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

If you're expecting twins or two children close in age, a double buggy from birth pushchair will give the flexibility you need for your growing family. Pick from side-byside or tandem models like the Mountain Buggy Duet V3 that's narrow enough to fit through standard doors.

Many models can be used with a baby car seat and have reclined seats. Some models can even be converted to single mode, such as with the egg2 Pushchair which is loved for its style and versatility.

Side by Side

The side-by-side buggy is the classic choice for families with twins, or siblings of different age. They typically have two fixed seats with a single canopy, and are usually larger than an inline buggy to allow both children the same view. They're easy to move, and some even have front and rear suspensions to allow for better handling over bumps or over the kerb when turning.

Although they may cost more than other types of double buggies, they tend to have a higher resale value, especially if you choose a well-known brand. They're also great for jogging, and can handle rough terrain, and the seats offer plenty of space for your kids to sit comfortably. Buggies come in a range of colors and styles to fit your family's preferences.

Certain models come with additional accessories that can help keep your babies comfortable. These include baby blankets and cushions for seats, liners and head supports. Some of them may include pockets to store snacks and toys. Parents can find an infant buggy with a console that keeps essentials close at hand.

The 2023 version of this popular buggy features a fresh design, a bigger sun canopy and fresh logos. It's a stylish choice for image-conscious parents and is compatible with iCandy car seats. It's easy to put together although Kerry found that it took a while to take the components out of their boxes. The packaging was well-labeled and smart, so it was easy to determine what each component would look similar to.

It's a little heavier than other double buggies, but still relatively light for an inline-model. It is also very versatile and can be used with either one or two infant car seat. It can also switch from a single to a tandem in one click and is a huge advantage for families with growing children.

The Vista v2 UPPAbaby is a top pick for double Buggy for Twins strollers, and it's perfect for busy parents. It's easy to maneuver and can handle rough terrain. It comes with a large basket, independent recline on both seats, and a five-point cushioned harness to keep your children safe.

Tandem

This clever frame expands in size, allowing an additional seat to be added without taking up space. This is an excellent option for twins as it can fit two car seats or carrycots. It's also a great option for roadtrips. It's a bit larger and heavier than some of its competitors, but it provides plenty of storage space including a large shopping basket. The iCandy Peach is a favourite among parents who are obsessed with their image and has an incredibly sleek, stylish design. Its main seat can be repositioned into four different positions and will increase in size with your child's weight to 25kg. The addition of a second seat is easy with the quick-release Velcro fasteners, and this model can be used in tandem mode with one child sitting on top of the other. This is a great choice if you want to avoid disturbing your sleepy newborn.

This configuration places the seats one in front of the other which makes it difficult for toddlers and their parents to get distracted when they are out and about. This type of pushchair usually has a padded main seat that can recline fully, so it's ideal for babies. Some models feature a higher sitting position, with a more upright backrest in the back for older children. It's usually possible to set the seats to be oriented so that they are facing one another or face each other according to the model of the pushchair. With a tandem pushchair it's more streamlined to fit through narrow doorways, but it can be a challenge to get around kerbs and stairs with two children.

This multi-purpose pushchair is a great choice for families with special needs children. It's a great solution for disabled kids who can benefit from having a younger sibling that they can play with and encourage. It's not cheap, but it's built to last. There's plenty of storage space to meet your requirements. It comes with a variety of accessories to allow you to personalize the buggy according to your family's needs, such as rain covers or liners.

Lightweight

The best twin buggy double strollers double that are lightweight are small easy to maneuver and nimble. Some models have air-filled tires to aid in their glide on rough surfaces. They also come with a one-handed fold and handy shoulder straps to make them more convenient to carry. You can also consider adding accessories such as a foot muff, a sunshade or rain cover.

The Cybex Mios is a lightweight twin buggy double stroller that has a low price. It straddles two categories as it's a complete travel system and a light buggy that is suitable from birth with the addition of the carrycot. It is a side-by-side model and both seats recline independently, offering an ideal positioning for babies and toddlers. It features a spacious UPF 50+ canopy that has windows that peek out and the toddler seat is fully cushioned with adjustable leg and foot rests.

UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another top contender. It can carry twins, or a baby and toddler. It can be used with a variety of car seats. It has an elegant and sleek frame, with large wheels at the back to handle rough terrain. It's ideal for jogging. It's a bit long when used in double mode, though, and there's no storage space under the seat.

When comparing different double pushchairs, consider the weight of each seat, frame and suspension. The heavier the pushchair is heavier, the more difficult it will be to push. This is especially in the case of uneven surfaces. Make sure to check the dimensions of the folding, and then see if you can take off the seat to make it more compact. Consider features such as one-handed folding, which Kirstie was a home-based tester at the time described as "genius", or a strap you can sling over your shoulder.

You can also choose a tandem double stroller which puts the kids one behind another. It's not as maneuverable as a side-by-side, but it's still a viable alternative for families of all sizes and is suitable for older toddlers. You'll also find some tandems that have reclining seats which give children the flexibility to lie down or sit down depending on their moods and needs.

Confortable

The right double pushchair can make your outings easier regardless of whether you have twins or two kids of similar ages. There are plenty of comfortable options available on the market. If you're looking to purchase a side-by-side model that can accommodate a carrycot and a seat or a tandem model with an removable rear and front seat, there's bound to be a perfect option for your family.

Look for seats that have several recline positions and adjustable calfrests. They are usually controlled by one-handed buttons located at the rear of the seat. (Though in our testing this could be a little difficult for parents with small hands). Some of the top double pushchairs also come with a large UPF 50+ sun canopy, with windows that are magnetic and a handy hood extender to shield your children from harmful UV rays.

Convertible Doubles

One way to save money is to invest in a convertible pushchair that can change from single mode to double mode as your children develop. The egg2, for example, is a stylish choice that can be used with the toddler seat included or baby carrier from birth. It can even include a second RumbleSeat for older siblings. The reclining seats and large carrycots were adored by test subjects at home who loved the possibility of it growing with your family.

On the other side, if you're looking for a budget option that will last from birth to toddlerhood, try the iCandy Venus. It comes with a seat and footmuff but can also be used with the brand's newborn cocoons (available separately for a price of just PS59) to make it a twin pushchair pram suitable for twins or babies/toddlers. Our labs loved how easy it is to switch between different configurations and found the instructions to be clear and simple - though it can take some practice to get it all out of the box.

Some double pushchairs allow you to place your children side-by-side. They are generally oriented towards the world, but there are a few exceptions, such as the Bugaboo Donkey and Mountain Buggy Duet that can be set up for both front and parent facing seating (though this will increase the overall dimensions of the chassis). Tandems are generally easier to maneuver around kerbs, but can be a challenge to maneuver through narrow doors and aisles.