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

Double pushchairs are perfect for families with twins or children of similar age. Choose from side-by-side configurations or tandem models like the Mountain Buggy Duet V3 that's slim enough to pass through standard doors.

Many models can be used with a baby car seats and come with reclining seats. Some models can be changed to single mode. The egg2 Pushchair is a popular choice for its style and versatility.

Side by Side

The side-byside buggy is a popular option for families with twins, or siblings of different age. They typically have two fixed seats and one canopy. They're also wider than inline buggys to let both children be able to see the same thing. They are easy to maneuver, and some even have front and back suspensions for better control when traversing kerbs or bumps.

Although they may cost more than other types of double buggies, they are likely to be more resale-worthy when you purchase a well-known brand. They're ideal for jogging and can withstand rough terrain, while the seats provide plenty of space for your children to comfortably sit. Buggies are available in a range of colors and styles to suit your family's preferences.

Some models come with additional accessories to help keep your babies comfortable. They can include baby blankets and cushions for seats, liners and head supports. Some of them may have pockets to store snacks and toys. Parents can get an infant buggy with a console to keep important items close by.

This popular buggy's 2023 version has a new look with a larger sun canopy, and fresh logos. It's a stylish choice for image-conscious parents and is compatible with iCandy car seats. It's also simple to put together however Kerry found it did take some time to take all of the parts out of the boxes. The packaging was well-labeled and smart and made it easy to know what each piece would look similar to.

It's a bit heavier than other double buggies but still quite light for an inline model. It's also extremely versatile and can be used with either one or two infant car seats. It can be transformed from a single car seat to an entire tandem in only one click.

The Vista v2 UPPAbaby is a top pick for double strollers, and it's ideal for busy parents. It is simple to maneuver and can cope with rough terrain. It also comes with a large shopping basket, an independent recline for both seats, and a cushioned 5-point harness to keep your kids secure.

Tandem

This innovative frame can be expanded in size, allowing an additional seat to be added without compromising space. It's a great choice for twins who are born and can take 2 carrycots or car seats as well which makes it a great travel system for road trips. It's heavier than some of its rivals and may feel long when pushing in double mode but it's got plenty of storage, including a spacious shopping basket. The iCandy Peach is a favourite among parents who are obsessed with their image and has an incredibly sleek, stylish design. Its reclining main seat also can be adjusted into four different positions, and it will increase in size with your children's weight to 25kg. The quick-release Velcro fastenings make it easy to add an additional seat. This model can also be used in tandem mode, with one child sitting on the other. It's a great option for sleepy babies that you don't want to disturb in their sleep.

This configuration places the seats one on top of the other, making it harder for toddlers and their parents to get distracted when they are out and about. This type of pushchair typically has a padded main seat that can recline fully making it ideal for babies. Many models have higher and a more upright seat for children who are older. Depending on the style it is possible to position them with the intention of facing each other or the world. With a tandem pushchair it's more streamlined to fit through narrow doors, but it can be a challenge to navigate stairs and kerbs with two children.

A fantastic option for special needs families, this versatile pushchair is a nifty solution for children with disabilities that benefit from having an older sibling to play with and encourage. It's a bit pricey but the sturdy design is made to last, and there's plenty of storage space for all the things you'll need. It comes with a variety of accessories that allow you to customize the buggy to meet the needs of your family like rain covers or liner.

Lightweight

The best lightweight double stroller lightweight double strollers are small easy to maneuver and nimble. Some models have air-filled tires to assist them in gliding over rough surfaces. Some models have a one handed fold and shoulder straps, making them easier for you to carry. You can also look for other accessories such as a sunshade, rain cover, and foot muff.

If you're after a lightweight double buggy that has a reasonable price, then the Cybex Mios is worth considering. It is a travel system that can be used as a lightweight twin stroller stroller, as well as a fully-functional travel system. A carrycot can be added to allow it to be suitable for use from the age of. It is a side-by-side model and both seats recline independently making it a perfect position for babies and toddlers. It has a large UPF 50+ canopy, peekaboo windows and an infant seat that is fully padded and adjustable.

UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another top contender. It can carry twins or a baby and a toddler, and is compatible with a variety of car seats. It has an elegant and sleek frame, with large wheels on the back to handle rough terrain. It's also great for running. It can be a bit long when in double mode it doesn't have storage space beneath the seat.

When comparing lightest double stroller pushchairs, consider the weight of each seat as well as the frame and suspension. The heavier the buggy and the heavier it is, the more difficult it will be to push. This is particularly the case on uneven surfaces. Check the folding dimensions, and if you can remove the seat to make it more compact. Look for features like a simple one-handed fold which test-run tester Kirstie described as "genius", and a handy strap that you can wear over your shoulders.

You can also select a tandem double stroller that places the children one behind another. It's not as easy to maneuver as a side-byside, but it's still a great alternative for families of all sizes and could be more suitable for older toddlers. There are also tandems with reclining seats that allow children to lie down or sit down based on their mood and requirements.

Confortable

If you're a parent of twins or have two siblings close in age, having the right double pushchair can make outings significantly simpler. Thankfully, there's a wide variety of comfortable choices on the market. If you're looking for an side-by-side model that will accommodate a seat and carrycot or a tandem that has an removable rear and front seat, there's sure to be the perfect choice for your family.

In addition to padded straps, buckles and headrests, search for seats with multiple recline positions and adjustable calf rests. These are typically controlled by single-handed buttons that are accessible from the rear of the seat. (Though in our tests, it can be fiddly for small-handed parents). Some of the top double strollers also have an enormous UPF50+ sun canopy, magnetic peekaboo windows and a handy hood extension to shield your child from harmful UV rays.

Convertible Doubles

You can save money by purchasing a pushchair that converts from single mode to dual as your child develops. The egg2, for instance is a chic option that can be used with the toddler seat that comes with it or a baby carrier right from birth. It can even include a second RumbleSeat for older siblings. The reclining seats and large carrycots were particularly well received by home testers who loved the possibility of it growing with your family.

On the other hand, if you're looking for a budget option that will last from birth to toddlerhood, try the iCandy Venus. It includes a footmuff as well as a seat, but it can be converted into a twin-sized pram using the brand's newborn Cocoons (available at PS59 per piece). Our labs loved the ease of being able to switch between configurations. They also found the instruction to be clear and straightforward however it might require some time to master.

Some double pushchairs only allow you to put with your children in a row and are typically world facing however there are some exceptions such as the Bugaboo Donkey and Mountain Buggy Duet that can be configured to allow both front and parent facing seating (though this will increase the overall size of the chassis). Kerb popping is generally easier with a tandem but the narrow doorways and shopping aisles can prove an issue at times.