Hi thanks for watching our video 🌻 The steering wheel we purchased is from easywalker. easywalker.com/products/steering-wheel The steering wheel is sturdy and your “little driver” can turn it 360 degrees depending how wild he/she wants to drive🐣 It can also make a cute honking noise which is not too loud. The attachment to the safety bar was a bit of an issue for us because the opening of the hook part of the steering wheel is a little less than 2cm and the safety bar we purchased was more than 2cm thickness. www.amazon.de/Sto%C3%9Fstange-f%C3%BCr-Kinderwagen-Silikon-Schwarz/dp/B07DWZPVYX?th=1 However, we used a strong rubber band to secure the hook part to the safety bar and made it work without having them really bite each other. If we were to look for one again, we may try to find a steering wheel with an adaptable attachment device… just from a quick search, maybe something like this? www.otto.de/p/hauck-spielzeug-lenkrad-pushchair-steering-wheel-C1794749010/#ech=28676534&variationId=1794720494 Also, it would be the safest bet if you can find a safety bar and a steering wheel from the same brand as they are made to fit perfectly💘 Overall, we are happy that we bought the steering wheel since it has kept our son’s hands busy and our little driver was enthusiastic about his sweet ride 🚙💨 There was a phase when we struggled to keep him in the stroller as he wanted to explore the world or wanted to be carried... however, the steering wheel was a big hit for our son and it prevented him from walking in the busy street or we didn’t have to carry him for too long🤗
Hi, thank you for watching😃 Since we don't drive regularly, we didn't purchase the YOYO car seat attachment. We used the stroller and a car seat separately and did not have an opportunity to combine the two as one. We watched some videos about the YOYO car seat attachment and it seems pretty versatile👍 Sorry we couldn't give you an answer to your question. Thanks anyways and we wish you and your family all the best🌈🍀
@@BoobooChannel-123what car seat did you use while travelling? Expecting in a few months and planning on doing lots of travelling in the first few years.
Hello and congratulations on your expecting baby😍💐 and thank you so much for watching our video in such a special time🥹 When our son was born in 2020, it was in the midst of COVID so we didn't get to travel as much. As the travel restrictions were slowly loosened, we started traveling and it was only after he turned 1... so our experience may not be so helpful to you but here it is 🚙✈️✨ Aside from our regular use baby/toddler car seats, we purchased two car seats for travel: 👶Joie Elevate Group 1, 2, 3 (9-36 kg or 20 - 79 lb) for Japan 👶Urban Kanga TV107 Group 1 (9-18 kg or 20 to 40 lb) for Slovenia For Japan🇯🇵 since our family is still there, we opted for a regular car seat and had it directly sent it to their house. We left the car seat there so that our son can use it whenever we travel to Japan✈️ We didn't invest much because we only travel there once a year or two and the car seat has served us well. For Slovenia🇸🇮 we purchased a foldable car seat to bring with us from Germany. Our purchase was in the last minute so we didn't have a choice but at least it came with a backpack and it fit in our suitcase. It seems that the Urban Knaga TV107 is discontinued though. So... based on our experience, we would recommend something different for you😂 If we were to expect another baby like you, we would buy a YOYO2 car seat (Group 0) and attach it to the YOYO2 frame. That way, you don't have to carry an extra luggage of car seat on top of the stroller at least the first year of your baby's life. Of course, you can purchase another car seat of your choice from any reliable brand but we would imagine that the YOYO2 car seat would be more aesthetically appealing when combined with the YOYO2 frame💙💛 Plus, we believe this option would be safer for your baby and less luggage for you if you are traveling a lot with your little one in the first year of your baby's life (or until he or she reaches 13 kg/75 cm or 28.6 lbs /29.5 in). After she/he turns 1, you would need consider a foldable car seat. Sorry for such a lengthy answer! Anyway, congratulations once again and please take care of yourselves🌿 We are praying for a healthy and safe delivery of your expecting baby and happy birth for the pregnant mom, dad, and your family, from Germany😊🇩🇪💘🫶🍀
How did the wheels hold up during your trip to Japan? Did it get stuck a lot in the sidewalks, particularly going over the bumpy guides for seeing impaired persons? I live in Osaka and am looking at getting the Yoyo2 for everyday use.
