments haha (you’ll find this story on my travel blog too). Once the Yoyo2 stroller is attached, you can’t switch between bassinet and stroller, so you need to be sure of your decision! One thing to note is that this stroller can only be world-facing. Many larger strollers on the market have an option to flip from parent-facing to world-facing. The Yoyo pushchair only faces outwards.

I can easily put several items in it without worrying about carrying enough for my baby’s needs. Also, I can access the storage basket from the stroller’s front, which is fantastic.

Can I get the Babyzen Yoyo+ in different colours?

If you’re looking for a stroller for only occasional trips and don’t want to spend that much – I get it. While I’m yet to find a stroller that’s better than Yoyo there are some passable strollers that do their job: Strollers Similar to Babyzen Yoyo That Fit in Overhead Compartments Overall, the Babyzen Yoyo2 stroller is a fantastic option for parents looking for a lightweight, compact, and versatile stroller that can handle daily life, travel and everything in between. Let me know if you have any questions. I hope this helps you make your decision. I carried it on my shoulder various times up and down the stairs ( like in Santorini or French Riviera) when we wanted to have a stroller for meals and on flatter streets. Travel or compact strollers don’t recline the same way as Vista, because it literally reclines the seat, not just changes its position so the it’s not going to be the same mechanism. Although the recline on those strollers are ultimately much more comfortable for the child than Vista because it’s flatter. When I was pregnant, we went to the shops to test out lots of prams. We were torn between buying a substantial pram or a really compact one. In the end, I’m really pleased we went with the Yoyo! It’s ideal for London, which is where we use it the majority of the time. It’s rare we need something suitable for rough terrain, and if we do, we use our Ergobaby carrier.

Weight Bearing 25KG】: This buggy board is suitable for children aged 2-6 and can withstand a maximum pressure of 25KG (55 lbs). It is not recommended to drive on uneven ground. Babyzen doesn’t have a bumper bar as an official accessory and for me, that was a downside as my kids love pulling on it. As you can see we have a bumper bar and lots of people wonder how it works and where did we get it from. I was also able to hang my own handbag on the handlebar when the kid was sitting in it and even when they were not. We can hang a diaper bag off it and it never failed when the baby is sitting in it, it’s 100% safe.Read next: Everything you need to know about taking a pram on a plane How much space does it take up? Yoyo reclines to a typical reclining position, while Ergo is flat flat. It can be an advantage, but most kids don’t care to be fully flat after newborn stage and it makes the break not easily accessible when fully reclined and also makes the stroller more prone to falling. The BABYZEN YOYO Board is designed exclusively for YOYO2 and YOYO+ strollers and is the ideal accessory for toddlers + older siblings. Accommodating up to 22kg (44.1lbs) of weight, your toddler can choose to sit or stand thanks to the clever detachable saddle feature. Influencers/bloggers love Doona because the company keeps working with many of us. I considered it for a while because everyone in the US keeps talking about and it’s so trendy at the moment. Upon further research and tests I think this is one of the worst options and way too overpriced. I’ll be writing a full article about it soon, but in short: The buggy is lightweight so can easily be carried, especially because it comes with an attached carry strap. When folded, it is so compact that it can even go onto a plane as hand luggage. Definitely something to consider if you’re a frequent flyer.