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Choosing a Double Pushchair A double pushchair offers parents the option of taking their children side-by-side or together. This is ideal for twins or siblings who are close in age. When choosing a double pushchair, consider your family's needs and budget. Double buggies vary from lightweight to all-terrain models, and come in many styles and configurations. Size A double pushchair is an important purchase and the size of your family will play an important factor in the selection process. There are a lot of options available that are lightweight and compact in case space is tight. We recommend you take measurements of the entrances as well as the aisles and public spaces where you plan to utilize the pram. You can purchase a cardboard cutout of your new pram to check how it will fit in these spaces prior to making your final decision. It is also important to consider the location you'll be storing the pushchair as it may not be a good idea to keep it in the back of your car for long durations of time. If you are planning to travel frequently using public transport it's important that the double pushchair folds down to a compact size and is easy to get on and off of trams, buses and trains. Double strollers and pushchairs are made to carry two children in tandem and the majority are world-facing (with the exception of the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo and the Mountain Buggy Duet). Some models allow you to reverse one or both seats to face you. The Babyzen YOYO+ twin is a very popular choice for families with twins or close siblings. Many of the best-rated double pushchairs can be used with various infant car seats and toddler seats. For instance, the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is compatible with two car seats and has the ability to reversibly seat so that a child can sit in front of their sibling, or face out to discover the world around them. The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo is an elegant and practical double pushchair that has sleek design and is suitable for babies of all different ages. They can be utilized with two carrycots and come in a variety of configurations that include the ability to attach a single infant carrier. This makes them an excellent option for families with twins or babies who are close. Style It is important to consider how your children will fit in a double stroller. It is important to think about their age, height, and their needs. But you also need to consider the design and ease of use. It's worth reading the user reviews to get a sense of the opinions of people about the products they've bought. There are travel pushchair of double strollers to choose from. Side-by-side pushchairs seat children together and are generally world-facing (although there are some options that allow you to change this, such as the Bugaboo Donkey and Mountain Buggy Duet). Tandem pushchairs are more upright and feature one child in the back, and another in front. They're not as compact and can be difficult to navigate on narrow streets, but they're a great choice for older toddlers that can sit up and enjoy the world around them. The Cybex Aton 2 double pushchair is an excellent choice for families in search of a lightweight, affordable and a versatile double stroller. It lets children sit next to each other and play or talk. There is also room for a second car seats if required. The seat and carrycot come with five-point harnesses that can be adjusted for foot and leg rests. The UPF 50+ canopy extends to provide real shade and also has a peekaboo view so kids can take in the view as they move. The frame isn't designed for rough terrain but it is able to handle urban streets and shopping aisles. It's simple to fold up and set up and there's a handy storage basket beneath the seats. It's a bit more expensive than other light double buggies, but it comes with plenty of configurations to suit different needs and is a good option for older toddlers. For older children who are more mobile, you can also add running boards to provide them with additional stability when they stand up. You can make it a single buggy if you no longer need to carry both children. Budget If you're a parent-to-be or have two young children, a double pushchair can be a great investment. While they are more expensive than single strollers, you can get a high-quality one that will last you several years. So, before you buy, evaluate your family's requirements and priorities taking into consideration factors such as the age range of children, the terrain you want to navigate, lifestyle and features that hold the most importance to you. If your children are born within a short time span, you may prefer a side by side style to ensure that the child who is younger can sit alongside the older one to provide comfort and bonding. If you reside in a city and are planning to travel by public transport a lot, you may need a light, compact double buggy. It should be easy to fold and fit into narrow doors and elevators. A tandem pushchair is great for twins or infants born closer together as it allows your older child to be seated behind the younger one. Some models also offer the option to face each other or even world facing, so your children can explore their surroundings independently of one another. Tandems can be difficult to maneuver and can be hard to get over kerbs but they fit better into narrow aisles and doors. Certain models are designed for flexibility and can be converted to a single stroller when you don't require a second seat. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double and Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite are two examples of this. Another thing to think about is the amount of storage space you will need. Some double pushchairs have a spacious undercarriage basket while others have smaller pockets for storage or no storage at all. If you intend to use your double pushchair frequently to shop, walk long distances or travelling, then you might want an option with a large storage space that can accommodate big shopping bags. Safety as well as convenience and ease of cleaning are also essential. It is recommended to choose the pushchair that has puncture-proof wheels and machine-washable fabric that's easy to wipe down. Make sure that the buckles can be easily unfastened and secured particularly by a child. Test-driving There are many things to be aware of when choosing a double buggy such as the weight, fold size, wheel type and folding mechanism. Be sure to select a brand with a good reputation, since this will increase the resale value when you are ready to move. Side-byside doubles are less bulky when folded and have a slightly more ease of getting up and down kerbs than tandem models. However, they might not fit through all doorways and may be a struggle for larger families. The Cybex Xeon 3 is a elegant and light option that works equally well with two children in the seat as it does with one. It also offers the option of using the seat in a single-mode with a basket for shopping beside it which is a great option for parents who have limited storage space. Our test-driver at home Sophie found it easy to steer even with two children in the seats. She also enjoyed the fact that it can fold it down with the seat removed, making it much smaller.