YOYO Bassinet for your Newborn Pram/Stroller. A real cocoon for your child. The YOYO² stroller pram for newborn folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. Find out more!
YOYO Bassinet for your Newborn Pram/Stroller. A real cocoon for your child. The YOYO² stroller pram for newborn folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. Find out more!
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The lowest price for Babyzen Yoyo Bassinet, Olive right now is $429.00 at Baby Bunting.
The all-time low was $219.45 on 5 July 2025 — today's price is 95% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 1 Nov 2026.
Babyzen Yoyo Bassinet, Olive
YOYO Bassinet for your Newborn Pram/Stroller. A real cocoon for your child. The YOYO² stroller pram for newborn folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. Find out more!
YOYO Bassinet for your Newborn Pram/Stroller. A real cocoon for your child. The YOYO² stroller pram for newborn folds and unfolds in a moment, can be worn over the shoulder and tucks in anywhere. Find out more!
Last updated at 01/11/2026 11:45:24
Stokke YOYO2 Bassinet Olive
30-day returns
originally posted on merinokids.co.uk
Pros: It’s stylish and compact, easy to assemble and get on and off the Yo-yo frame, and the carry handles are really useful.Cons: can’t work out how to drop the canopy, if that’s possible, and the zip can be a bit stiff to use one-handed.Wasn’t going to do a review but NBS have hounded me about it for a month!
originally posted on merinokids.co.uk
I bought this bassinet for my son who arrived in early July. He was average size (7.7lb) at birth and has pretty much been in the 50 percentile weight and length to date. The initial problems I had were with the fact there were no straps and because the bassinet actually angles down towards you slightly (similar to the other comments on here - it doesn’t lie completely horizontal) he would slip down and I would have to constantly unzip the bassinet to move him back in to position. This was something I could deal with, but for around the last month I’ve been struggling to even fit him in and am now at the point where, at just under 5 months old I will have to buy a new pram as he is not ready to go front facing in the 6+ month stroller. I’m really disappointed and ... MoreI bought this bassinet for my son who arrived in early July. He was average size (7.7lb) at birth and has pretty much been in the 50 percentile weight and length to date. The initial problems I had were with the fact there were no straps and because the bassinet actually angles down towards you slightly (similar to the other comments on here - it doesn’t lie completely horizontal) he would slip down and I would have to constantly unzip the bassinet to move him back in to position. This was something I could deal with, but for around the last month I’ve been struggling to even fit him in and am now at the point where, at just under 5 months old I will have to buy a new pram as he is not ready to go front facing in the 6+ month stroller. I’m really disappointed and wouldn’t buy this again if we had another child. I know the 6+ month set will be great as my sister uses this, but I can’t physically move my child around now unless he goes in his harness with me and it’s frustrating to have to spend extra because of this. The only pro I think vs buying the newborn pack is that the bassinet does seem sturdier and there is a thicker mattress for your baby to lie on.
originally posted on merinokids.co.uk
It looks really nice and is small to fit in our narrow hallway, we bought this as I thought the newborn pack looks a bit flimsy but this bassinet is very small, mostly very narrow. My son is 7 weeks and realise I need to buy a new pram. The yo-yo should be for travel only and using the new born pack. We are in limbo between 6 months when he can go in the upright seat and from 2 months when this one won't fit anymore. It also doesn't lie flat and he's not strapped in so he falls all over the place if we waddle up or down a step.It's such a useful size for a city or small house so I wish I could love it more. Maybe good if you have a tiny baby.
| Brand | BABYZEN |
| Type | Structured |
| Design | Olive |
Stokke YOYO2 Bassinet Olive
30-day returns
Pros: It’s stylish and compact, easy to assemble and get on and off the Yo-yo frame, and the carry handles are really useful.Cons: can’t work out how to drop the canopy, if that’s possible, and the zip can be a bit stiff to use one-handed.Wasn’t going to do a review but NBS have hounded me about it for a month!
