Best travel pram: your ultimate guide to YOYO®

A tight schedule, long walks and so much to carry: While traveling with children is a wonderful experience, it can be quite stressful at times. That's where a stroller comes in handy. But which one is the best travel stroller and why? Learn more about our Stokke YOYO® pram 6+ and why it is a great stroller for traveling.
A pram design focussing on your family’s needs
At Stokke, we start our product development by walking in the parents’ shoes while always keeping your baby’s needs in mind. What are the challenges at the airport? Will the pram be sturdy enough to survive bad handling on the plane? Does it comfort your little one in a stressful environment?
We are committed to creating products which enhance the lives of parents and children alike. While you as a parent are looking for a pram to offer reliability, comfort and safety, the YOYO® pram will at the same time be the starting point for your baby to embark on unforgettable adventures and start exploring the world around them. Like all our products, YOYO® pram meets the highest standards when it comes to quality and safety. It is a testament to our dedication to quality, innovation, and understanding the unique needs of families on the go.

Tips for traveling with the YOYO® pram
Make the most out of traveling with kids and your YOYO® pram – read our tips to ensure safe and sound travels:
- Check airline regulations: Before your trip, familiarize yourself with the specific guidelines and restrictions of the airline regarding pram transportation. Some airlines allow you to gate-check the pram, while others require it to be checked in with your luggage.
- Protect the pram: To prevent any damage during transit, consider using a pram travel bag or cover. This will help protect it from scratches, dirt, and other potential hazards.
- Remove accessories: Take off any detachable accessories, such as cup holders or sunshades, and pack them separately. This will help reduce the overall size and weight of the pram.
- Secure loose parts: The YOYO® pram does have movable handles and wheels. Make sure they are securely fastened or locked in place. This will prevent any accidental unfolding or damage during handling.
- Utilize storage space: Take advantage of the pram's storage compartments to pack essential items, such as diapers, wipes, snacks, and extra clothing. This will help maximize space in your other bags and keep necessary items easily accessible.
Using our YOYO® prams in different weather conditions
Equip your YOYO® pram with the right accessories to make it suitable for various weather conditions:
Our YOYO® parasol with UPF 50+ protection and enhanced opacity protects your baby from the sun – and is ideal for a beach holiday. Just apply our YOYO 0+ newborn pack mosquito net to keep mosquitos and insects away from your baby while not compromising on air circulation.
Use our easy to install YOYO 6+ rain cover or the YOYO 0+ newborn pack rain cover to protect your child from rain. Just envelop the canopy to ensure perfect water tightness and enjoy your time outside even in wet weather. If it's cold outside or snowing, our YOYO® footmuff comes in handy! It comes with Sherpa lining with a double layer of padding for optimal comfort and a fleece hood with drawstring to keep your baby even warmer.
Packing tips for traveling with the YOYO® pram
Better be prepared! While there are things you can leave in your suitcase while flying or in your hotel room once you arrived at your destination, there are certain things you should always bring while traveling with a baby or toddler – utilize the extra storage our YOYO® pram offers to pack the essential items needed while traveling with your baby or toddler:
- travel documents and identification for your child
- diapers and wipes
- extra clothing, including socks and underwear
- bottles, formula, and/or breast milk or an extra water bottle
- snacks and baby food
- a blanket and warm, cozy extra clothing – especially on a plane
- pacifiers and comfort items
- baby-safe sunscreen and insect repellent
- a sun hat, ideally with neck protection
- small entertainment items (such as toys, books and crayons)

















