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Buying a Double Pushchair For Twins Or Two Siblings Close in Age? Double pushchairs are great for families with twins or children with similar age. Pick from side-byside or tandem models like the Mountain Buggy Duet V3 that's small enough to fit through doors that are standard. tandem double stroller are compatible with infant car seats and come with reclined seats. Some can even convert to single mode, like with the egg2 Pushchair that's loved for its style and versatility. Side by Side Side-by-side is a popular option for families with twins, or siblings of different ages. They typically have two fixed seats and one canopy. They're also a bit larger than inline buggy so that both children can observe the same things. They're easy to navigate, and some come with front and rear suspensions to allow to provide better control over bumps or over the kerb while turning. They can be more expensive than other double buggies however they offer a higher cost of resales, especially when they're a well-known brand. They're ideal for jogging and can tackle rough terrain, while the seats provide plenty of space for your children to relax. You can find these buggies in a wide range of designs and colours to fit your family's style. Certain models come with additional accessories to help keep your babies comfortable. These can include baby blankets and cushions for seats, liners and head supports. They may also have pockets to store snacks and toys. Parents can also find an infant buggy with a console for parents to keep essentials handy. The 2023 version of the popular buggy features a fresh design, a bigger sun canopy and brand new logos. It's a stylish option for parents who value their image and is compatible with iCandy child car seats. It's also easy to put together but Kerry discovered that it took quite a while to get everything out of the boxes. The packaging was well-labeled and smart, so it was easy to identify what each part would be like. It's heavier than other double buggies, but still quite light for an inline-model. It's also extremely versatile and can be used with one or two infant car seats. It can be converted from a single car seat to a tandem with just a single click. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 is a great double stroller for parents who are busy. It's incredibly easy to maneuver through tight spaces and can tackle the tough terrain with ease. It comes with a huge basket, an independent recline on both seats, and a five-point strap that is padded to keep your kids safe. Tandem This clever frame expands in size, allowing the possibility of a second seat being added without the need for compromise in space. This is an excellent option for twins since it can fit two carrycots or car seat. It's also a great travel system for roadtrips. It's a little heavier than its rivals and could seem a bit bulky when used in double mode but it's got plenty of storage space, including a spacious shopping basket. The iCandy Peach is a favourite for parents who are conscious of their image and has an extremely stylish, sleek design. Its seat can be adjusted to four different positions, and it will increase in size with your child's weight to 25kg. The quick-release Velcro fasteners make it simple to add an additional seat. This model can be used in tandem mode, placing one child sitting on top of another. It's a great option when you have a newborn who you don't want to disturb during their sleep. This arrangement places the seats one on top of the other, making it harder for toddlers and their parents to get distracted when they are out and about. This type of pushchair typically has a padded main seat that is able to recline completely and is suitable for newborns. A lot of models have a higher and more upright seat in the back for older children. It's typically possible to arrange them to be facing one another or face each other according to the model of the pushchair. With a tandem pushchair, it's more streamlined to fit through narrow doorways, but it might be a challenge to get around kerbs and stairs with two children. A great option for families with special needs, this versatile pushchair is an ideal solution for disabled children who benefit from having another child to play with and encourage. It's expensive, but the solid construction is built to last and there's plenty of storage space for everything you'll need. It comes with a range of accessories to allow you to personalize the buggy to suit the needs of your family, such as rain covers or liner. Lightweight The best double pushchairs with a lightweight design are light, compact and easy to use. Some have air-filled tires to aid in their glide on rough surfaces. They can also have a one-handed fold and handy shoulder straps to make them easier to carry. Look for additional extras like a sunshade rain cover and foot muff. The Cybex Mios is a lightweight double stroller with an affordable price. It straddles two categories as it's a complete travel system and a light buggy, and can be used from birth, with the addition of the carrycot. It is the side-by-side design, and the two seats recline independently. This provides the ideal position for infants and toddlers. It comes with a large UPF 50+ canopy with windows that can be seen through and the toddler seat is cushioned with foot and leg rests that can be adjusted. Another option is the UPPAbaby Vista 2. It can be used to carry twins, or a baby and a toddler, and it is compatible with a wide range of car seats. It has an elegant and stylish frame with large back wheels that can handle rough terrain. It's also suitable for jogging. The double mode makes it a little long, and there's no storage underneath the seat. When comparing double pushchairs consider the weight of each seat as well as the frame and suspension. The heavier the pushchair, the harder it'll be to push, especially over uneven surfaces. Be tandem double stroller to look at the dimensions of the folding and see if it's possible to remove the seat to make it more compact. Check for features such as a one-handed folding mechanism, which Kirstie was a home-based tester at the time, described as “genius”, or straps that can be slung over your shoulder. You can also opt for a tandem pushchair, which places children one behind the other. It's not as maneuverable as a side-byside, but it's still a good alternative for families of all sizes and is suitable for older toddlers. There are also tandems with reclining seats, that allow children to sit up or lie down based on their moods and needs. Confortable Whether you're a parent of twins or two siblings close in age, having the perfect double pushchair will make outings much easier. There's a great selection of comfortable options on the market. There are plenty of options for families, whether you're looking for a side by side model that can accommodate the carrycot as well as a seat or a tandem model with seats in the front and back that can be interchanged. Make sure you choose a seat with multiple reclining positions, as well as adjustable calfrests. These are often controlled by one-handed buttons located at the rear of the seat. (Though in our labs it can be fiddly for small-handed parents). Some of the best double pushchairs also come with a large UPF 50+ sun canopy with magnetic peekaboo windows and an easy-to-use hood extender that can protect your children from harmful UV rays. Convertible Doubles You can save money by purchasing an infant stroller that can be converted from single mode to dual as your child grows. The egg2, for example, is a fashionable option that can be used right from birth using the baby or toddler carrier and even offers a RumbleSeat as an additional feature for older siblings. Its reclining seats and large, comfy carrycots are particularly well-received by testers at home who appreciate how it can expand with your family. If you're looking for a budget-friendly option that will last to toddlerhood and beyond, the iCandy Venus is a great option. It includes a seat as well as a footmuff, but it can be combined with the brand's newborn cocoons (available separately for a price of just PS59) to turn it into a twin pram that is suitable for twins or infants/toddlers. Our labs loved how simple it is to change between configurations and found the instructions clear and straightforward – although it may take some time to master it out of the box. Some double pushchairs only allow you to place your children side by side and are generally world-facing. However, there are a few notable exceptions like the Bugaboo Donkey or Mountain Buggy Duet that can be set up both for front and parent facing (though this will increase overall width of the chassis). Kerb popping is generally more straightforward with a tandem, but getting through doorways and narrow aisles for shopping can be an issue at times.