I bought this bassinet for my son who arrived in early July. He was average size (7.7lb) at birth and has pretty much been in the 50 percentile weight and length to date. The initial problems I had were with the fact there were no straps and because the bassinet actually angles down towards you slightly (similar to the other comments on here - it doesn’t lie completely horizontal) he would slip down and I would have to constantly unzip the bassinet to move him back in to position. This was something I could deal with, but for around the last month I’ve been struggling to even fit him in and am now at the point where, at just under 5 months old I will have to buy a new pram as he is not ready to go front facing in the 6+ month stroller. I’m really disappointed and ... MoreI bought this bassinet for my son who arrived in early July. He was average size (7.7lb) at birth and has pretty much been in the 50 percentile weight and length to date. The initial problems I had were with the fact there were no straps and because the bassinet actually angles down towards you slightly (similar to the other comments on here - it doesn’t lie completely horizontal) he would slip down and I would have to constantly unzip the bassinet to move him back in to position. This was something I could deal with, but for around the last month I’ve been struggling to even fit him in and am now at the point where, at just under 5 months old I will have to buy a new pram as he is not ready to go front facing in the 6+ month stroller. I’m really disappointed and wouldn’t buy this again if we had another child. I know the 6+ month set will be great as my sister uses this, but I can’t physically move my child around now unless he goes in his harness with me and it’s frustrating to have to spend extra because of this. The only pro I think vs buying the newborn pack is that the bassinet does seem sturdier and there is a thicker mattress for your baby to lie on.
It looks really nice and is small to fit in our narrow hallway, we bought this as I thought the newborn pack looks a bit flimsy but this bassinet is very small, mostly very narrow. My son is 7 weeks and realise I need to buy a new pram. The yo-yo should be for travel only and using the new born pack. We are in limbo between 6 months when he can go in the upright seat and from 2 months when this one won't fit anymore. It also doesn't lie flat and he's not strapped in so he falls all over the place if we waddle up or down a step.It's such a useful size for a city or small house so I wish I could love it more. Maybe good if you have a tiny baby.
I love the baby zen yoyo bassinet. It is very stylish and compact. I chose the Colour black and it’s very nice. Pros- compact, stylish, light so easy to lift. The cons- baby is a bit heavy so it makes the bassinet tilt. Overall l would recommend it.
Bought as part of the bundle package. Really lovely pram altogether, however it is very compact and a soon as my son was born (9.7lbs) and we placed him in the bassinet we could tell straight away that it would not last him until he reached six months. We are now at 3 1/2 months and he has outgrown the bassinet, it is difficult taking him out as when he stretches his feet gets caught at the bottom and his head in the canopy. Also, when attempting simple manoeuvers such as tilting the pram or lifting, he is not stable as there is no straps resulting in him slipping to the bottom or tilting outwards making this completely unsafe. This has left us in limbo between the bassinet and the 6+ month pack as he cannot sit up unaided. I would recommend the newborn pack as we ... MoreBought as part of the bundle package. Really lovely pram altogether, however it is very compact and a soon as my son was born (9.7lbs) and we placed him in the bassinet we could tell straight away that it would not last him until he reached six months. We are now at 3 1/2 months and he has outgrown the bassinet, it is difficult taking him out as when he stretches his feet gets caught at the bottom and his head in the canopy. Also, when attempting simple manoeuvers such as tilting the pram or lifting, he is not stable as there is no straps resulting in him slipping to the bottom or tilting outwards making this completely unsafe. This has left us in limbo between the bassinet and the 6+ month pack as he cannot sit up unaided. I would recommend the newborn pack as we are having to buy this. Of course, we are not happy as we did not expect to pay out again for a pack or system which will now only use for a couple of months.
We have an Uppababy vista and bought a yo-yo for our car & traveling. This bassinet is ridiculously overpriced (nothing to do with NBS) and struggles to lay flat causing your little one to slide down. How this could be priced so high when it’s small and hardly sturdy I’ll never know. We returned and got the newborn set instead. If you’re looking for a proper bassinet pram look elsewhere...we will stick with our Uppababy and use the babyzen yo-yo newborn attachment when we need to travel lighter. NBS were great and returned this no issue
I was a little dubious initially due to the size compared to other bassinets however I would choose this every time as its super cozy and my little one loves it which is always a bonus! fabrics are beautiful which wipe and wash well
Similar to other reviews, my issues with the bassinet are:- It’s quite small, considering it’s meant to last until 6 months. My son was born at 9 lbs. At 3 months he’s nearly 15 lbs. The bassinet already seems quite cozy, I doubt it will last a further 3 months- The bassinet slopes downwards and there are no straps so our baby constantly ends up shuffled to the bottom of the bassinet- The hood is quite short, so doesn’t do well in protecting against shade
Our baby was too big for this by 4 months and talking to other parents, he's not alone! Nice and dinky but not practical for the long term. Also, not good for naps as the pram shakes against any surface that isn't completely flat so paving slabs etc cause it to judder.
Brilliant travel stroller. Very compact. We were able to bring it onboard. Baby really comfortable in it too
| Brand | BABYZEN |
| Type | Structured |
| Design | Olive |