Thanks for watching our video💫 How cool you live in Osaka🤗 During our visit to Japan, we didn’t have any trouble with the bumpy guides on the road. We had a couple of suitcases, which would get stuck on the bumpy guides, but the YOYO2 could go over them quite easily👍 Here in Europe, cobblestone sidewalks can be challenging at times for YOYO2 but as you know the sidewalks in Japan are paved and mostly flat, so we feel the wheel size is not so important. However, the width of the sidewalk in Japan is quite narrow, and especially in Tokyo or Osaka, the sidewalks can get quite crowded. So much so, we think a relatively smaller stroller like the YOYO2 would be more suitable as an everyday stroller to get around Japan🤗 Wish you and your family a lot of fun in Osaka❤️
Hello! Thank you for your question😃 We bought the bar that is compatible with the Babyzen YOYO stroller. Though it makes a bit harder to fold, you can still fold the stroller without removing the handle. Here is one example (this is the exact product we purchased): www.amazon.de/Sto%C3%9Fstange-f%C3%BCr-Kinderwagen-Silikon-Schwarz/dp/B07DWZPVYX?th=1 You can probably find something similar in your location. Thanks again for reaching out to us. Have fun😊🐞
No problem :) The Bugaboo Butterfly seems cool too especially with the "one finger push," ample storage basket, as well as the included leg rest and rain cover. Also there is the safety bar specially designed for the stroller! Hmmm, it's a tough call😆 We've been mostly happy with the YOYO2 as you could see in our video. We feel that the possibility of make-overs (able to change colors, so many accessories to choose from... to customize your stroller) was a big plus for us and it was really fun💚 It's also been very durable for us, lasting 4 years and still going💪 Anyway, we wish you a good luck😊✨
Thank you for such a detailed review. Just what I was looking for ❤
Thank you for watching our video and your kind comment😊We hope you can find a perfect stroller for your little one🍀
Hi! Where did you find the cute steering wheel attachment?
Hi thanks for watching our video 🌻
The steering wheel we purchased is from easywalker.
easywalker.com/products/steering-wheel
The steering wheel is sturdy and your “little driver” can turn it 360 degrees depending how wild he/she wants to drive🐣 It can also make a cute honking noise which is not too loud.
The attachment to the safety bar was a bit of an issue for us because the opening of the hook part of the steering wheel is a little less than 2cm and the safety bar we purchased was more than 2cm thickness.
www.amazon.de/Sto%C3%9Fstange-f%C3%BCr-Kinderwagen-Silikon-Schwarz/dp/B07DWZPVYX?th=1
However, we used a strong rubber band to secure the hook part to the safety bar and made it work without having them really bite each other.
If we were to look for one again, we may try to find a steering wheel with an adaptable attachment device… just from a quick search, maybe something like this?
www.otto.de/p/hauck-spielzeug-lenkrad-pushchair-steering-wheel-C1794749010/#ech=28676534&variationId=1794720494
Also, it would be the safest bet if you can find a safety bar and a steering wheel from the same brand as they are made to fit perfectly💘
Overall, we are happy that we bought the steering wheel since it has kept our son’s hands busy and our little driver was enthusiastic about his sweet ride 🚙💨 There was a phase when we struggled to keep him in the stroller as he wanted to explore the world or wanted to be carried... however, the steering wheel was a big hit for our son and it prevented him from walking in the busy street or we didn’t have to carry him for too long🤗
Hiya, great review. Can I ask if you used a car seat attachment on the babyzen yo-yo? If so, what car seat did you attach on?
Hi, thank you for watching😃 Since we don't drive regularly, we didn't purchase the YOYO car seat attachment. We used the stroller and a car seat separately and did not have an opportunity to combine the two as one. We watched some videos about the YOYO car seat attachment and it seems pretty versatile👍 Sorry we couldn't give you an answer to your question. Thanks anyways and we wish you and your family all the best🌈🍀
@@BoobooChannel-123what car seat did you use while travelling? Expecting in a few months and planning on doing lots of travelling in the first few years.
