I was already pretty sure we would go with the Aer+, but now I’m completely sold! Seems unbeatable when living in an upstairs apartment. Planning for this to be our everyday stroller from birth with the bassinet!
I purchased the baby zen yoyo and immediately returned it. I hated it. Bought the Joolz aer + and I’m obsessed. I wish it would’ve been my first stroller since my daughter was a newborn
Thank you so much for this video! I've been agonizing on which stroller to get for our trip to Paris and was leaning towards the Babyzen Yoyo because "all the Parisians" had it. I've been concerned with the cobblestones and the lack of accessibility when using the metro. It's clear that the Joolz Aer is a clear winner! Great review. Straight to the point and you hit on the most important parts. Keep up the good work!
I’ve used both and I kind of regret getting the aer+ for a couple of reasons: My baby is 7 months and I find the recline in the aer+ is not comfortable for our baby compared to the yoyo. Also keeping in mind that aer+ in Australia, it doesn’t have the full flat recline. It’s really light which is yay and nay. On windy days I feel like it’s going to tip over. The yoyo is sturdier at the base. And adjusting the aer+ recline is fiddly compared to the yoyo as well. I do LOVE the fold on the aer+ though, it’s flawless. But you do have the consider whether you want comfort for yourself or for your baby? It’s bit of give and take. Both prams are awesome, just find one that suits you. At this point of time, the yoyo probably suits us better
Thank you soooo much for this review. I’ve been getting regret for purchasing the yoyo2 mainly because of the fold 🥲 And I hear so much love for the Aer, and I hate the folding on the yoyo but I might just need to practise 😮💨 When I see them folded up I feel there is still quite a big significance in height and width between the two. I also really wanted the Yoyo because of the size and the fact that I can take it with me while I’m on the bike on my back. Just need to practise the fold 🥲😂
I am trying to choose between yoyo3 and air plus and in my place I can only test yoyo. I found it to shaky and unstable, but you said air is even less strudier?😮
@@beata3276 Oh don't get me wrong - aer is sturdy, smooth and great to manoeuvre. It did feel wonderful. I just felt that on the windy days it was going to tip over! But also keeping in mind it wont be an issue as your baby/toddler gets heavier. I specifically chose the yoyo3 because the recline was better, easier to bring on the plane and more durable to be thrown around (we went overseas, and terrain was very bump where we were going). The aer+ is a good pram, fold is much better than the yoyo. It just depends what you're after i.e. naps, recline, fold (aer wins here for sure), size etc.
@Msfiddy I see. I honestly won't go with yoyo as I really didn't like how fridge it felt. Lecrelc feels much more strudy. Joolz I'm not able to check and test. So I'm very confused what to do and baby is coming this month 😫
@ just remember that no stroller is perfect. There’s always going to be some negatives but way more positives. There are a lot of great strollers, so don’t stress!
I own Joolz Aer+ and have been traveling with it for quite sometime. If Yoyo is 6/10 for me, i’d rate Joolz Aer+ with 9/10! A lot of the key cons that she highlighted earlier with Yoyo were such a big deal for me and i never had problems w Joolz Aer+ in that regard.
I am so happy you commented on the recline in the upright position!! My current stroller drives me crazy and my toddler looks like he's about to slide out. Can't wait to see him in the Jooz Aer!
Thank you! I live in a city so I wasn’t sure which was best and I was swaying towards to Julz and now I’m sold. I did see another review where the mum travelled with the Julz Aer and she said as it is a little bit bigger than the Yoyo it doesn’t always fit in the overhead compartment and it is less known than the Yoyo so airlines can be less inclined to allow it on the plane. Basically it’s not 100% guarantied you won’t have to check it in ❤
Bought an old yoyo 2nd hand and I agree with the issues you highlighted. The recline in most upright position is too much and my kid keeps pulling forward . I also hate the wheels getting stuck. Can’t wait to sell it back on the market and buy an aer or a butterfly.
The winning point for me in regards to the yoyo is the folding bassinet, because I travel alone with my kids, I could take it into the cabin with that bassinet. While I would not be able to do that for the joolz but it was a hard choice
I'm pretty confident Joolz handles it better than yoyo. I don't think any of the lightweights will handle it super well but I've tried Joolz Aer+ and Babyzen Yoyo2 side by side in the store where they had terrain flooring set up and way less vibrations on Joolz! I was set on getting yoyo2 before that but after testing changed my mind.
