Graco Myavo review

A practical pram or pushchair is incredibly important when you have a child, and the Graco Myavo ticks all the boxes in terms of practicality and ease of use. With an automatic, one-handed fold, the Graco Myavo is compact and lightweight, which makes it easy to take on the go.

It has the option to be a three or five-point harness system to keep your little one secure and a detachable bumper bar to make it easier to put them in and take them out.

Mother&Baby Awards

The Graco Myavo review won Silver in the Mother&Baby Awards 2025 for Best Lightweight Buggy. This product was reviewed by five parents ahead of the awards.

When you have a baby in your arms and you're trying to fold up your pram, it can feel like an impossible task juggling both, but with the automatic stand-alone fold on the Graco Myavo, it made everything so much easier. With a press and slide of a button, you can fold the pram down and pop it up easily and even with one hand. "My daughter easily fell asleep in it (16 months old) so it was obviously comfortable for her to do so. The back reclined to a laying flat position using a clip and pull system which was fairly easy to use, it also had a footrest attached within the seat design which was easy to put up and down for extra comfort," one tester explained.

Prams can often take up all the space in the car, but the compact design and integrated folding lock means that not only does the pram stay folded and compact, but it also means there is still plenty of room for shopping, and it can even be tucked into the footwell in the back of the car. Another lightweight, compact pushchair is the Graco EeZeFold, as well as the new Graco Breaze Lite Travel System, both perfect for families on the go. "Fantastic pram, great value for money! Looks stylish and is super lightweight. Incredibly easy to fold and carry one handed. Also easy to unfold one handed with no annoying clip to undo like other travel prams that I have used. Fits in overhead locker on a plane so you don’t have to worry about losing your pram or it becoming damaged in the hold. Super easy to use with very sturdy wheels for a travel pram, which means that it is much smoother over rough terrain. Highly recommend this pram! I will be taking it away on our next holiday over our more expensive travel pram as it is so lightweight and useable."

They all agreed that "price is a bargain in comparison to other buggies." The knit canopy adds a luxury feel to the stroller, while also providing your little one protection from UV rays, which means you won't necessarily have to invest in a pram sunshade to protect your baby from sun exposure. "It has adjustable straps which are easy to buckle together and release, adjustable shoulder straps with three different height levels, a spacious basket underneath, a hood for those sunny days which comes down quite far over my daughter's face, it also came with a rain cover which we got to use a couple of times."

Read on for a more in-depth review of the performance, usability, and build of the stroller by Mother&Baby Senior Writer Sam.

Testing the Graco Myavo

I tested the Graco Myavo Travel Stroller with my 18-month-old daughter, using it for days out and day-to-day use, to see how practical, compact and easy to use the stroller is. I also wanted to see how travel friendly the stroller was, taking it interrailing via trains, buses and on a flight.

Build

I loved the compact build of the stroller as it meant I could leave it in the boot of the car when I did the weekly food shop and still fit all the shopping in, whereas I really struggled to do that with my other pram as it was a lot larger and I'd have to constantly move the pram and bags around just to get everything to fit.

The three or five-point harness was really easy to use too, and I liked the fact I could alternate between the two with ease. I did find that the back of the seat didn't allow my daughter to sit up completely straight, but I have found that with most pushchairs, however, the three-point harness system meant that she could sit herself up properly.

One problem I did find was when adjusting the top straps, which are part of the five-point harness system, I struggled to take them out of the back of the pram to position them higher. I managed to do this eventually and would make a point of ensuring the straps are all adjusted to your little one in advance of needing to go out.

However, I didn't find this to cause too much of an issue as it's not a constant problem and it does reassure that the harness is secured into the pram well.

One thing that concerned me about the stroller being compact was I thought there would be limited storage space underneath, however, I was amazed at the large storage basket. I could fit two small bags, coats and water bottles in the basket and there was still plenty of room.

I even kept the rain cover in the bottom which normally I wouldn't be able to do with my other pram, and even when the Graco Myavo was folded the rain cover didn't alter the compact design.

Usability

Another feature I found extremely useful on the stroller was the UPF50+ knit canopy. It felt incredibly soft and really adds to the look of the stroller. The hood couldn't be fully down when my daughter was sat up in the stroller as it blocked her eye line, but when she was asleep it provided a lot of protection and shade. Even when the hood was halfway, it still provided a lot of protection.

The front wheels have a 360-degree front swivel and it's a dream to push. We've used it over different terrain, such as grass, gravel and normal pathways and we've not struggled to push it at all. The stroller really does live up to being lightweight, as unless the break is put on to prevent it from moving, the wind can blow the stroller to move.

Using the one-handed fold took some getting used to, as it's a feature that I've never used before. However, once I got the hang of pushing the fold button and sliding the safety lock, I found collapsing the stroller and popping it up one-handed incredibly easy.

It was extremely useful having this feature as I often find myself needing to fold down the pram while I'm holding my daughter, and I'm then able to lift the pram easily by leaving the bumper bar attached, to use as a carry handle.

Reclining the stroller seat was also easy to do and I was surprised at how flat it lay. This was extremely handy for when my daughter fell asleep while out, as it allowed her to stay asleep in a more comfortable position.

Performance

I couldn't fault the Graco Myavo's performance at all. It was incredibly easy to fix the wheels onto the stroller and it has been a dream to use since.

The handle is at a great height and it's easy to push around. We've taken it to the zoo, the beach and on fields and found that there wasn't a terrain that it struggled on.

While my daughter looked comfortable sitting in the stroller, it did on occasion look as though she was sliding down the seat, and if it wasn't for the harness system, it looks like she would easily slide out. Although it didn't seem to bother her and she wasn't phased, I did find myself adjusting her so that she looked like she was sitting properly.

The harness system was also easy to use and could quickly change from a five-point harness system to a three-point, which I felt was really useful, as by using the three-point harness, my daughter could sit herself up and look out of the stroller easier.

I don't think I have used a stroller that's not only compact but also comfortable for my daughter to sit in and lightweight for me to carry.

Final verdict

Overall, I think that the Graco Myavo is a great travel stroller. It's a brilliant compact design, incredibly easy to use and lightweight enough to carry.

It would be helpful if the stroller came with straps that you could attach to carry, however, this would just be a personal preference and an added bonus to what already is a great stroller.

My daughter was actually happy to stay sat in the stroller and I loved that she felt comfortable enough to stay sat in it, as she would normally try to climb out.

The Graco Myavo is definitely a great travel stroller, and the one-handed fold alone was enough to impress me. I definitely think it will be a struggle to find a travel stroller that's as easy to use and lightweight as this.

Samantha Ball is a Product & Lifestyle Writer for Mother&Baby and freelanced for the website for two years before joining the team full time. She's a mum of two and loves browsing for the best products and cute outfits.