This is the frame only 6+ Colour Pack and/or YOYO bassinet sold separately Now YOYO has a new look and evolves into YOYO² to offer even more comfort and practicality, with a new reinforced frame, independent suspensions on the 4 wheels and a handlebar in faux leather. Still just as lightweight and compact, YOYO² has double the agility and ingenuity to make your life even easier! The YOYO² stroller folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. With a YOYO² stroller, it's never been easier to meet up with friends for a drink, catch a cab, hop onto the subway, or fly to the other end of the world. The ultimate compact stroller YOYO² is so compact that it can be stored in the smallest space at home, takes up very little space in the trunk of a car and can even be carried on the plane in both 0+ and 6+ variants. With handlebar folded, your YOYO² passes under the metro barrier, can be coat checked at the restaurant and fits easily in the reduced space of an elevator. And in version 0+, with handlebar folded, you can change your baby with ease. The armrests will help you carry the stroller upstairs with total ease. Go everywhere with no limits The new YOYO² stroller benefits from unparalleled flexibility and cushioning, thanks to the new, individual suspensions on all 4 wheels, allowing the stroller to perfectly navigate all types of surface. Hytrel elastomer suspension, unique technology. Screen reader support enabled.
This is the frame only 6+ Colour Pack and/or YOYO bassinet sold separately Now YOYO has a new look and evolves into YOYO² to offer even more comfort and practicality, with a new reinforced frame, independent suspensions on the 4 wheels and a handlebar in faux leather. Still just as lightweight and compact, YOYO² has double the agility and ingenuity to make your life even easier! The YOYO² stroller folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. With a YOYO² stroller, it's never been easier to meet up with friends for a drink, catch a cab, hop onto the subway, or fly to the other end of the world. The ultimate compact stroller YOYO² is so compact that it can be stored in the smallest space at home, takes up very little space in the trunk of a car and can even be carried on the plane in both 0+ and 6+ variants. With handlebar folded, your YOYO² passes under the metro barrier, can be coat checked at the restaurant and fits easily in the reduced space of an elevator. And in version 0+, with handlebar folded, you can change your baby with ease. The armrests will help you carry the stroller upstairs with total ease. Go everywhere with no limits The new YOYO² stroller benefits from unparalleled flexibility and cushioning, thanks to the new, individual suspensions on all 4 wheels, allowing the stroller to perfectly navigate all types of surface. Hytrel elastomer suspension, unique technology. Screen reader support enabled.
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The lowest price for Babyzen Stroller YOYO² White - Frame Only right now is $549.00 at Toymate.
The all-time low was on 27 May 2026 — today's price is 997% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Babyzen Stroller YOYO² White - Frame Only
This is the frame only 6+ Colour Pack and/or YOYO bassinet sold separately Now YOYO has a new look and evolves into YOYO² to offer even more comfort and practicality, with a new reinforced frame, independent suspensions on the 4 wheels and a handlebar in faux leather. Still just as lightweight and compact, YOYO² has double the agility and ingenuity to make your life even easier! The YOYO² stroller folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. With a YOYO² stroller, it's never been easier to meet up with friends for a drink, catch a cab, hop onto the subway, or fly to the other end of the world. The ultimate compact stroller YOYO² is so compact that it can be stored in the smallest space at home, takes up very little space in the trunk of a car and can even be carried on the plane in both 0+ and 6+ variants. With handlebar folded, your YOYO² passes under the metro barrier, can be coat checked at the restaurant and fits easily in the reduced space of an elevator. And in version 0+, with handlebar folded, you can change your baby with ease. The armrests will help you carry the stroller upstairs with total ease. Go everywhere with no limits The new YOYO² stroller benefits from unparalleled flexibility and cushioning, thanks to the new, individual suspensions on all 4 wheels, allowing the stroller to perfectly navigate all types of surface. Hytrel elastomer suspension, unique technology. Screen reader support enabled.
