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

If you have twins or two kids 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 doorways.

Many models also have recliners that can be laid flat and can be used with infant car seats. Some models can even be converted to single mode. The egg2 Pushchair is a popular choice because of its design and flexibility.

Side by Side

The side-byside buggy is the most popular choice for families with twins or siblings of different ages. They usually have two fixed seats with a single canopy, and are generally wider than an inline buggy, which gives each child the same view. They are easy to maneuver, and some even have front and rear suspension for better handling when crossing kerbs or bumps.

They may cost more than other double buggies however they have a better resale price, especially when they're a well-known brand. They're ideal for jogging and can tackle rough terrain. The seats are spacious enough for your kids to sit comfortably. You can find these buggies in a variety of colours and designs to complement your family's style.

Some models include extra accessories that can help keep your baby comfortable. These can include baby blankets and liners, seat cushions, and head supports. They could also come with pockets to store snacks and toys. Parents can get an infant buggy with an area for keeping their things close to hand.

The 2023 version of this cult buggy features a fresh design with a larger sun canopy and fresh logos. It's a chic option for image-conscious parents and is compatible with iCandy car seats. It's easy to assemble although Kerry discovered that it took some time to take the components out of their boxes. The packaging was well-labeled and smart making it easy to identify what each piece would look like.

It's heavier than other double buggies, but still fairly light for an inline model. It's also extremely versatile and can be used with one or two infant car seat. It can also switch from a single seat to a tandem with a single to double buggy click and is a huge benefit for families that are growing.

The Vista v2 from UPPAbaby is another top pick for double strollers. It's perfect for busy parents. It's super easy to maneuver in tight spaces and handles difficult terrain with ease. It is also equipped with a large shopping basket, independent recline for both seats, and a cushioned 5-point harness to keep your kids secure.

Tandem

This clever frame can be expanded in width, allowing for an additional seat to be added without the need for compromise in space. It's a great choice for twins as young as birth, and will take 2 carrycots or car seats too, making it a fantastic travel system for road trips. It's a bit heavier than its rivals and could feel long when pushing in double mode but it's got plenty of storage space, including a roomy shopping basket. The iCandy Peach has a sleek, stylish design that is popular with parents who are conscious of their image. The main seat can be repositioned into four different positions and can increase in size with your child's weight to 25kg. The quick-release Velcro fasteners allow you to add an additional seat. This model can also be used in tandem mode, placing one child sitting on the top of another. It's a great option when you have a newborn who you don't want to disturb in their sleep.

The seat is positioned one ahead of the other in this setup, so it can be difficult for toddlers to keep from distracting each other while you're out and out and about. This type of pushchair typically has a padded main seat that is able to recline completely making it ideal for babies. Many models will have a higher, more upright seat in the back for older children, and it's usually possible to set them to face one another or face each other depending on the design of the buggy. With a tandem pushchair, it's easier to squeeze through doorways that are narrow, however it may be difficult to navigate stairs and kerbs with two children.

A fantastic choice for special needs families This versatile pushchair is a nifty solution for disabled children who benefit from having a younger sibling to play with and encourage. It's not expensive, but it's made to last. There's plenty of storage space to meet your requirements. It comes with a variety of accessories that allow you to customize the buggy to suit the needs of your family like rain covers or liners.

Lightweight

The best lightweight double stroller with car seat strollers are compact easily maneuverable and nimble. They're usually made of a sturdy aluminum frame, and some have air-filled wheels to help them slide over even rough surfaces. They also come with an easy fold with one hand and shoulder straps to make them easier to carry. You can also look for other accessories like a sunshade rain cover and foot muff.

The Cybex Mios is a lightweight double stroller that has low cost. It's a traveling system that can be used as a lightweight stroller as well as a functional travel system. A carrycot can be added to allow it to be suitable for use from the time of birth. It is a side by side design and the two seats recline independently. This provides the ideal position for infants and toddlers. It has a generous UPF 50+ canopy that has peekaboo windows, and the toddler seat is fully cushioned with foot and leg rests that can be adjusted.

UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another top contender. It can accommodate twins or a baby as well as a toddler, and it is compatible with a range of car seats. It has sleek and stylish frames with big back wheels to cope with rough terrain, and is also suitable for jogging. It's a little long when it's used in double mode, though, and there's no storage space under the seat.

When comparing double pushchairs take into consideration the weight of each seat as well as the frame and suspension. The heavier the buggy is and the heavier it is, the more difficult it will be to push. This is particularly true on uneven surfaces. Then check the folding dimensions and whether or not you can remove the seats, which makes 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 select a tandem double twin stroller side by side (click the next document), that places the children one behind another. It's not as maneuverable as a side-byside, but it's still a good alternative for families of all sizes, and may be more suitable for older toddlers. Some tandems have reclining seats that allow children to lie down or sit up depending on their mood.

Comfortable

If you're the parent of twins or two siblings close in age, having the best double pushchair can make getting out a whole lot easier. There's a great variety of comfortable choices that are available. 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 an additional seat, or a tandem with an rear and front seat that can be interchanged.

In addition to buckles, straps with padding and headrests, look for seats with multiple recline positions and adjustable the calf rests. Most of the time, they will be operated with one-handed buttons that are accessible from the back of the seat (though in our tests it can be a little fiddly for parents with small hands). Some of the top double buggy that converts to single strollers also have an enormous UPF50+ sun canopy, magnetic peekaboo windows, and a useful hood extension that shields your child from harmful UV rays.

Convertible Doubles

You can save money by investing in the pushchair that can convert from single mode to dual as your child develops. The egg2, for instance is a fashionable option that can be used in conjunction with the toddler seat that comes with it or a baby carrier from birth and even offers a second add-on RumbleSeat for older siblings. The reclining seats and spacious carrycots were particularly well received by test subjects at home who loved the way it can grow with your family.

On the other side, if you're looking for a budget option that can last from birth to toddlerhood, try the iCandy Venus. It includes a seat as well as a footmuff, but it can be combined with the brand's newborn cocoons (available separately at PS59 each) to transform it into an infant pram that can be used by twins or babies/toddlers. Our labs loved how simple it is to switch between different configurations and found the instructions clear and straightforward - although it takes some practice to master it out of the box.

Some double pushchairs will only allow you to sit with your children in a row and generally face the world, but there are a few exceptions such as the Bugaboo Donkey and Mountain Buggy Duet that can be configured for both front and parent facing seating (though this will increase the overall size of the chassis). Tandems are usually easier to maneuver around kerbs, but can be a challenge to maneuver through narrow aisles and doorways.