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

A double running buggy buggy is a must-have for families with two kids. You can travel through urban streets or off-road trails easily while keeping your kids comfortable and content.

When you are choosing a stokke double stroller stroller, there are a lot of aspects to take into consideration. Firstly, check that it can fit through your door and into your car boot when folded.

Lightweight

It's thrilling to welcome home a second child however, there are a lot of practical aspects to consider. The addition of a second child to the family can mean changing the layout of living spaces, thinking about vehicle seats and purchasing the double buggy.

There are many great options available, whether you're looking for twins or want something narrow. Our experts from the lab recommend the iCandy Peach because it comes with a range of accessories that other brands will cost additional fees for. It also folds in a neat way to make it easier to store in your boot. Testers find it rolls well and is a breeze to maneuver. However, it could feel a little long when you're using it in double mode.

The side-by-side buggies are great to keep children in a single space, but they can be somewhat larger than the single stroller. This can make it difficult to navigate through kerbs and up and down. The Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury is the slimmest side-by-side on the market and, at just 63cm wide it's the same as the single pushchair. It is easy to maneuver through doors and onto public transportation. It's compatible with a range of car seats and can adapt to your growing family - it can be used as a mono or tandem buggy when your children are old enough to sit side by side.

The suspension is ideal for rough surfaces, and the adjustable height handle makes steering simple. It's an excellent choice for older children, since it has a seat elevated stadium style to give them an improved view of the action. It's not as light as other models on this list but it's still a nippy option.

You'll be pushing your stokke double stroller buggy frequently, so it's essential to choose a model that feels easy to push. Look for a handle with padding and a grip designed to fit your height. Also, a large basket that has plenty of compartments and pockets. It's also worth checking how it's simple to fold and store your buggy when you're not using it.

Easy to Manoeuvre

There are some amazing double buggies on the market that make traveling with two kids much easier. The iCandy Orange, for example, is a multi-purpose option that can be used to accommodate twins or one toddler and one baby with both carrycots/seats facing forward or backwards. It can also accommodate a third child using a piggyback' board (sold separately). Its sleek, light frame with swivel wheels and suspension make it easy to move through the city and on rougher terrain.

The Joie Evalite Duo is another side-byside model that's extremely lightweight and has a tiny footprint. They can be easily stored with the seats attached. However, they require a bit more muscle to push over kerbs and can be more challenging on uneven surfaces. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another excellent option as it can take both seats/carrycots in tandem, but can also be used as a single buggy due to its clever frame that can be expanded widthways, and a height-adjustable handle making it really easy to steer with only one hand.

If you plan on using public transportation frequently it is advisable to consider a double buggy with large wheels. These are better suited to rough or uneven surfaces. Find out how easy it will be to fold and unfold the buggy, and also the length of the buggy once folded to determine if it's going to fit into your boot. If you live in a small town or village with narrow streets, consider a tandem double buggy where the child sits behind the other, instead of directly in front of them, since this will make it easier to navigate tight spaces.

A lot of storage

Double buggies don't have to be a necessity for every family, but they do help with outings for families with toddlers and infants. Take a look at the side-by-side buggies if you want a lightweight, easy-to-steer model. These have a large basket underneath and a rear and side pockets that can be used to store your baby's essentials. You'll also find many models with adjustable handles that can be adjusted to fit parents of different heights. They fold up neatly into a compact shape suitable for tight spaces or to store away in the boot.

If you want a more robust double buggy, try one of the all-terrain models. These tend to be twin and are more difficult to maneuver however, they're usually equipped with a reclining seat for newborns and older infants, and are a great choice for outdoor enthusiasts and active families. Some models can be converted into joggers, making them perfect for running or exercising.

A lot of the top double buggies can accommodate various combinations of car seats, carrycots and seats. They are an excellent choice for families with twins, or siblings of similar ages. But, it's essential to verify the specifications of any model you're interested in.

There are two types of double buggy: tandem and twin. In tandem the seats are placed on top of the other. A twin buggy has the primary advantage that children can interact instead of fighting over who should sit in front. However, twins are usually wider and can be difficult to navigate through the supermarket's doorways and aisles.

Tandem buggies are usually a bit shorter, but they're still longer than single models. They're also less stable when bouncing up kerbs, and may require dismantling to fit in your car boot. Most double buggies have independent seat recline that is nowadays an option that is standard. Make sure your chosen model allows you to adjust each child's seats to the position that they are most comfortable in.

Comfort

A good double buggy should offer both children and parents plenty of comfort. Check for padding on the straps, the amount of recline each seat can do and if the seats are independently adjustable so that you can adjust them as your children grow. Check the weight limit and whether each has a hood, or sun canopy that protects from wind and rain.

If you're looking for a flexible alternative to a double pushchair, you should consider a baby carriage. They are suitable 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 be paired with the car seat for more flexibility.

Many parents consider a side-by-side double buggy the easiest option to navigate, but there are some truly innovative models on the market, like the Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury in herringbone, which is extremely thin and is the lightest double buggy that is side-by-side available (it's the same width as a single stroller).

The Wave from Mamas & Papas is another smart choice that gives you more configuration options than most other tandem buggies. It starts out as a single pushchair, but you can add a second seat or carrycot (and sometimes a third) to the frame with adaptors, allowing you to have a wide range of seating options. It is easy to navigate, has a fantastic suspension and Lab experts were amazed by how simple it was fold. You just pull up on the two straps (one underneath each seat) and you can collapse the entire thing in just a few seconds.

A double buggy is a big investment, but you'll be able to keep it for a long time and will also get a decent resale value. When making comparisons it is important to keep in mind that buying a brand name model will let you purchase additional accessories and upgrades later on. The top-rated double buggies include a handy Changing Bag & Carrier in the price. This is a must-have accessory that'll save you time and stress on the day you need to travel with your children.