This is the frame only 6+ Colour Pack and/or YOYO bassinet sold separately Now YOYO has a new look and evolves into YOYO² to offer even more comfort and practicality, with a new reinforced frame, independent suspensions on the 4 wheels and a handlebar in faux leather. Still just as lightweight and compact, YOYO² has double the agility and ingenuity to make your life even easier! The YOYO² stroller folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. With a YOYO² stroller, it's never been easier to meet up with friends for a drink, catch a cab, hop onto the subway, or fly to the other end of the world. The ultimate compact stroller YOYO² is so compact that it can be stored in the smallest space at home, takes up very little space in the trunk of a car and can even be carried on the plane in both 0+ and 6+ variants. With handlebar folded, your YOYO² passes under the metro barrier, can be coat checked at the restaurant and fits easily in the reduced space of an elevator. And in version 0+, with handlebar folded, you can change your baby with ease. The armrests will help you carry the stroller upstairs with total ease. Go everywhere with no limits The new YOYO² stroller benefits from unparalleled flexibility and cushioning, thanks to the new, individual suspensions on all 4 wheels, allowing the stroller to perfectly navigate all types of surface. Hytrel elastomer suspension, unique technology. Screen reader support enabled.
Prices last updated 24 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 24/10/2026 11:56:03
Babyzen Stroller YOYO² White - FRAME ONLY
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I can understand what the hype is about the yoyo stroller. It is easy to manoeuver, very light, stylish and compact for cabin. However what I’m not happy about is that it doesn’t include the rain coat, foot rest and the back rest does not lie as flat although it may be enough for a little short nap as I don’t think the seat is that comfortable for a long nap, despite these are essential that matters most to having a compact stroller I think personally and for such an expensive price, it should include everything you need. The rain coat for the babyzen is also pricey it’s £30 and by the looks of it it only covers the front? The back would get soaked which defeats the purpose of keeping the child and pram dry and also for the footrest is another £30. Technically ... MoreI can understand what the hype is about the yoyo stroller. It is easy to manoeuver, very light, stylish and compact for cabin. However what I’m not happy about is that it doesn’t include the rain coat, foot rest and the back rest does not lie as flat although it may be enough for a little short nap as I don’t think the seat is that comfortable for a long nap, despite these are essential that matters most to having a compact stroller I think personally and for such an expensive price, it should include everything you need. The rain coat for the babyzen is also pricey it’s £30 and by the looks of it it only covers the front? The back would get soaked which defeats the purpose of keeping the child and pram dry and also for the footrest is another £30. Technically you’re spending £490 for the stroller. Although I love it, it’s made my life a little easier (I can just get universal rain cover from Amazon for a cheaper price), i don’t think it’s worth the price for just a stroller.
originally posted on merinokids.co.uk
I took ages to decide on a pram and put in a lot of research. We settled on the YOYO because we live in London and would be doing lots of public transport. We are 6 months into using the pram now and I can safely say that it was the right choice for us. Our local tube station doesn't have a lift and I have no problems taking the pram down the stairs. Its super easy with the bassinet attached because you get built in handles. The pram handles so easily on paved ground and we even take it off roading in our local park. It isn't an all-terrain buggy, but we knew that going in. I find the accessories are pricey, but so far it has been worth it. The pram feels solid and substantial whilst taking up no room at all. With the bassinet, and car seat adaptors, this pram is ... MoreI took ages to decide on a pram and put in a lot of research. We settled on the YOYO because we live in London and would be doing lots of public transport. We are 6 months into using the pram now and I can safely say that it was the right choice for us. Our local tube station doesn't have a lift and I have no problems taking the pram down the stairs. Its super easy with the bassinet attached because you get built in handles. The pram handles so easily on paved ground and we even take it off roading in our local park. It isn't an all-terrain buggy, but we knew that going in. I find the accessories are pricey, but so far it has been worth it. The pram feels solid and substantial whilst taking up no room at all. With the bassinet, and car seat adaptors, this pram is everything we needed. I'm pleased we got this one now that lots of my Mum friends are replacing their larger travel systems with smaller prams.
