
Video Review: 9 Things to Know About the Stokke YOYO Stroller
A stylish, space-saving stroller that grows with your family (without maxing out your trunk).

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From swivel wheels to one-handed folds, stroller shopping is full of decisions that can feel oddly technical. But whether you're prepping for your first baby or upgrading your gear for life on the go, there's a good chance you've heard about compact strollers. They're a favorite for families who live in cities, love to travel or just want to save trunk space without giving up the perks of a full-size stroller.
Enter the super compact Stokke YOYO, made by the same folks behind the iconic Tripp Trapp high chair (it’s been a parent fave since the 70s). This stroller has become a go-to for parents looking for a ride that’s lightweight, durable and stylish. From its famously flat fold to its surprising longevity, this stroller packs a lot into a small footprint. To see if it’s the right ride for your family, watch Julie, Babylist mom of 2, test it out in our video review. Or, read on for a breakdown of its top features before adding it to your registry (or your trunk).
1. It’s Built for City Life (and Travel, Too)
Originally designed for Parisian sidewalks (oui oui!), the YOYO is narrow, lightweight and folds down small enough to stash under restaurant tables, in small trunks or even airplane overhead bins. Take a look at just how flat it folds at the 0:38 mark in our review.
2. It’s Light and Easy to Carry
At just 13.5 lbs, it’s one of the lightest everyday strollers out there (most lightweight strollers weigh between 12-16 pounds). It folds with one hand, stands upright when folded and has a padded shoulder strap and carry bag for when your kiddo decides they want to walk. (1:34)

3. It Grows With Your Kid (From Day One)
Out of the box, the stroller works from around 6 months to 48.5 lbs (that’s roughly the size of your average 5-year-old). Want to use it from birth? There’s a newborn pack that creates a cozy, lie-flat setup—or you can pair it with a compatible car seat using adapters. See how you can set it up for newborns at (1:01)
4. It’s Travel-System Ready
Want a stroller you can use with a car seat? Just snap in the adapters (sold separately) to use the YOYO with top infant car seats like Nuna, Cybex, Clek, or Maxi-Cosi—great for quick errands and easy airport transfers. See how Julie does it at the 1:03 mark.

5. There Are Accessories for Days
Customize the YOYO to fit your family with an impressive lineup of add-ons. Think: cupholders, sibling boards, rain covers, foot muffs, parasols, even skis for snowy strolls. You can even turn it into a double stroller with a connector. (1:10)
6. It Strolls Smooth—Even on Bumpy Terrain
If you think a compact stroller can’t be sturdy, that’s not the case with YOYO. The newest model features upgraded suspension on all four wheels and built-in shock absorbers for smoother strolls over bumpy sidewalks. Plus: Reflective details on the wheels help boost visibility at dusk. (1:50)
7. The Large Canopy Is Made for All Weather
To protect baby from the elements, the YOYO’s canopy is generous, with UPF 50+ water-repellent fabric, a peekaboo window and a mesh panel in back to keep air moving. (2:19)
8. The Seat is Surprisingly Comfy
With a deep recline and cushioned headrest, it’s nap-friendly and even diaper-change-worthy. Plus: The padded 5-point harness keeps your little one comfy and secure. Check out the recline at 2:33.
9. You Get Storage & Style That Go the Distance
You get a roomy underseat basket (holds up to 22 lbs!) and a zippered pocket in the canopy for keys or snacks (2:42). Bonus: when you’re ready to upgrade your newborn pack (when kiddo is 6 months), swap it for the 6+ color pack to customize your stroller’s look—and yep, the fabric is machine washable.
Want to see the Stokke YOYO in action? Watch our video review to see what Julie loved about it.
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