Such a great review!! I moved from Canada to France with the UppaBaby Vista but it’s a beast here, too big for some outings. I still love it with 3 under 4, especially grocery shopping but now I want a second stroller - small and lightweight stroller… EVERYONE seems to have the Yoyo here but the Joolz seems way better!! Their website says the recline goes fully back and can therefore accommodate from birth, is that only on the new version? Or the Joolz Aer +? Anyways by far the best review ❤️❤️
OMG I love your videos ❤ I was so torn between Yoyo2 and Aer+. Is there any other popular stroller brand that you reviewed that would be 2 in 1 - you can use same frame for bassinet? I think you said those two are the only one but I thought I would double check! Once again thanks for so many great videos!
The Ergo and the Uppababy Minu are both newborn compatible with bassinets (ergo bassinet built into the seat). Are you wanting to stay in the compact stroller space? There are a lot more in the next few categories.
@@thestrollermomI also want to know butterfly vs the jolt aer+. Which one do you recommend Compact and drive steady (like butterfly)+ able to use from infant +parent facing?
Thank you for such an informative video! Recently have seen heaps of ads on the silver cross clic, just wondering if you’ve had any experience with it?
Not yet - Cybex Coya has a really reclined seat...I would do Joolz or Ergo of the options you listed. Joolz is better with car seats, canopy and has a better fold and unfold. Metro has a full flat recline...Another full flat option is that is a mix between these too is the Jet 5 (on sale through Sunday): rstyle.me/+2XMQKVyqTz8yiBShYd67-A
Hi, is it the matter with joolz while the leg rest doesn’t come with the stroller? I know that they sell separately but it may not as sturdy as butterfly?
Thank you soo much! I am about to choose the stroller, and your channel helps me a lot! Have you ever tried Leclerc magic fold? Is it worth considering? Thank you ❤
Go to a store and try it out. I found it to be super comfy to use, but was not able to work with the joolz yet, so i am waiting to get my hands on it and make a decision
There are only a few differences on the Joolz Aer + vs the original. Check out my full review to see if those m are a difference for you. Butterfly comparison video coming in the next two weeks!!
I'm pretty much sold on the Aer+, but the only thing that concerns me is that mesh panel. In the months when it gets really cold, windy, and dark early, how do you handle taking the baby outside? I mean, the wind must get through it, right?
Sit and stand board can be a really nice addition. I will say after testing the one for the Joolz, the parent does have to walk to the side when using it, and on these lightweight strollers it can cause tipping if the child is not using it exactly as it is intended.
Thank you so much! I was totally torn between these two and you’ve helped me immensely! I travel a lot for work, (mostly with planes and trains) so I was thinking a travel stroller could be the only option for me. Plus, I don’t want to have more than one stroller. Do you think joolz aer + could be good enough for me? Do you perhaps have another suggestion for me, not necessarily from this category, but convenient, a stroller that would be good from birth on and that could be used with bassinet, car seat and as a buggy, but easy for traveling? Also, in the video where you compared bugaboo butterfly and joolz aer plus you mentioned that in Europe the buggy can recline to a position for laying down completely, if I understood correctly? Thank you!!
Hello, Yes the Joolz Aer + can be a great option for you as a primary stroller and if you buy outside of the US and Australia you do get the almost full flat recline. In the next category you could look at the Nuna TRIV. This is a smaller full size stroller!
Because the Joolz folds with the Carseat Adapters attached I lean towards that one for my family. I also like the push and canopy just a bit better. The ease of the recline on the Bugaboo is so nice though and I like that it comes with a rain cover and footrest.
I think you should add a disclaimer on all your videos that any other travel stroller that is not the yoyo even if they lie flat they are not suitable for newborns, as children should be parent facing until 6 months due to the neck head control - this is medical advice. This is also mentioned on the joolz manuals, and they will never suggest to put a baby under 6 months, independently being able to be used from newborn.
I was already pretty sure we would go with the Aer+, but now I’m completely sold! Seems unbeatable when living in an upstairs apartment. Planning for this to be our everyday stroller from birth with the bassinet!
I purchased the baby zen yoyo and immediately returned it. I hated it. Bought the Joolz aer + and I’m obsessed. I wish it would’ve been my first stroller since my daughter was a newborn
Do you think it will be comfortable enough from newborn as a main and one only stroller?