originally posted on strolleria.com
The Yoyo2 definitely doesn’t disappoint for travel. It’s light and folds up impressively small. It doesn’t unfold as easily as advertised (with one elegant motion…). Instead, wheels get swiveled and stuck and require being flipped around (Maybe I just need to practice my skillz...). My large 17 mo old slouches down a lot in the seat, which in my view is a a design flaw, but since we are traveling a ton the pluses outweigh the minuses. It’s annoying that you have to pay $$$ for even the little foot rest thing, so that your kid’s little legs don’t dangle, not to mention rain cover and all the other add-ons. (Universal rain cover we already had works just fine, FYI, tho a little big). Be sure to check which add ons work while it’s folded up if you do get them- the ... MoreThe Yoyo2 definitely doesn’t disappoint for travel. It’s light and folds up impressively small. It doesn’t unfold as easily as advertised (with one elegant motion…). Instead, wheels get swiveled and stuck and require being flipped around (Maybe I just need to practice my skillz...). My large 17 mo old slouches down a lot in the seat, which in my view is a a design flaw, but since we are traveling a ton the pluses outweigh the minuses. It’s annoying that you have to pay $$$ for even the little foot rest thing, so that your kid’s little legs don’t dangle, not to mention rain cover and all the other add-ons. (Universal rain cover we already had works just fine, FYI, tho a little big). Be sure to check which add ons work while it’s folded up if you do get them- the whole point of this thing is ease of fold and how small it gets. Even with lots of bags it’s easy to hang it on your shoulder with the built in carry strap and haul onto the plane and into overhead bin. I wouldn’t gate check because it doesn’t feel that durable, honestly. The storage space underneath is small but decent for a travel stroller. Don’t hang a bag on it- it will tip! The wheels are smooth except if you get moving fast even on a good concrete surface- then they can suddenly wobble like crazy. Sun cover is a bit skimpy. Overall was a good buy for us for size and travel convenience on the plane etc. I do think it’s overpriced but there weren’t other options we thought would be better.
| Dimensions Folded | L 52cm x W 44cm x D18 cm |
| Age Range | Birth to 22kg |
| Weight Capacity | 22kg |
| Harness Type | 5 point harness |
| Inclusions | Adaptors |
Babyzen Stroller YOYO² White - FRAME ONLY
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I can understand what the hype is about the yoyo stroller. It is easy to manoeuver, very light, stylish and compact for cabin. However what I’m not happy about is that it doesn’t include the rain coat, foot rest and the back rest does not lie as flat although it may be enough for a little short nap as I don’t think the seat is that comfortable for a long nap, despite these are essential that matters most to having a compact stroller I think personally and for such an expensive price, it should include everything you need. The rain coat for the babyzen is also pricey it’s £30 and by the looks of it it only covers the front? The back would get soaked which defeats the purpose of keeping the child and pram dry and also for the footrest is another £30. Technically ... MoreI can understand what the hype is about the yoyo stroller. It is easy to manoeuver, very light, stylish and compact for cabin. However what I’m not happy about is that it doesn’t include the rain coat, foot rest and the back rest does not lie as flat although it may be enough for a little short nap as I don’t think the seat is that comfortable for a long nap, despite these are essential that matters most to having a compact stroller I think personally and for such an expensive price, it should include everything you need. The rain coat for the babyzen is also pricey it’s £30 and by the looks of it it only covers the front? The back would get soaked which defeats the purpose of keeping the child and pram dry and also for the footrest is another £30. Technically you’re spending £490 for the stroller. Although I love it, it’s made my life a little easier (I can just get universal rain cover from Amazon for a cheaper price), i don’t think it’s worth the price for just a stroller.
I took ages to decide on a pram and put in a lot of research. We settled on the YOYO because we live in London and would be doing lots of public transport. We are 6 months into using the pram now and I can safely say that it was the right choice for us. Our local tube station doesn't have a lift and I have no problems taking the pram down the stairs. Its super easy with the bassinet attached because you get built in handles. The pram handles so easily on paved ground and we even take it off roading in our local park. It isn't an all-terrain buggy, but we knew that going in. I find the accessories are pricey, but so far it has been worth it. The pram feels solid and substantial whilst taking up no room at all. With the bassinet, and car seat adaptors, this pram is ... MoreI took ages to decide on a pram and put in a lot of research. We settled on the YOYO because we live in London and would be doing lots of public transport. We are 6 months into using the pram now and I can safely say that it was the right choice for us. Our local tube station doesn't have a lift and I have no problems taking the pram down the stairs. Its super easy with the bassinet attached because you get built in handles. The pram handles so easily on paved ground and we even take it off roading in our local park. It isn't an all-terrain buggy, but we knew that going in. I find the accessories are pricey, but so far it has been worth it. The pram feels solid and substantial whilst taking up no room at all. With the bassinet, and car seat adaptors, this pram is everything we needed. I'm pleased we got this one now that lots of my Mum friends are replacing their larger travel systems with smaller prams.
