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A Double Buggy Is a Must-Have For Families With Two Kids

A double buggy is an essential item for families with two kids. It can help you navigate urban pathways and off-road trails with ease whilst making sure that your children are comfortable and content.

There are many things to take into consideration when selecting a double buggy. Check that it can fit through your car boot and doorway when folded.

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Bringing home a second baby is an exciting possibility, but there are also lots of practical issues to be considered. Addition of a second child to the family requires changing the layout of living spaces, thinking about the seating arrangements in vehicles, and investing in the double buggy.

There are plenty of great options to choose from regardless of whether you're looking for twins or simply want something that is narrow. Our experts at the lab recommend iCandy Peach because it comes with a variety of accessories that other brands will charge additional fees for. It also folds very neatly to take up less space in your boot. Testers find it rolls well and is easy to move. However, it may feel a little long when you're using it in double mode.

Side-by-side buggies can be great to keep your kids together however they are generally larger than a single to double stroller buggy, which can make them hard to navigate up and down kerbs. Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury, with its 63cm width is the tiniest on the market. It is easy to maneuver through doors and onto public transport. It's compatible with a variety of car seats and will grow with your family and can be used as a mono or tandem buggy when your children are ready to sit side-by-side.

The suspension is great for rough terrain, and its adjustable height makes steering a breeze. It's an excellent choice for older kids, as it has a seat that's elevated stadium style to give them a better view of the action. It's not as light as some other models on this list but it's still a good option.

You'll be pushing your double buggy often so it's essential to look for an item that is easy to push. Look for a handle with a padded grip that is shaped to your height. Also, look for a large basket with lots of compartments and pockets. It's also worth assessing how it's simple to fold and put away your buggy when not using it.

Easy to Manoeuvre

There are some fantastic new double buggies available that make going out and about with two kids much more enjoyable. The iCandy Orange, for example is a multi-purpose model that can be used to accommodate twins or one toddler and a baby with both carrycots/seats facing forwards or backwards. It can also accommodate a third child using piggyback' boards (sold separately). Its sleek, light frame, swivel front wheels and suspension make it easy to maneuver through town and on rough terrain.

Other side-by-side models such as the Joie Evalite Duo are also incredibly lightweight and have a smaller footprint so they're easy to fit through doors and on public transport, and you can often store them with the seats still in place. They do require more effort to push over kerbs, and they can be tricky on uneven surfaces. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 can be used in tandem mode with both car seats and seat and can be used to push a single buggy. The clever frame can be expanded width-wise.

If you plan on using public transport often it is advisable to think about a double buggy with large wheels. These are better for rough or uneven surfaces. Additionally, take note of the ease with which you can fold and unfold the buggy as well as the width when folded to determine whether your vehicle is enough to hold it. If you reside in a tiny town or village with narrow pavements, opt for a tandem double buggy where the child is seated behind the other, instead of sitting in front of them, as this will make it easier to navigate narrow spaces.

Storage is readily available

A double buggy isn't a necessity for all families but it can make outings easier for families with toddlers and newborns. Take a look at the side-by-side buggies if you're looking for a lightweight, easy-to-steer model. They come with a large basket underneath and side and rear pockets to keep all the essentials for your baby. There are many models with adjustable handles to suit parents of different heights and fold up in a neat, compact form suitable for tight spaces or to stow away in the boot.

All-terrain double buggys are great option if you're looking for a stronger model. They're typically twins and are more difficult to maneuver, but often come with a reclined seat that is great for toddlers and babies. They're a great option for outdoor enthusiasts and active family members. Some models can be converted into joggers, which makes them ideal for running or exercise.

A lot of the top double buggies can be used with many different combinations of car seats, carrycots and seats. They are an excellent choice for families with twins or siblings of similar age. But, it's important to check the specifications of any model that you're interested in.

There are two primary types of double buggy - twin, where your children sit together, or tandem, where one seat is in front of the other. A twin buggy has the main advantage that your children can play together, rather than fighting over who gets to sit in front. However, twins are usually wider and may be difficult to navigate through doorways and supermarket aisles.

Tandem buggies are usually smaller than Single Double Stroller buggies, but are nonetheless longer. They are also less stable and could require dismantling in order to fit in your car's boot. The majority of double buggies feature recline that is independent that is now a standard feature. Be sure that the model allows you to adjust the child's seat to a position that they are most comfortable in.

Comfort

A good double buggy should give both parents and children plenty of comfort. Examine the padding on the straps as well as the amount of recline that each seat can attain. Also, verify if the seats can be adjusted independently so that you can adapt to your child's needs. Check the weight limits too and whether both come with a sun canopy or a hood to shield them from wind and rain.

Consider using a baby carrier to replace a double stroller. They can be used for toddlers who would like to walk but need a ride on board and they are also ideal for infants and newborns. Some carriers can also be used in conjunction with a car seat for children, giving you even more flexibility.

Many parents find a side-byside double buggy the easiest option to navigate, but there are also some innovative models available, such as the Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury in herringbone that is incredibly slim and is the tiniest double buggy that is side-by-side available (it's the same size as a single stroller).

The Wave tandem buggies from Mamas & Papas are another good option. They come with more configuration options than other tandem buggies. It is a mono-pushchair twin and you can add a second or carrycot to the frame by using adaptors. This offers a variety of seating options. It is easy to control, has an excellent suspension and Lab experts loved how easy it was fold. Simply pull up on the two straps (one underneath each seat) and you can collapse the whole thing in just a few seconds.

A double buggy from birth buggy is an investment but you'll be able to use it for years and also enjoy an excellent resale price. When comparing prices, remember that it's best to buy a brand-name model as this will allow you to acquire extra accessories and upgrades in the future. Some of our best-rated double buggies come with a convenient changing Bag & Carrier in the price. This is an essential accessory that will help you save time, effort and money when you travel with your baby.