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Choosing a double pram and pushchair Pushchair

A double pushchair provides parents with the option of bringing their children side-byside or in tandem. This is ideal for twins or siblings who are close in age.

When choosing a double pushchair, think about your family's needs and budget. Double buggies range from lightweight to all-terrain models, with many styles and configurations.

Size

A double pushchair is an investment of a significant amount, and the size of your household will affect the choice. There are a lot of options on the market that are light and compact when space is a problem.

We suggest that you take measurements of the entrances, aisles and public spaces where you intend to use the baby pram. You can buy a cardboard cutout of your new stroller to see how it will fit in these spaces prior to making a final choice.

It's also worth thinking about where you will be storing the pushchair as it may not be convenient to leave it in the back of your car for extended durations of time. If you intend to travel a lot by public transport, it's essential that the double pushchair folds down to a smaller size and is easy to take off and on trams, buses, trains and trains.

The majority of double strollers and pushchairs are designed to be able to carry two children side-byside. (The Bugaboo Donkey 5 and Mountain Buggy Duet are exceptions). There are a few models with two seats that can be reversed to face you (eg. The Babyzen YOYO+ Twin is a popular option for families with twins or close relatives.

Many of the top-rated double pushchairs can be used with different infant car seat and toddler seats. Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double, for instance, is compatible with two child car seats. It also has reversible seats so that a child can face their sister while the other look out and explore the world.

The stylish and practical side-by-side double pushchairs, such as the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo offer sleek design and are suitable for children from birth to toddlers. They can be utilized in a variety of configurations, which includes the attachment of a single infant carrier. This makes them a great choice for families with twins or babies who are close.

Style

When you're choosing a double pushchair, it's important to consider how your children are going to fit in. This will be influenced by their height, age and requirements as well as to consider the style of the pushchair and how easy it is to use. It is recommended to read reviews of the products to get a sense of what people's opinions.

There are two main kinds of double strollers to pick from. The majority of strollers with side-byside seating have the children facing the world (although certain models, such as the Bugaboo Donkey or Mountain Buggy Duet allow you to change this). Tandem pushchairs seat one in the rear and one in the front and are generally more upright than side-by-side models. They're not as compact and aren't as easy to maneuver on narrow streets, but they're a good option for older toddlers because they can sit and observe the world around them.

If you're looking for an easy-going, lightweight and affordable double pushchair, the Cybex Aton 2 is a great option. It seats kids right close to each other, so they can sit and talk, or play together, and there's room for two car seats should you require them.

The seat and the carrycot are cushioned and comfortable, with five-point harnesses, crotch pads and adjustable leg and foot rests. The UPF 50+ canopy can be extended to provide shade and it also includes the ability to peek behind so that children can enjoy the view when they're on the move. The frame was not designed for rough terrain but it can handle urban streets and shopping aisles.

It's easy to fold and put together and it also has an storage basket underneath the seats. It's a bit more expensive than other light double buggies, but it offers many configurations to meet different requirements and is a great option for older toddlers. For older children who are more mobile, you can also add a runningboard to provide them with additional stability when they stand up. You can convert it into one single buggy when you don't need to carry both children.

Budget

If you're expecting a child or have two kids, a double pushchair can be a must-have purchase. While they are more expensive than single strollers, you can purchase an excellent quality model that will last for several years. So, before you buy consider your family's needs and priorities and take into account things such as the age range of children, the terrain you intend to travel through, your lifestyle and features that hold the most importance to you.

For instance, if your children are born within a relatively short timeframe, then you might prefer an arrangement that allows for a side-by-side layout to allow the younger child to sit in front of the older sibling for bonding and comfort. If you reside in a city and intend to take public transportation often, you might want a lightweight, compact double buggy. It should be easy to fold and can be tucked away into narrow doors and elevators.

A tandem pushchair lets your older child (or twins) to sit with the younger child. Some models allow you to decide if your children are facing each other, or out into the world, allowing them to explore their surroundings independently. Tandems are a little more cumbersome to steer and are difficult to get to and from kerbs, but they are easier to fit into small doorways and shopping aisles.

Some models are designed to be flexible and can be converted back into one pushchair cheap when you no longer require the second seat. Both the UPPAbaby v2 Double, and Joovy Graphite Caboose Ultralight are examples.

Another thing to consider is the amount of storage space you need. Some double prams pushchairs Prams come with large baskets under the carriage, whereas other models only have a few pockets for storage or none at all. If you plan to make use of your double pushchair regularly to shop, walk long distances or travelling and need to travel, then you should consider a model with spacious storage that can hold big shopping bags.

Safety as well as convenience and ease of cleaning are important. You'll want a chair that is easy to clean and has wheels that can be washed by machine. Check that the buckles can be easily fastened and unfastened particularly by a child.

Test-driving

There are many things to look out for when choosing a double buggy like the weight, fold size wheel type, and folding mechanism. Make sure the brand you select is reputable for quality, since this will maximise the resale value when you're ready to sell it.

When folded, side-by-side models are smaller and are more comfortable moving across and down kerbs. However, they may not fit through all doors and may be a struggle for larger families.

The Cybex Xeon 3 is a stylish and lightweight option that handles the same way with two children in the seats as it does with one. It can also be used it in single mode, with a basket next to it. This is a great choice for parents with a little storage space. Our test-driver at home Sophie found it easy to steer with two children in the seat and liked the fact that you can fold it with the seat removed, which makes it much more compact.