Stokke Yoyo, worth it? Or not?
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We have the Joolz Aer+. It's already been on a few flights and seems to be quite sturdy, even though it's extremely lightweight
We had the yo-yo with our first and have the Jool aer+ with our second. It’s an amazing buggy for city living and travel super light and easy to use. That said because it’s so light it has limited functionality so the seat doesn’t recline etc. The newborn attachment, which I know doesn’t apply to you is super flimsy. Loving the Jools aer it is very lightweight and easy as well although heavier than the yo-yo.
We have the yoyo3 and it is amazing! So lightweight, takes up barely any room, strong build and nice recline on it. Defo recommend 👌
Love the joolz aer+ I use it as my main buggy
@Sabrina @Katie @Tasnim guys you have changed my life with the joolz aer + recommendation 🥹 I’ve been out every day and it’s so easy to carry down my stairs - Thank you SO much!
It’s so fab isn’t it! I was initially going to go for the whole cybex travel system until I realised I’m so freakin weak lol and needed something really manageable esp as I’m solo parenting most of the time. I’m travelling in Feb and hoping I can get it into the overhead…
I'm glad we could help! Just a warning guys: if you take the pram on the plane, it does count as a cabin bag, so you cannot take your usual bag/backpack with you. You can still bring your baby's bag, but your cabin bag would be the pram. I'm sure you're aware of this, but I'm telling you just in case you haven't thought of it
Thank youuuu @Sabrina didn’t realise this! Xx
Highly recommend the Ergobaby Metro Plus. Personally think the Yoyo is more flimsy. We do the Ergobaby on holiday and it went into the overhead no problem