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Buying a Double Buggy From Birth

When you are deciding on the perfect double buggy, there are many aspects to consider. We spoke with Fourth Trimester postnatal retreat expert Katie Billingsley for her advice on everything from seating options and age ranges to folding mechanisms and storage space.

This buggy is a must-have for active families. It will grow with your family, from twins to toddlers. It's lightweight double pushchair, has great maneuverability and can maneuver through uneven all terrain double stroller easily.

What kind of buggy do you prefer?

A double buggy is great for transporting two kids, not necessarily of the same age, side-by-side. They can also function as prams. Each seat comes with a reclining mechanism so that your children can sit or lie down in different positions. Many of them also have plenty of storage space to store everything from snacks and drinks to nappies and wipes. They're typically lightweight, fold up easily and are compact enough to fit in your car boot. If you drive a lot it's worth checking the buggy's ease of use using the folded wheels, as well as to get it in and out of your boot.

You might have seen this kind of double buggy on other mothers' strollers or even ridden in one as a kid. These are great for older siblings that want to keep up with you or for twins. They typically come with a large number of seating options (including "cinema" seats) for your children to choose from. They're generally easy to steer and, if you decide to go for a model with soft suspension, they can be a breeze to get rid of kerbs.

Tandem buggies, which are simpler to turn than side-by-sides are also popular. This is because the second seat sits behind the first, instead of on top of it. The seats are usually larger and heavier than a side-by-side however, so make sure that they will fit through doors or on public transport. They can be used to transport twins, a toddler and three children by the addition of an additional buggy board.

Lastly there are the'single-to-Smallest Double buggy' convertibles which can be used as a single pushchair from birth then convert to a amazon double stroller by attaching a second seat, carrycot or car seat to their clever frame. They're more expensive than tandem buggies or side-by-side buggies, however they provide plenty of flexibility and a very high cost of resale. They are easy to steer and come with a large storage basket. They can also handle uneven surfaces. Some models come with a built-in ride-on boards for older children and 'cinema chairs'.

Do you have twins?

Whether your children are twins or siblings with different age groups, a double buggy is the best lightweight double stroller option to transport them around. There are two main kinds of double buggy - side-by-side buggies where your children sit together or tandem buggies where one child is placed above the other. Both will accommodate 2 fixed seats, but side-byside buggies tend to be smaller in width to allow for access through doors. Tandems tend to be more spacious overall. They can also be able to accommodate an infant seat and a carrycot.

Do you have a toddler?

A younger sibling can feel like an overwhelming responsibility at first, especially when you need to be attentive to the infant. A double buggy can help them to feel included if you place them in a baby carrier and push the older child. It can also provide your child with a sense of pride as they become a 'big brother or sister' and help them get used to their new role.

Double buggies that are side-by-side are often considered the best option for twins since they allow both children to have the same view, but they can be hefty and heavy. The Leclerc B-AGILE DUAL is a sleek double buggy with an innovative frame which expands widthways and can accommodate two seats fixed. It also comes with a variety of configuration options, including the second seat for an infant bassinet.

If you prefer, we suggest the Mountain Buggy Double Trailblazer for active families who like to explore. This innovative buggy is a single pushchair which can be made a double by adding an additional seat or carrycot (depending on the model). Its smooth ride is perfect for rough terrain, and it features numerous thoughtful features that will keep everyone happy.

Do you require a travel system?

Double buggies are excellent for transporting your children around in comfort, but they're not essential for every family. You may be able use one stroller, and some attachments such as baby straps and toddler carriers that allow you and your child to ride on their backs or in the front.

If you do opt for a double buggy, there are three types to choose from: side-by-side or tandem, and convertible. Side-by-side buggies have the two seats that are next to each other, meaning that your children will be able to see each one another. However, they tend to be wider than a single pushchair and can be tricky to maneuver between kerbs. Tandem buggies are small, with one seat in the front and a back seat. However, they can be heavy and long to push.

Convertible double jogging stroller buggies allow you to convert a single stroller into double buggy by attaching a bassinet or infant car seat to the frame. This will allow you to keep your infant snuggled comfortably in their car seat until they're ready to move into the main buggy seat. The UPPababy V2 is a great example of this - it can be used with twins, a toddler and an infant, or even three children using the optional PiggyBack Board.

If your children have grown older and have more stamina, a double buggy can also be used to accompany them on bicycle rides or day trips where they might prefer to walk. It is important to keep in mind that your children might not always be comfortable in a stroller, and may become tired and disgruntled when they are on longer excursions.

Before you purchase a double stroller, think about the factors above and your family's unique circumstances. Having a solid and reliable double stroller will simplify life, especially if you need to navigate busy streets or bustling shopping centres.