The Yoyo2 definitely doesn’t disappoint for travel. It’s light and folds up impressively small. It doesn’t unfold as easily as advertised (with one elegant motion…). Instead, wheels get swiveled and stuck and require being flipped around (Maybe I just need to practice my skillz...). My large 17 mo old slouches down a lot in the seat, which in my view is a a design flaw, but since we are traveling a ton the pluses outweigh the minuses. It’s annoying that you have to pay $$$ for even the little foot rest thing, so that your kid’s little legs don’t dangle, not to mention rain cover and all the other add-ons. (Universal rain cover we already had works just fine, FYI, tho a little big). Be sure to check which add ons work while it’s folded up if you do get them- the ... MoreThe Yoyo2 definitely doesn’t disappoint for travel. It’s light and folds up impressively small. It doesn’t unfold as easily as advertised (with one elegant motion…). Instead, wheels get swiveled and stuck and require being flipped around (Maybe I just need to practice my skillz...). My large 17 mo old slouches down a lot in the seat, which in my view is a a design flaw, but since we are traveling a ton the pluses outweigh the minuses. It’s annoying that you have to pay $$$ for even the little foot rest thing, so that your kid’s little legs don’t dangle, not to mention rain cover and all the other add-ons. (Universal rain cover we already had works just fine, FYI, tho a little big). Be sure to check which add ons work while it’s folded up if you do get them- the whole point of this thing is ease of fold and how small it gets. Even with lots of bags it’s easy to hang it on your shoulder with the built in carry strap and haul onto the plane and into overhead bin. I wouldn’t gate check because it doesn’t feel that durable, honestly. The storage space underneath is small but decent for a travel stroller. Don’t hang a bag on it- it will tip! The wheels are smooth except if you get moving fast even on a good concrete surface- then they can suddenly wobble like crazy. Sun cover is a bit skimpy. Overall was a good buy for us for size and travel convenience on the plane etc. I do think it’s overpriced but there weren’t other options we thought would be better.
I LOVE the look of my new yo-yo ! It’s so trendy , stylish , lightweight, easy to push ( my son is 2 stone and I cannot feel that at all when pushing ) Folding down and popping back up is really simple once you have done it a couple of times. Storage of the pram it’s self is so much better than other prams I’ve had in the past. Carrying it with the strap on my shoulder is handy for taking it in and out of the car whilst carrying groceries or my child in addition. The only negative things I have to say is that no rain-cover is included , so I had to purchase that separately for another £25 which was a bit annoying for such an expensive stroller. Also when toddler / taller child is in the seat upright the backrest only goes up to the shoulders - when lay down in ... MoreI LOVE the look of my new yo-yo ! It’s so trendy , stylish , lightweight, easy to push ( my son is 2 stone and I cannot feel that at all when pushing ) Folding down and popping back up is really simple once you have done it a couple of times. Storage of the pram it’s self is so much better than other prams I’ve had in the past. Carrying it with the strap on my shoulder is handy for taking it in and out of the car whilst carrying groceries or my child in addition. The only negative things I have to say is that no rain-cover is included , so I had to purchase that separately for another £25 which was a bit annoying for such an expensive stroller. Also when toddler / taller child is in the seat upright the backrest only goes up to the shoulders - when lay down in sleeping position the neck is supported though. Overall , I wish I had bought this pram from the start purely down to ease ( especially as I have another child ) I think it would have made my life so much easier from the beginning with carry cot mode. I also think it would be great for c section mummy’s because of the light weight aspect. Really happy with our new pram and I’m sure we will get lots of use out of it because it’s very roomy for a taller child.
