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Choosing a Double Pushchair Double pushchairs allow parents to transport their children either side-by-side, or in tandem. This is ideal for twins and siblings who are similar in age. Take into consideration your family's budget as well as needs when choosing a double stroller. Double buggies come in various styles, ranging from lightweight models to all-terrain. Size A double pushchair can be an investment of a significant amount and the size of your family will affect the choice. There are many choices that are light and compact available if you have limited space. We suggest that you take measurements of the entrances, aisles and public spaces in which you plan to utilize the pram. You can purchase a cardboard cutout of the new stroller to see how it will fit in these spaces before you make your final decision. It is also important to consider where you'll put the pushchair in storage, as it might not be practical to store it in your car's trunk for extended periods. If you are planning to travel frequently using public transport it's important that the double pushchair folds to a compact size and is easy to take off and on trams, buses and trains. Double strollers and pushchairs are designed to carry two children in tandem and the majority of them are facing the world (with the exception of the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo and the Mountain Buggy Duet). Certain models let you reverse one or both seats to face you. The Babyzen YOYO+ twin is a very popular choice for families with twins or close relatives. Many of the top-rated double pushchairs are able to be customized to work with various infant car seats as well as toddler seats. Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double, for instance, is compatible with two car seats for children. It also has convertible seats, so that a child can be seated next to their sibling while the other can take a look around and explore the world. The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo is a stylish and practical double pushchair with a streamlined look and is suitable for children of all different ages. They can be used with two carrycots and have a range of configurations that include the ability to attach an infant carrier that is only one. This makes them an excellent choice for families with twins or babies who are close. Style When selecting a double pushchair it is crucial to consider how your children are going to fit in. This will be influenced by their height, age, and requirements as well as to think about the design of the pushchair and how easy it is to use. It's worth reading the reviews to get a feel for what people like and dislike about the products they've bought. There are a couple of major types of double pushchairs to choose from. Side-by-side pushchairs place children side by side and are generally facing the world (although there are a few options which allow you to alter this, for instance the Bugaboo Donkey and Mountain Buggy Duet). Tandem pushchairs place 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, however they are a good option for older toddlers who can sit up and take in the world. For families who want a light, flexible and cost-effective double pushchair, the Cybex Aton 2 is a great option. It allows children to sit together and play or talk. There is also room for two car seat if needed. The seat and the carrycot are cushioned and comfortable, with five-point harnesses, crotch pads as well as adjustable leg and foot rests. The UPF 50+ canopy is extendable to provide shade and it also comes with a peekaboo feature to let kids take in the view while they are on the go. The frame isn't designed to withstand rough terrain, however it is able to handle urban streets and shopping aisles. It's easy to fold and put together and also comes with an storage basket underneath the seats. It is more expensive than other light buggies, but it offers many configurations that can be tailored to the specific needs of. It's also a good choice for older toddlers. For older children who are more mobile, you can add an exercise board to give them more stability when they stand up. It can also be converted into a single buggy by replacing one of the seats with a side-basket if you don't require both children to ride in it in the future. Budget If you're a parent-to-be or have two young children, a double pushchair can be a great investment. Although they cost more than single strollers, you can get a good quality one that will last you several years. Before making a purchase take into consideration your family's priorities and needs. Take into account things like the age of your children as well as the terrain you'll be navigating, your preferences and any features that are important to you. If your children are born within a brief period, you might want an arrangement that is side by side so that the smaller child can sit next to the older one for comfort and bonding. If you live in a city and intend to take public transportation frequently, you may want a lightweight, compact double buggy. It should be simple to fold, and fit in elevators and narrow doors. Push Chairs And Prams lets your older child (or twins) to be seated behind the younger child. Some models let you choose whether your children face one another or to the world, so they can explore their surroundings independently. Tandems are slightly more difficult to steer and are difficult to maneuver to and from kerbs, but they are easier to fit into small doorways and shopping aisles. Some models are designed to provide flexibility and can be converted to a single stroller if you don't need the second seat. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 Double and Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite are both examples of this. It is also important to consider the amount of space you will need for storage. Some double pushchairs have an ample undercarriage basket, while others have smaller storage pockets or no storage at all. If you plan to utilize your double pushchair often to shop, walk long distances or travelling, then you might want a model with spacious storage that can hold large shopping bags. Other important factors include safety, convenience and ease of cleaning. You'll want a stroller that has easy-to-clean fabric and wheels that can be washed in the machine. Be sure that the buckles are able to be unfastened and fastened easily, especially by a child. Test-driving When you are choosing a double-buggy there are a lot of factors to take into consideration, including the weight, fold size and the type of wheels. Make sure the brand you select has a good reputation for quality, since this will boost the resale value when you're ready to move on. Side-byside doubles are less bulky when folded, and have a little easier time getting up and down kerbs than tandem models. They may not be able to fit through every doorway, and larger families may be unable to use them. The Cybex Xeon 3 has a elegant, lightweight design that works just as well when two children are in the seat as it does when only one child is. It also features the option of using the seat in single mode, with a shopping basket beside it which is a great option for parents who have limited storage space. Sophie, our home test subject, was able to maneuver it even with two children in the seats. She also appreciated the fact that it folds with the seat removed. This makes it more compact.