Stokke YOYO 0+ Bassinet
Stokke YOYO 0+ Bassinet
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Give your newborn the comfort of a safe, breathable cocoon with the Stokke YOYO Bassinet.
Designed to keep your baby close while making your life easier, the YOYO Bassinet attaches to the YOYO² or YOYO+ frame with just one click. Lightweight yet sturdy, it sits on top of the stroller frame so you can always stay connected with your baby. The ventilated shell, canopy, and breathable double mattress keep air flowing, while the semi-hard shell ensures support and security whether it’s clipped to your stroller or resting on the floor.
At just 3 kg, it’s incredibly easy to carry without disturbing your sleeping baby, making it perfect for everything from a dinner at a friend’s place to a quiet walk around the block. With compact storage, premium fabrics, and thoughtful details like inner pockets and weather protection, this bassinet is built for modern parents who want convenience without compromise.
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Delivery and Returns
- Delivery: Free within NZ on orders over $130 (excluding bulky items) or $8 standard shipping
- Returns: Accepted within 14 days of receipt with proof of purchase
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