@@beata3276no definitely not. Unless you buy the bassinet attachment
@NicoleAriellee yes of course I meant witj bassinet attachment. But I'm still not sure ifnits strudy enough for daily stroller.
Thank you so much for this video! I've been agonizing on which stroller to get for our trip to Paris and was leaning towards the Babyzen Yoyo because "all the Parisians" had it. I've been concerned with the cobblestones and the lack of accessibility when using the metro. It's clear that the Joolz Aer is a clear winner! Great review. Straight to the point and you hit on the most important parts. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! I hope you love the Joolz :)
Thank you so much!!! This is such a helpful review 😍 not many reviews on the Aer+ sadly!
Glad you liked it!!
I’ve used both and I kind of regret getting the aer+ for a couple of reasons:
My baby is 7 months and I find the recline in the aer+ is not comfortable for our baby compared to the yoyo. Also keeping in mind that aer+ in Australia, it doesn’t have the full flat recline.
It’s really light which is yay and nay. On windy days I feel like it’s going to tip over. The yoyo is sturdier at the base.
And adjusting the aer+ recline is fiddly compared to the yoyo as well.
I do LOVE the fold on the aer+ though, it’s flawless. But you do have the consider whether you want comfort for yourself or for your baby? It’s bit of give and take. Both prams are awesome, just find one that suits you. At this point of time, the yoyo probably suits us better
Thank you soooo much for this review. I’ve been getting regret for purchasing the yoyo2 mainly because of the fold 🥲 And I hear so much love for the Aer, and I hate the folding on the yoyo but I might just need to practise 😮💨 When I see them folded up I feel there is still quite a big significance in height and width between the two. I also really wanted the Yoyo because of the size and the fact that I can take it with me while I’m on the bike on my back. Just need to practise the fold 🥲😂
I am trying to choose between yoyo3 and air plus and in my place I can only test yoyo. I found it to shaky and unstable, but you said air is even less strudier?😮
@@beata3276 Oh don't get me wrong - aer is sturdy, smooth and great to manoeuvre. It did feel wonderful. I just felt that on the windy days it was going to tip over! But also keeping in mind it wont be an issue as your baby/toddler gets heavier. I specifically chose the yoyo3 because the recline was better, easier to bring on the plane and more durable to be thrown around (we went overseas, and terrain was very bump where we were going).
The aer+ is a good pram, fold is much better than the yoyo. It just depends what you're after i.e. naps, recline, fold (aer wins here for sure), size etc.
@Msfiddy I see. I honestly won't go with yoyo as I really didn't like how fridge it felt. Lecrelc feels much more strudy. Joolz I'm not able to check and test. So I'm very confused what to do and baby is coming this month 😫
@ just remember that no stroller is perfect. There’s always going to be some negatives but way more positives. There are a lot of great strollers, so don’t stress!
I own Joolz Aer+ and have been traveling with it for quite sometime. If Yoyo is 6/10 for me, i’d rate Joolz Aer+ with 9/10! A lot of the key cons that she highlighted earlier with Yoyo were such a big deal for me and i never had problems w Joolz Aer+ in that regard.
Yea!! I am so glad I am not the only one who feels this way. :)
I am so happy you commented on the recline in the upright position!! My current stroller drives me crazy and my toddler looks like he's about to slide out. Can't wait to see him in the Jooz Aer!
report back on the upright position of the joolz please!
It’s not completely perfect, but it is so much better then most!!! I think you will be happy with it.
I was tossing between the two! I’m so glad I’ve come across this review video! Thank you !!
Glad I could help!
Thank you! I live in a city so I wasn’t sure which was best and I was swaying towards to Julz and now I’m sold. I did see another review where the mum travelled with the Julz Aer and she said as it is a little bit bigger than the Yoyo it doesn’t always fit in the overhead compartment and it is less known than the Yoyo so airlines can be less inclined to allow it on the plane. Basically it’s not 100% guarantied you won’t have to check it in ❤
That's super helpful to know! Thank you for sharing.
Bought an old yoyo 2nd hand and I agree with the issues you highlighted. The recline in most upright position is too much and my kid keeps pulling forward . I also hate the wheels getting stuck. Can’t wait to sell it back on the market and buy an aer or a butterfly.
You will love those options!
