Babyzen - YOYO+
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We used the Yoyo one, very convenient. Goes everywhere and easily foldable if there’s nothing underneath. Japan is very baby friendly, elevator and baby rooms everywhere. Take a lots of baby snacks with you 😅. And make sure to bring a baby carrier, especially for places that aren’t stroller-friendly.
I have a Yoyo+ for my first born (we don’t need anything that has big wheels) and we do not have a car. It is very lightweight and sturdy! For our 2nd born we bought a Joolz Aer+ as we I prefer one hand closure
Yoyo can go into bassinet mode, so can be used from day 1. I have the bugaboo butterfly. It doesn’t go quite lay-flat, but it gets pretty close, and I used it without a car seat (Nuna pipa adaptors available) from just about 4 months. The deciding factor to me was true single-handed fold; absolute game-changer.
I remember when I was looking at strollers I had to narrow down the variables I was comparing, and at the time for me it was weight because we lived in a second floor walk up. So I searched for which stroller was the lightest weight and we ended up with the YoYo+
Parisian with kids too. Everyone here use a Yoyo+, they are smoll enough you can pass the turnstile with the kid in it, you can fold them and carry them if needed (you may see a demo of a mother or father holding their kid in one hand and unfolding the stroller in a single move of the other hand), you can carry them kids included in the metro stairs. It's not always convenient, it require a good physical condition, and during peak time you may not be able to use the public transportation at all. Take a stroller as small as the Yoyo+, or don't take one as it would be more a burden than anything.
We use a Yoyo - got it second hand from FB marketplace; ours was a new style one so cost £200 second hand but I also got an old style one for £30 for a friend so definitely worth looking. We don’t use ours often any more so it’s really handy having one that folds up easily and is lightweight.
We use a Yoyo - got it second hand from FB marketplace; ours was a new style one so cost £200 second hand but I also got an old style one for £30 for a friend so definitely worth looking. We don’t use ours often any more so it’s really handy having one that folds up easily and is lightweight.
Unfortunately I don’t think there’s a pram that does everything you want… there are some that do a sort of in-between which people have recommended already (Joolz Aer, Bugaboo Butterfly) but my solution (also a Londoner) is to have two - one of which we bought secondhand to save money. I’ve got the Uppababy Vista which I love for eveything except going on the tube. Massive basket, nice and tall, I use it as a double now I’ve got two, plus it’s great for off-roading (eg grass and muddy paths in parks). For the tube (and holidays) I’ve got a Yoyo. I also use a carrier a lot (Babybjorn One for what it’s worth) - I use just a carrier a lot when travelling around but I fold and take the Yoyo on the tube when I’m going out for a full day or taking both children (oldest is a toddler so walks a lot but sometimes needs a bit of buggy time too). If you are considering secondhand at all there’s a really good Uppababy Buy and Sell group on Facebook, and marketplace is decent for Yoyos- just beware of scams!
Pour la première, j'avais racheté à une pote une grosse Chicco 3 en 1. A 8 mois, j'ai acheté une yoyo, on habite à Lyon. Choix parfait. Pour l'arrivée de la deuxième, la yoyo avec le kit 0-6 mois acheté en promo (car on a une yoyo 1, et la yoyo2 venait de sortir) trop bien, et puis asnaw le kit. On avait aussi acheté un planche (pas celui de la yoyo, qui de toute manière était trop cher) pour qlq mois (2 ans d'écart) et j'ai revendu ma yoyo à une copine pour son deuxième, qui a encore fait 3 ans, et elle l'a renvendu encore derrière. Bref, le troisième n'est pas au programme, et vu mon âge, on pourrait avoir des jumelles voire des triplettes, mais je reprendrai une yoyo sans hésitation ! Précision : on n'a qu'une voiture, une Yaris, donc c'est tout petit, la yoyo s'imposait aussi
Pour la première, j'avais racheté à une pote une grosse Chicco 3 en 1. A 8 mois, j'ai acheté une yoyo, on habite à Lyon. Choix parfait. Pour l'arrivée de la deuxième, la yoyo avec le kit 0-6 mois acheté en promo (car on a une yoyo 1, et la yoyo2 venait de sortir) trop bien, et puis asnaw le kit. On avait aussi acheté un planche (pas celui de la yoyo, qui de toute manière était trop cher) pour qlq mois (2 ans d'écart) et j'ai revendu ma yoyo à une copine pour son deuxième, qui a encore fait 3 ans, et elle l'a renvendu encore derrière. Bref, le troisième n'est pas au programme, et vu mon âge, on pourrait avoir des jumelles voire des triplettes, mais je reprendrai une yoyo sans hésitation ! Précision : on n'a qu'une voiture, une Yaris, donc c'est tout petit, la yoyo s'imposait aussi
Pour la première, j'avais racheté à une pote une grosse Chicco 3 en 1. A 8 mois, j'ai acheté une yoyo, on habite à Lyon. Choix parfait. Pour l'arrivée de la deuxième, la yoyo avec le kit 0-6 mois acheté en promo (car on a une yoyo 1, et la yoyo2 venait de sortir) trop bien, et puis asnaw le kit. On avait aussi acheté un planche (pas celui de la yoyo, qui de toute manière était trop cher) pour qlq mois (2 ans d'écart) et j'ai revendu ma yoyo à une copine pour son deuxième, qui a encore fait 3 ans, et elle l'a renvendu encore derrière. Bref, le troisième n'est pas au programme, et vu mon âge, on pourrait avoir des jumelles voire des triplettes, mais je reprendrai une yoyo sans hésitation ! Précision : on n'a qu'une voiture, une Yaris, donc c'est tout petit, la yoyo s'imposait aussi
I have a Yoyo and a Yoyo Connect, which converts the Yoyo into a double. Best of both worlds!
Second hand yoyo worked for us
We’re in London and love our yoyo. In our part of town every second pram you see is a yoyo! Great for going in and out of shops/cafes/the bus. Really easy to chuck in the car as well. We also used the baby carrier a lot in the early days, probably more than the pram until he got heavier! We’ve no regrets at all, though it is a bit bumpier than the bigger prams and I have a friend who didn’t get on with it for this reason. As for prams v carrier, it will really just depend on your baby I’m afraid! I see other people on this thread whose babies didn’t like being in the carrier but I know plenty of people whose babies preferred carrier to pram! Our thinking was that that we’ll be using this pushchair for the first few years of their life and as we only wanted to buy one the yoyo just made the most sense for our lifestyle.
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