Sceptical but glad we took the plunge. The basket beneath is nice and roomy and the hood shades my little ones face when it’s sunny. You can tell it’s had lots of thought and design put behind it, even to the detail that the pushchair won’t tip up if there’s something on the handle bars. The back pocket is also very useful for my phone and keys A couple of quibbles I had, was learning how to take it down and put up with a squirming one year old. And how the front wheels have to be straight to do so. It isn’t exactly a one handed fold and is a little fiddly when you first use it, I had to watch a few YouTube videos to get the jist of how to make it easier on myself putting it up and down with ease. But once you get used to how it works it is a very good stroller. ... MoreSceptical but glad we took the plunge. The basket beneath is nice and roomy and the hood shades my little ones face when it’s sunny. You can tell it’s had lots of thought and design put behind it, even to the detail that the pushchair won’t tip up if there’s something on the handle bars. The back pocket is also very useful for my phone and keys A couple of quibbles I had, was learning how to take it down and put up with a squirming one year old. And how the front wheels have to be straight to do so. It isn’t exactly a one handed fold and is a little fiddly when you first use it, I had to watch a few YouTube videos to get the jist of how to make it easier on myself putting it up and down with ease. But once you get used to how it works it is a very good stroller. Accessory wise, the Babyzen yoyo 2 doesn’t come with a rain cover, (I haven’t actually ordered one yet but I probably will) however the hood is claimed to have waterproof treatment. It does come with a nice travel bag but we don’t really use this. You can buy many accessories for the Babyzen, which can rack up cost wise, but we’ll probably just get the buggy board for our eldest, along with a rain cover for when it’s needed. We had a very expensive travel system before which was bulky but very reliable. we bought a cheap compact stroller to help save boot space on days out (which admittedly was easier to put up and down than the Babyzen, but was incredibly flimsy and wobbly) you do pay extra for the Babyzen but the quality behind it is noticeable in comparison to cheap alternatives. Terrain wise, we live in the city, but we’ve taken it on woodland walks and across grassed areas with the dogs and it’s held up incredibly well. On flat even surfaces it really does feel very light and smooth and I quite often walk it one handed, which I haven’t been able to do with any other pushchair we’ve used. Overall it is an incredibly stylish stroller, and if I knew about this pushchair when my first was born, we would have 100% bought a Babyzen yoyo with the added extras for a newborn.
I originally bought this stroller for travel; however I grew to love it as an everyday stroller! I paired it with the Nuna Pipa Lite Rx and the adapters do not let me fold it down completely which is not an issue because I have an SUV. Now that my son is 6 month old, I assembled the canopy and forward facing seat AND the Nuna adapters can still be installed with the forward facing seat. This is extremely useful when my son falls asleep while driving… I don’t have to wake up to transfer him to the stroller. I truely love this stroller. It is such an amazing size especially when dining out! This is a tiny travel stroller so your wheels will be small making a bumpy ride for rough Road. Handlebars cannot be adjusted. Sufficient storage if you have a small diaper bag.
I'm really not happy with this pram. It is fine, but definitely not all it's hyped up to be. We sold our other pram to buy this based on reviews and I regret it everyday! Firstly, it is the apple of pram brands - you have to buy every single tiny thing separately otherwise it is hardly useable. When you add it up, we've spent over £800 buying footmuffs, different attachments, handlebars etc. - Things you would expect would come with a pricey pram! My biggest issue with it is that unless you buy an umbrella attachment or shade cover, it has barely any sun protection and we can't use it - this is ridiculous!!!! My baby also outgrew the newborn seat by 4 months. It just feels so cheap and basic considering the price. I get that it is great for a travel pram and it will ... MoreI'm really not happy with this pram. It is fine, but definitely not all it's hyped up to be. We sold our other pram to buy this based on reviews and I regret it everyday! Firstly, it is the apple of pram brands - you have to buy every single tiny thing separately otherwise it is hardly useable. When you add it up, we've spent over £800 buying footmuffs, different attachments, handlebars etc. - Things you would expect would come with a pricey pram! My biggest issue with it is that unless you buy an umbrella attachment or shade cover, it has barely any sun protection and we can't use it - this is ridiculous!!!! My baby also outgrew the newborn seat by 4 months. It just feels so cheap and basic considering the price. I get that it is great for a travel pram and it will be useful for that, but honestly, I can't afford to (or have the space to!) have multiple occasion prams and I doubt very much I am the only person in this situation. Very meh about this pram and the marketing of it all!