I'm sold! What a great review!!!
Yay! Thank you!
The winning point for me in regards to the yoyo is the folding bassinet, because I travel alone with my kids, I could take it into the cabin with that bassinet. While I would not be able to do that for the joolz but it was a hard choice
I'm curious how Joolz manages on a more rough terrain. Would be great to have a stand-alone review of Joolz along with some test ride footage!
Full review coming this week!
I'm pretty confident Joolz handles it better than yoyo. I don't think any of the lightweights will handle it super well but I've tried Joolz Aer+ and Babyzen Yoyo2 side by side in the store where they had terrain flooring set up and way less vibrations on Joolz! I was set on getting yoyo2 before that but after testing changed my mind.
Would you please do a review on cybex libelle 2? Which stroller do you like the most that would fit the plane's overhead bins as well?
I want to! I reviewed the Cybex Orfeo over the summer and was really. happy with it!
Do you know if the joolz will still fit in the over head bins if it's got the cot attached?
I believe it would depend on the airline, but I don't think often. The aircraft compatibility claim they make is based on the fold/seat measurements.
Such a great review!! I moved from Canada to France with the UppaBaby Vista but it’s a beast here, too big for some outings. I still love it with 3 under 4, especially grocery shopping but now I want a second stroller - small and lightweight stroller… EVERYONE seems to have the Yoyo here but the Joolz seems way better!! Their website says the recline goes fully back and can therefore accommodate from birth, is that only on the new version? Or the Joolz Aer +?
Anyways by far the best review ❤️❤️
OMG I love your videos ❤ I was so torn between Yoyo2 and Aer+. Is there any other popular stroller brand that you reviewed that would be 2 in 1 - you can use same frame for bassinet? I think you said those two are the only one but I thought I would double check! Once again thanks for so many great videos!
The Ergo and the Uppababy Minu are both newborn compatible with bassinets (ergo bassinet built into the seat). Are you wanting to stay in the compact stroller space? There are a lot more in the next few categories.
Can you do the butterfly vs the Joolz aer please
Yess!!
It’s coming soon!!!!
@@thestrollermomI also want to know butterfly vs the jolt aer+. Which one do you recommend Compact and drive steady (like butterfly)+ able to use from infant +parent facing?
Thank you for such an informative video! Recently have seen heaps of ads on the silver cross clic, just wondering if you’ve had any experience with it?
Right now they don't sell that stroller in the US. :(
Such a great review! So helpful. Thank you very much. Do you compare bassinets for compact strollers in terms of comfort for a baby and parents?
I have not yet because I buy a lot of my strollers. :( Maybe someday!
Which stroller would you recommend? Nuna TRVL or Joolz Aer+? Can you do a comparison please. This is soo helpful
Yes! I will have a video soon. Do you have the Nuna infant car seat?
I would like to know about this as well. Thank you!
Have there been any issues with the joolz aer+ in cabin for United? Trying to see if it’s an issue for an international flight.
You’ll be fine on an international flight but might have issues with domestic, smaller planes.
I have taken it on several flights and have never had an issue.
Love your channel! I’m trying to decide among the Joolz aer+ the cyber coya and the ergobaby metro+ deluxe. Do you have a comparison video for these?
Not yet - Cybex Coya has a really reclined seat...I would do Joolz or Ergo of the options you listed. Joolz is better with car seats, canopy and has a better fold and unfold. Metro has a full flat recline...Another full flat option is that is a mix between these too is the Jet 5 (on sale through Sunday): rstyle.me/+2XMQKVyqTz8yiBShYd67-A
Hi, is it the matter with joolz while the leg rest doesn’t come with the stroller? I know that they sell separately but it may not as sturdy as butterfly?
Maybe just a little, but it's not an issue. The Butterfly fabric bunches up... so there is a trade off.
Thank you for your reviews! ❤
I am glad they are helpful!
Thank you soo much! I am about to choose the stroller, and your channel helps me a lot!
Have you ever tried Leclerc magic fold? Is it worth considering? Thank you ❤
I have not yet, but hope to check it out someday! I am so glad the videos have helped!!
Go to a store and try it out. I found it to be super comfy to use, but was not able to work with the joolz yet, so i am waiting to get my hands on it and make a decision
Hey for clarification, does the Aer have more or less of a recline in the most vertical position? For me I would also want my child to sit upright
Less than the yo-yo
I'm torn between the butterfly and joolz, which would you recommend...also would you recomend the aer plus over the original?