Hello and congratulations on your expecting baby😍💐 and thank you so much for watching our video in such a special time🥹
When our son was born in 2020, it was in the midst of COVID so we didn't get to travel as much. As the travel restrictions were slowly loosened, we started traveling and it was only after he turned 1... so our experience may not be so helpful to you but here it is 🚙✈️✨
Aside from our regular use baby/toddler car seats, we purchased two car seats for travel:
👶Joie Elevate Group 1, 2, 3 (9-36 kg or 20 - 79 lb) for Japan
👶Urban Kanga TV107 Group 1 (9-18 kg or 20 to 40 lb) for Slovenia
For Japan🇯🇵 since our family is still there, we opted for a regular car seat and had it directly sent it to their house. We left the car seat there so that our son can use it whenever we travel to Japan✈️ We didn't invest much because we only travel there once a year or two and the car seat has served us well.
For Slovenia🇸🇮 we purchased a foldable car seat to bring with us from Germany. Our purchase was in the last minute so we didn't have a choice but at least it came with a backpack and it fit in our suitcase. It seems that the Urban Knaga TV107 is discontinued though.
So... based on our experience, we would recommend something different for you😂 If we were to expect another baby like you, we would buy a YOYO2 car seat (Group 0) and attach it to the YOYO2 frame. That way, you don't have to carry an extra luggage of car seat on top of the stroller at least the first year of your baby's life. Of course, you can purchase another car seat of your choice from any reliable brand but we would imagine that the YOYO2 car seat would be more aesthetically appealing when combined with the YOYO2 frame💙💛
Plus, we believe this option would be safer for your baby and less luggage for you if you are traveling a lot with your little one in the first year of your baby's life (or until he or she reaches 13 kg/75 cm or 28.6 lbs /29.5 in). After she/he turns 1, you would need consider a foldable car seat.
Sorry for such a lengthy answer! Anyway, congratulations once again and please take care of yourselves🌿 We are praying for a healthy and safe delivery of your expecting baby and happy birth for the pregnant mom, dad, and your family, from Germany😊🇩🇪💘🫶🍀
How did the wheels hold up during your trip to Japan? Did it get stuck a lot in the sidewalks, particularly going over the bumpy guides for seeing impaired persons?
I live in Osaka and am looking at getting the Yoyo2 for everyday use.
Thanks for watching our video💫 How cool you live in Osaka🤗
During our visit to Japan, we didn’t have any trouble with the bumpy guides on the road. We had a couple of suitcases, which would get stuck on the bumpy guides, but the YOYO2 could go over them quite easily👍
Here in Europe, cobblestone sidewalks can be challenging at times for YOYO2 but as you know the sidewalks in Japan are paved and mostly flat, so we feel the wheel size is not so important.
However, the width of the sidewalk in Japan is quite narrow, and especially in Tokyo or Osaka, the sidewalks can get quite crowded. So much so, we think a relatively smaller stroller like the YOYO2 would be more suitable as an everyday stroller to get around Japan🤗
Wish you and your family a lot of fun in Osaka❤️
Hi! what handle bar did you bought? THanks
Hello! Thank you for your question😃
We bought the bar that is compatible with the Babyzen YOYO stroller. Though it makes a bit harder to fold, you can still fold the stroller without removing the handle.
Here is one example (this is the exact product we purchased):
www.amazon.de/Sto%C3%9Fstange-f%C3%BCr-Kinderwagen-Silikon-Schwarz/dp/B07DWZPVYX?th=1
You can probably find something similar in your location. Thanks again for reaching out to us. Have fun😊🐞
@@BoobooChannel-123 Thanks for the answer!. I'm struggle deciding on a stroller between the Bugaboo Butterfly and Babyzen Yoyo2!
No problem :) The Bugaboo Butterfly seems cool too especially with the "one finger push," ample storage basket, as well as the included leg rest and rain cover. Also there is the safety bar specially designed for the stroller! Hmmm, it's a tough call😆
We've been mostly happy with the YOYO2 as you could see in our video. We feel that the possibility of make-overs (able to change colors, so many accessories to choose from... to customize your stroller) was a big plus for us and it was really fun💚 It's also been very durable for us, lasting 4 years and still going💪
Anyway, we wish you a good luck😊✨