So I debated over getting a yoyo2 for months!! Also contemplated between this, the joolz & the butterfly. Took the plunge at last and got this in the taupe colour. Mainly went with the yoyo as I preferred the design and the look the best. I think it also has the most compact fold out the. Anyway the things I like: The colour, the basket, the zip pocket on the back was a winner for me, the size when folded and the carry handle is very comfy on the shoulder and weighs nothing! I like the newborn accessories you can get for it too which would be good if you go on to have another baby and want to purchase them! Things I don’t like: The seat doesn’t sit up enough in my opinion so baby is always slouched, the hood covers the face nicely but not enough protection from the ... MoreSo I debated over getting a yoyo2 for months!! Also contemplated between this, the joolz & the butterfly. Took the plunge at last and got this in the taupe colour. Mainly went with the yoyo as I preferred the design and the look the best. I think it also has the most compact fold out the. Anyway the things I like: The colour, the basket, the zip pocket on the back was a winner for me, the size when folded and the carry handle is very comfy on the shoulder and weighs nothing! I like the newborn accessories you can get for it too which would be good if you go on to have another baby and want to purchase them! Things I don’t like: The seat doesn’t sit up enough in my opinion so baby is always slouched, the hood covers the face nicely but not enough protection from the sun on the rest of the body, could do with a larger/extendable hood, the fold does take some getting used to and mine seems to fling back open alot and I have hurt my finger a few times! The fact the add ones are all extras and not even included for the price like the raincover ect could at least come with it, one of my front wheels did start wobbling a lot on some tiled flooring in a shopping centre the second time I used it, the push is nice with one hand on flat surfaces but did struggle to even get across some stones/bumps! Don’t think it will work for me as a every day pram unfortunately! Is alot of money to just use for holidays. Anyway on a whole that’s the reason I gave it 4 and not 5 stars! I think it’s down to personal preference when it comes to prams! I have had alot of prams and have 3 children so I’m pretty fussy. It’s well made and does feel like it would last but I don’t think it lives up to the hype in my opinion and I did view them in shops first but I think you can only truly get a proper vibe after using a pram for a whole day out and about not just round a shop with nice flat flooring ect. Pic of my 12m old son taking a nap which he has actually only done once since using the pram for a few days now.
I wouldn’t leave a negative review unless I felt like I really needed to warn people so they don’t make the same mistake I did.. Strolleria as a company is great! But trying to even get in contact with BabyZen about returning my YoYo 6+ has been not even a nightmare because the communication has just been nonexistent.. I have reached out to them three times over email (because they don’t have a phone number) and even one time through their Instagram. Nothing except for a “we will be in a touch with you”. So I’m sure my 30 day window of returning will pass by.. extremely stressful and horrible for something that was over $900 for the stroller bassinet kit. The stroller is super cute but comparing side by side to anything Nuna or UppaBaby you can feel how flimsy the ... MoreI wouldn’t leave a negative review unless I felt like I really needed to warn people so they don’t make the same mistake I did.. Strolleria as a company is great! But trying to even get in contact with BabyZen about returning my YoYo 6+ has been not even a nightmare because the communication has just been nonexistent.. I have reached out to them three times over email (because they don’t have a phone number) and even one time through their Instagram. Nothing except for a “we will be in a touch with you”. So I’m sure my 30 day window of returning will pass by.. extremely stressful and horrible for something that was over $900 for the stroller bassinet kit. The stroller is super cute but comparing side by side to anything Nuna or UppaBaby you can feel how flimsy the stroller is. I’m sure that’s how they’ve made it so leightweight. I took it on a walk on the side walk around our neighborhood and the front wheels wobble back and forth like it’s not made for anything other than a smooth flat surface like at the grocery store or indoor mall etc. All around it’s left me feeling tricked and super upset.
We are extremely pleased with the quality of the Yoyo product. Basinet was a must have for a new born, we use it daily even to stay on the balcony, short or long walk in the park or shopping centre. We love the design & the quality. It goes really smooth and no problem to go on the grass or little stones from our park. The Basinet comes with a flat mattress colour toffee and the to install it was super easy. Pushing one at the time white dots you will release the Basinet from the base and the strong handles are doing such a job for you. The Car seat is great for travelling in the car - it’s written on the label that babies up to 60cm can stay, but a new born baby has always less than 60cm (perhaps it’s a policy that they must respect in order to be safety). But we ... MoreWe are extremely pleased with the quality of the Yoyo product. Basinet was a must have for a new born, we use it daily even to stay on the balcony, short or long walk in the park or shopping centre. We love the design & the quality. It goes really smooth and no problem to go on the grass or little stones from our park. The Basinet comes with a flat mattress colour toffee and the to install it was super easy. Pushing one at the time white dots you will release the Basinet from the base and the strong handles are doing such a job for you. The Car seat is great for travelling in the car - it’s written on the label that babies up to 60cm can stay, but a new born baby has always less than 60cm (perhaps it’s a policy that they must respect in order to be safety). But we used it, anyway to transport the baby from the hospital to home). Myself 1,60cm and my husband 1,89cm push the stroller with no problem and feels nice and comfy. We recommend 100%. Also for new moms: please order before your baby is born. We placed the order on May and the baby was due in July and the timing was perfect.
| Dimensions Folded | L 52cm x W 44cm x D18 cm |
| Age Range | Birth to 22kg |
| Weight Capacity | 22kg |
| Harness Type | 5 point harness |
| Inclusions | Adaptors |