There are only a few differences on the Joolz Aer + vs the original. Check out my full review to see if those m are a difference for you. Butterfly comparison video coming in the next two weeks!!
I'm pretty much sold on the Aer+, but the only thing that concerns me is that mesh panel. In the months when it gets really cold, windy, and dark early, how do you handle taking the baby outside? I mean, the wind must get through it, right?
The top one zippers closed with the canopy and the one in the seat is fairly small. I don't think you will have an issue with where it is located.
Hi!! which one reclines more? Thank you!
Very similar, but maybe the Joolz.
I would always pick the yoyo🤩🤩 Loooove it
Can you also comment on their sit stand board? Thanks
Sit and stand board can be a really nice addition. I will say after testing the one for the Joolz, the parent does have to walk to the side when using it, and on these lightweight strollers it can cause tipping if the child is not using it exactly as it is intended.
Super helpful review! Thank you so much :)
Can you review any Cybex strollers like the miso or EZ twist?
I really want to review so many cybex stroller! I just bought the Cybex orfeo and will be doing a review on that one soon.
Thank you so much! I was totally torn between these two and you’ve helped me immensely!
I travel a lot for work, (mostly with planes and trains) so I was thinking a travel stroller could be the only option for me. Plus, I don’t want to have more than one stroller. Do you think joolz aer + could be good enough for me?
Do you perhaps have another suggestion for me, not necessarily from this category, but convenient, a stroller that would be good from birth on and that could be used with bassinet, car seat and as a buggy, but easy for traveling?
Also, in the video where you compared bugaboo butterfly and joolz aer plus you mentioned that in Europe the buggy can recline to a position for laying down completely, if I understood correctly?
Thank you!!
Hello, Yes the Joolz Aer + can be a great option for you as a primary stroller and if you buy outside of the US and Australia you do get the almost full flat recline. In the next category you could look at the Nuna TRIV. This is a smaller full size stroller!
Thank you so much!!
Which one do you prefer between the Bugaboo Butterfly vs the Joolz Aer+?
Because the Joolz folds with the Carseat Adapters attached I lean towards that one for my family. I also like the push and canopy just a bit better. The ease of the recline on the Bugaboo is so nice though and I like that it comes with a rain cover and footrest.
does the joolz aer plus have a more upright position than the uppababy minu?
They are pretty similar.
Really useful video thanks so much, you deserve more of a following , great genuine advice this swayed me away from the zen
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for the kind words.
Thanks for review that was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Anyone here able to place the aer in the overhead cabin for international flight? China airlines? Thanks
I believe it will work in all overhead bins!
Will a foot sack fit in it ?
Did you do joolz aer+ vs keenz?
I am not familiar with Keenz. Where are you based? I can look into it.
Which version of Joolz do you think is better first or second?
I think both are good! There are only a few minor differences between the two. I have a full review coming this weekend.
Can you please review the bugaboo dragonfly vs the nuna triv next?
I would love to get my hands on these strollers. :)
great video!!
Thank you!!
I would like to see aer+ vs nuna trvl
Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/uRw2t6Qbl1Q/v-deo.htmlsi=OXAN3atw1eO7M_Zo
@@thestrollermom thank u
May I ask which one you like more?
I have yoyo and it seems Aer is much better stroller. I wish I bought it instead!
The Aer is great! The YoYo is good quality though. :)
pricedif in my area - 170 $ in favour of the Yoyo2... Joolz -That much better? doubt.
Yeah...That would make it hard. I would probably go YoYo then. It still is a good stroller.
Butterfly or aer plus? Xx
Video coming soon!!!
thanks~you uploaded top ! =))
Yea!!! 🙌🏼
I think you should add a disclaimer on all your videos that any other travel stroller that is not the yoyo even if they lie flat they are not suitable for newborns, as children should be parent facing until 6 months due to the neck head control - this is medical advice. This is also mentioned on the joolz manuals, and they will never suggest to put a baby under 6 months, independently being able to be used from newborn.
went from
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yoyo2 to a butterfly and have 0 regrets
now u r making me want to go see an air plus to compare 😅
That's so funny! I do think both the Butterfly and Joolz are better than the YoYo2 at this point. We will see what Babyzen does down the line.