YOYO³ From Newborn to Toddler Stroller $688 Value

I have 3 children - 4, 2, and newborn. My daily stroller is the Uppababy Vista V2 set up for 2 children. I was looking for a compact travel stroller that had the capability for a ride on board. When I tested strollers at Nordstrom in person, this seemed to check all the boxes (aesthetic, newborn capable from the box, ride on board, etc). This stroller is so complicated that I became frustrated while putting it together. The fold already is annoying as it is, but I was willing to put that aside. What really ticked me off was how difficult it was to switch from the newborn pack to the toddler seat to the car seat attachments. Instead of the usual click in and out that you see with all other strollers on the market, this requires a lot of steps with Velcro straps and click ins. I could not imagine doing this with my kids in the car if I decided to change my set up which happens often with 3 kids of different ages. It requires getting it out of the car, pre planning your set up, and spending several minutes to switch it before you leave the house. I also had to man handle to stroller to put the car seat attachments on. Once those go on, they must stay on or else you risk spending 30 minutes trying to jam them on. Other strollers just click in and out. Overall, this is such a non parent friendly stroller that led me to so much frustration. Immediate return.

It honestly exceeded my expectations! The print itself is just so stunning! The canopy is just such amazing material. The stroller is so easy to fold and unfold. It also is very light and I love that it has a handle for easy carrying when it is folded. My baby does not want to get out of the stroller which tells me so much on comfort ability

We are in love with this stroller! The fact that it has all the bells and whistles you could need while still remaining lightweight and folds really small is incredible! I didn't want a big stroller for every day use, plus I don't have a car with a lot of room. I don't like strollers that are only good for a short time, so the Nunas and the Doonas were a no go for me. I love that with the newborn bundle, I can use my child's carseat or the bassinet immediately and then transition by child with age to the regular seat. The stroller comes with it's own bag so you don't have to get your car all dirty and the stroller is protected as well. In the bag, the stroller even fits perfectly in the floor board of the car under my child's carseat! My only request is that this stroller be made in more colors. Neutrals are okay, but sometimes we want some fun colors!

Where do I even begin? As a first-time parent, shopping for a stroller felt overwhelming. I walked into the store ready to buy something totally different… and left wanting the Babyzen YOYO. Especially while living in NYC, I realized a compact, travel-friendly stroller just made more sense for our lifestyle. We started with the newborn pack and later transitioned seamlessly into the 6+ month pack, it made that phase of parenting so much easier. And because we travel a lot, this stroller has been a lifesaver. It’s super easy to fold down, carry, and maneuver, whether you’re navigating airports, city sidewalks, Hawaii garden strolls or hopping into an Uber with a baby or toddler in tow. I honestly can’t recommend the Babyzen YOYO enough. It’s lightweight, stylish, and designed with real-life parenting in mind. Total game-changer.

I frequently embark on long-haul flights, and the Yoyo is undoubtedly the best stroller for travelers. Its extreme compactness and maneuverability make it a standout choice. Previously, I used an Uppababy stroller, which, while comfortable, was large and bulky. In contrast, the Yoyo3 is smaller, lighter, and allows for quicker boarding, easier transport, and hassle-free packing. So far, I’ve only gate-checked the Yoyo3, as it’s challenging to fit in the overhead compartment when traveling solo. While folding the stroller isn’t quite as effortless as the Uppababy’s one-handed feature, the Yoyo3 has a manageable learning curve that requires two hands for folding. Securing the harness can be cumbersome, especially with my 16-month-old. If he’s cranky, it becomes a challenge to keep him from sliding down the stroller seat. The storage basket is also limited, accommodating only two or three small items, unlike my Uppababy, which could hold practically everything. At home, my go-to stroller is the Stokke Xplory. I appreciate its versatility and sturdiness, particularly on cobblestone and uneven pavements. The convenience of hanging my diaper bag is an added bonus. However, the Yoyo3 isn’t ideal as an everyday stroller. Its lower profile makes me cautious around puddles and rough terrain. Nonetheless, my baby finds it comfortable, and the stroller handles well. When driving, the Yoyo3 excels! It fits easily in the trunk, allowing for quick trips in and out. The Xplory and Uppababy used to dominate my trunk space, turning grocery shopping into a logistical challenge. In contrast, the Yoyo3 is a no-brainer, even fitting comfortably in the back seat. In summary, the Yoyo3 is an excellent travel stroller and the best choice for driving excursions. It shines in its compact design and ease of use for travel, though it may not be the best fit for everyday use.