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Choosing a Double Pushchair Double pushchairs permit parents to transport their children side-by-side, or in tandem. This is ideal for twins or siblings who are close in age. Consider your family's budget as well as needs when choosing a double stroller. Double buggies come in various styles, from lightweight models to all-terrain versions. Size A double pushchair is an investment of a significant amount, and the size of your family will affect the choice. However, there are plenty of options available that are light and compact if space is limited. We suggest that you take measurements of the entrances, aisles and public spaces in which you plan to utilize the pushchair. You can purchase a cardboard cutout of your new stroller to see how it fits in these spaces before making your final decision. It is also important to consider the location you intend to put the pushchair in storage, as it might not be practical to store it in the car's boot for extended periods. If you are planning to travel frequently using public transport, it's crucial that the double pushchair folds to a small size and is easy to get on and off of trams, buses and trains. The majority of double strollers and pushchairs are designed to carry 2 children side-by-side. ( foldable pram and Mountain Buggy Duet are exceptions). There are a few models that have both seats can be reversed to face you (eg. the Babyzen YOYO+ Twin) but these are often reserved for families with twins or extremely close siblings. A majority of the top-rated double pushchairs are compatible with a variety of infant car seats and toddler seats. Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double, for instance, can be used with two child car seats. It also has seats that can be reversible so that one child can sit with their siblings while the other can take a look around and explore the world. The stylish and practical side-byside double pushchairs, such as the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo offer an elegant design and are suitable for babies from birth to toddlers. They can be utilized with two carrycots, and come in a variety of configurations, including the option to attach an infant carrier that is only one. This makes them a great option for families with twins or infants who are close. Style When selecting a double pushchair it is crucial to consider how your children are likely to fit in. You'll have to take into consideration their height, age, and requirements. However, you need to consider the design and ease of use. It is worth reading user reviews to get an idea of what people think of and dislike about the products they've bought. There are several main types of double pushchairs that you can pick from. Side-by-side pushchairs place children together with the majority of them front-facing (although there are some options that let you change this, like the Bugaboo Donkey and Mountain Buggy Duet). Tandem pushchairs place one in the rear and one in the front and are usually more upright than side-by-side models. They're not as compact, and aren't as easy to navigate on narrow pavements however they're a great option for older toddlers because they can sit up and observe the world around them. The Cybex Aton 2 double pushchair is an excellent choice for families in search of an affordable, lightweight and a versatile double stroller. It lets children sit together and play or talk. There is also room for two car seats if required. The seat and carrycot have five-point harnesses and adjustable foot and leg rests. The UPF 50+ canopy can be extended to provide real shade, and it also comes with a peekaboo feature to let kids enjoy the view when they travel. The frame isn't designed for a rough terrain, but it is able to handle urban streets and shopping aisles. It's simple to fold up and set up and has a handy storage basket underneath the seats. It's a little more expensive than some of the lighter double buggies, but it offers numerous configurations that can meet different requirements and is an excellent option for older toddlers. You can also add a running board for mobile older children to give them extra stability when they're standing up. It can be converted into one buggy if you no longer need to transport two children. Budget If you're expecting a baby or have two children A double pushchair can be a great investment. While they are more expensive than single strollers, you can purchase an excellent quality model that will last for several years. Before purchasing a stroller take into consideration your family's priorities and needs. Take into consideration things like the age of your children as well as the terrain you'll be navigating, your preferences and other features that are important to you. For example, if your kids are both born at a fairly short distance then you may want to consider the side-by-side design that will let the child with the smallest sit with their older sibling for bonding and comfort. If you reside in a major city and intend to take public transportation often, you might want a lightweight, compact double buggy. It should be easy to fold, and fit into narrow doors and elevators. A tandem pushchair is ideal for twins or infants born closer together, as it lets your older child sit behind the younger one. Some models also provide the option of having them face each other or even world facing, so that your children can explore the world independently from each other. Tandems are slightly more difficult to steer and are difficult to navigate up and down kerbs but they are easier to fit into narrow doorways and aisles. Certain models are designed to be flexible and convert back into a single pushchair for when you no longer require the second seat. Both the UPPAbaby V2 Double and Joovy Graphite Caboose Ultralight are examples. Another thing to think about is the amount of storage space you require. Some double pushchairs include a large basket under the carriage, whereas other models only have small storage pockets or none at all. If you plan on using your double pushchair for frequent shopping, long distance walking or traveling, you may prefer one with large storage space. Other important factors include safety as well as convenience and ease of cleaning. You'll want a pushchair with a fabric that is easy to clean and wheels that can be washed by machine. You should also check that the buckles are simple to fasten and unfasten, especially for a baby. Test-driving There are lots of things to look out for when you are choosing a double-buggy such as the weight, size of folded wheel type, and folding mechanism. Make sure the brand you select has a good reputation for quality, as this will maximise the value of reselling when you're ready to move on. When folded side-by-side models are more compact and can be more easily getting over and down kerbs. However, they may not fit through all doors and could be a challenge for families with larger numbers. The Cybex Xeon 3 has a stylish, lightweight design that performs equally well when two children are in the seat as it does when just one child is. It also features the option to use the seat in single mode with a basket for shopping beside it which is a great option for parents who have limited storage space. Sophie our home-based test subject, was able to maneuver it even with two children in the seats. She also liked that it folds easily with the seat removed. This makes it smaller.