Why Is Double Pushchair So Popular

Buying a Double Pushchair For Twins Or Two Siblings Close in Age?

If you have twins or two children close in age, a double pushchair offers you the flexibility you need to accommodate your growing family. Pick from side-byside or tandem models like the Mountain Buggy Duet V3 that's slim enough to pass through standard doors.

Many models also have reclining seats that lay flat and can be used with infant car seats. Some models can even be changed to single mode. The egg2 Pushchair is a well-loved choice for its style and versatility.

Side by Side

The side-byside buggy is the classic choice for families with twins, or siblings of different age. They typically have two fixed seats with a single canopy, and are generally wider than an inline buggy to give both children the same view. They're easy to move, and some even have front and rear suspensions to help with handling bumps or over the kerb when turning.

They can cost more than other double buggies but they offer a higher selling price, particularly when they're a popular brand. They're also great for jogging, and can handle rough terrain, while the seats offer plenty of space for your kids to sit comfortably. Buggies are available in a variety of colors and styles to suit your family's preferences.

Some models come with additional accessories that will help to keep your baby in a comfortable position. These include baby blankets and cushions for seats, liners and head supports. They could also come with pockets for storing snacks and toys. Parents can also find a buggy that has an adult console to keep important items in one place.

The 2023 version of the popular buggy has an updated look and a larger sun canopy and brand new logos. It's a stylish choice for parents who want to look their best and is compatible with iCandy car seats. It's easy to assemble although Kerry found that it took a while to take the components out of their boxes. The packaging was well-labeled and smart, so it was easy to determine what each piece would look like.

It's heavier than other double buggies but still relatively light for an inline-model. It's also extremely versatile and can be used with one or two infant car seat. It can even switch from a single to a tandem in one click, which is a big advantage for families with growing children.

The Vista v2 UPPAbaby is a top pick for double strollers, and it's ideal for parents who are busy. It is simple to maneuver and can cope with rough terrain. It comes with a huge basket, independent recline on both seats, and a 5-point padded harness to ensure your children's safety.

Tandem

This clever frame expands in size, allowing the possibility of a second seat being added without taking up space. This is a great option for twins as it can fit two carrycots or car seat. It's also a great option for roadtrips. It is a little larger and heavier than some of its competitors, however it offers a lot of storage space, including an enormous shopping basket. The iCandy Peach has a sleek, stylish design that is popular with parents who are image-conscious. The main seat can be adjusted to four different positions, and it will grow with your child up to 25kg. The quick-release Velcro fasteners make it simple to add a seat. This model can also be used in tandem mode, putting one child on the top of another. This is a great choice for those who want to avoid the baby from being disturbed.

The seats are placed one in front of another which makes it more difficult for toddlers and their parents to be distracted while they're out and about. This kind of pushchair comes with padding that allows the seat to fully recline, making it suitable for babies. A lot of models have a higher and more upright seat for children who are older. Based on the design it's possible to set them up facing each other or to the world. With a tandem pushchair it's more streamlined to fit through narrow doorways, but it can be difficult to navigate stairs and kerbs with two children.

This multi-purpose pushchair is a great option for families with children who have special needs. It's an excellent option for kids with disabilities who benefit from having a younger sibling to play with and encourage. It's expensive, but the sturdy construction is built to last and there's plenty of storage space to store everything you'll need. It comes with a variety of accessories that will allow you to customize the buggy according to your family's needs for example, rain covers or liner.

Lightweight

The most double pushchairs that are lightweight are agile compact and simple to use. Some models have air-filled tires to assist them in gliding over rough surfaces. Some models have an easy fold that can be folded with one hand and shoulder straps that make them easier for you to carry. You can also look for other accessories like a sunshade rain cover and foot muff.

If you're looking for a lightweight double buggy with a great price tag then the Cybex Mios is worth considering. It straddles two categories as it's a complete travel system as well as a light buggy that can be used from birth, with the addition of a carrycot. It has a side-by-side design and the two seats recline independently, making it a perfect position for toddlers and babies. It features a large UPF 50+ canopy, peekaboo windows, and an infant seat that is fully padded and adjustable.

UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another top contender. It can accommodate twins or a baby and a toddler, and it is compatible with a range of car seats. It has an elegant and stylish frame with large rear wheels that can handle rough terrain, and is also suitable for running. It's a little long when it's used in double mode, though it doesn't have storage space underneath the seat.

When comparing different double travel buggy pushchairs, take into consideration the weight of the frame, seat and suspension. The heavier the buggy, the more difficult it will be to push. This is especially the case on uneven surfaces. Be sure to look at the dimensions of the folding and if you can remove the seat to make it smaller. Consider features such as one-handed folding, which Kirstie was a home-based tester at the time, described as "genius" or a strap you can sling over your shoulder.

You can also select a tandem double stroller that places the children one behind another. It's not as maneuverable as a side-by-side, but it's still a great alternative for families of all sizes, and may be more suitable for older toddlers. Certain tandems have recliner seats that let children lie down or recline according to their mood.

Comfortable

A good double pushchair will simplify your travels regardless of whether you have twins or two kids with similar ages. There's a great selection of comfortable options on the market. If you're looking to purchase a side-by-side model that can accommodate a carrycot and a seat or a tandem with an removable rear and front seat, there's bound to be the perfect choice for your family.

Look for seats that have various reclining positions, as well as adjustable calfrests. They are usually operated by a single-handed button located at the rear of the seat. (Though in our tests, this can be a bit fiddly for small-handed parents). Some of the best twin stroller double strollers also have an enormous UPF50+ sun canopy, magnetic peekaboo window and a handy hood extension that protects your child from harmful UV rays.

Convertible Doubles

One of the best ways to save money is to invest in a convertible pushchair which can convert from single to double mode as your children grow. The egg2, for example, is a stylish choice that works with the toddler seat included or baby carrier right from birth. It comes with a second RumbleSeat for older siblings. Its reclining seats and large comfortable carrycots are well-received by testers at home who love how much it can grow with your family.

On the other the other hand, if you're searching for a low-cost option that can last from birth until toddlerhood, check out the iCandy Venus. It includes a seat as well as a footmuff, but it can also be used with the brand's newborn cocoons (available separately for a price of just PS59) to turn it into a twin pushchair pram suitable for twins or infants/toddlers. Our labs loved how easy it is to switch between configurations and found the directions clear and simple - though it can take some practice ready To grow Double Stroller master it out of the box.

Some double pushchairs allow you to seat your children side by side and are generally oriented towards the world. However, there are a few notable exceptions such as the Bugaboo Donkey or Mountain Buggy Duet that can be set up to be front and rear facing (though this will increase overall chassis width). Kerb popping is typically simpler with a tandem, however getting through doorways and narrow aisles for shopping can be difficult at times.