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How to Choose the Best Double Stroller

There are a lot of options in the field of double strollers. Katie Billingsley, a child development expert and mother, was able to help us choose the right model for you.

Choose a stroller fairly easy to push, fold and carry. Also, consider a stroller that can accommodate two infant car seats or a toddler along with an adult rider board.

Safety

Look for a double travel buggy-stroller that comes with all-terrain tires and a brake that is operated with a hand if you want to keep your kids safe when walking. These brakes and wheels assist you in navigating trails and sand without children falling or rolling. The best double buggy strollers come with plenty of storage space for items for your kids, including snacks and toys.

The first step to choosing the right double seat stroller stroller is to figure out how old your children are and how far apart they are. Most double strollers only accommodate one child seat. However, some do have a variety configurations that allow you to select the seating option that is ideal for your family.

Side-by-side doubles are a classic choice, and they're perfect for children of similar ages who like to play with one another. Some double-decker designs allow you to place one seat over the other, or attach a riderboard for older siblings. Babies can be placed in an infant bassinet that is attached to the frame or as an independent attachment that allows you to have an unobstructed view of your baby. If you are expecting twins or have twins and want to have a twin stroller, it is the best choice.

Choose a stroller with two wheels that can handle off-road terrain and even hiking. Many of these strollers were developed with active parents and their children in mind. They come with features that let you take them on any adventure no matter how rough or high the climbs are.

In addition to all-terrain tires the best double strollers have thoughtful features that make navigating difficult terrain and weather a lot easier. For example this jogging stroller comes with a wrist loop for your child, so you'll be able to ensure they're secure when running downhill or at speeds that are higher. It also comes with a canopy with full coverage that is ventilated to keep your kids cool during summer heat.

If you're looking to purchase a light, compact double stroller (visit my homepage), check out this model from Joovy. It weighs just over 23 pounds, making it lighter than some single strollers and perfect for air travel or storing in trunks or overhead compartments. It also comes with a huge storage basket and an easy-to-use one-step parking brake.

Seating

Unlike the behemoth strollers of the past these double strollers are sleek and offer an array of configurations to fit families. Some double strollers can be used as side-by-side models, and others, like the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Dual Stroller can be used as a base for car seats, toddler seats, and bassinets. They come in various sizes and weight limits, allowing children from birth to kindergarten.

A good double stroller must be a breeze to move and fold, while also allowing you to adjust the height of the handlebar to ensure you're in a comfortable position throughout your trips. A good handlebar should be easy to hold and should allow you to walk with proper posture (ask other parents for tips on this). It should also have a variety of storage options that can accommodate all the necessities you'll require for your kids.

If your twins are similar age and are in the same age group, a tandem double buggy stroller might be the best option for your family. The seats of these models are positioned side by side, enabling you to engage with them both and keep an eye on both of them at the same time. They also recline independently, so one child can sleep while the other is ready to go.

The downside of a twin stroller can be that it is larger than one designed for a single person. This makes it difficult to maneuver narrow doorways, store aisles or walkways. For some families, however the benefits are worth the extra effort and size.

If you're looking for a compact double stroller, the UPPAbaby Vista Double is a great choice. Its shock absorption, sleek design and capacity for two infant car seats--plus an optional running board for more mobile children--make it an ideal option for city-living.

A wagon-style double pushchair with car seat stroller such as the Delta Children LX Stroller Side-by-Side is another alternative. This bare-bones model offers plenty of seating space and storage space, along with robust wheels that can handle any terrain. It also comes with an umbrella with 50+ SPF and adjustable handlebars. Some parents complain that the seats are too low and don't recline to a completely flat position, making it difficult for smaller children to be comfortable or reach their snack tray.

Simple to Use

A double stroller is often an investment you're likely to use for a long time. If you are in the market for a double stroller, be sure it is easy to use and clean. The best double strollers have been designed to be easy-to-use and come with numerous features that are convenient.

To start, all the strollers we tested fold up easily and compactly (with just one hand!). They're also light, which makes them ideal for traveling. Many of them fit in the majority of trunks and are checked at the gate on planes. Additionally, the majority of our test subjects found that their strollers folded down to a smaller size than their single-seat counterparts, and some even included the option of carrying a strap for carrying.

If you're looking for a versatile double stroller that can grow with your family take a look at the Valco Snap Duo Trend. This side-by-side stroller can be used with infant car seats and other accessories. It can be used from birth until the age of preschool. Each seat comes with a 5-point harness and a large canopy. It also offers ample sun protection.

Another popular option is the Joovy Twin Roo. The stroller is light, compact and only weighs 22 pounds when folded. The front seat reclines almost to a full flat position and the back seat comes with an adjustable recline for each child. There's a huge storage basket and an easy, one-step linked parking brake that makes this stroller extremely user-friendly and easy to maneuver.

The only drawbacks to the Joovy Twin Roo were minor and specific to the model in question. Kerry says that the packaging is innovative and fun, but it comes in five boxes which can be a little cumbersome to carry around. She also found the Genuis magnetic clasp to be somewhat difficult to use and took a while before she was able to master it. She was satisfied with the stroller at the end and would highly recommend it.

Storage

Strollers are available in a variety of sizes and designs, including tandems (single-file seating) as well as side-by-side doubles and many that allow you to customize the configuration using a car seat or bassinet attachment. Some come with rider boards which can be added for older siblings. But, they're not all created equal. Some are elegant and simple to use, while others are heavy, bulky and difficult to fold and store.

If you're looking to purchase a light double stroller, look into the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite. It was the lightest stroller in our tests, with a weight of less than 23 pounds. It's also easy to fold and comes with all the features parents need to enjoy a day out with two children.

The Vista v2 double from UPPAbaby is another model our testers loved. They particularly liked its sleek design and easy-to-use. It can accommodate two infant car seats, a toddler seat and a bassinet. There are no adapters required. The rear seat can be removed to create a triple or quad stroller. It comes with a huge basket for storage, and can be upgraded with an organizer for parents and all-terrain tires, as with side storage bags.

Billingsley says that the best double stroller for a toddler is one that offers numerous options for customization. This includes a seat or bassinet that can be removed. Toddlers are often weak in endurance, and a stroller that has an attached bassinet will give them a safe space for them to sleep. She suggests that a double stroller must also come with a sturdy harness system and recline positions, and plenty of storage space for snacks and toys.

The ZOE Twin+ is a popular choice among parents due to its light weight and flexibility. It's gate-check-friendly for airlines, fits through most doors (without taking off the front wheels) and can be expanded into a triple or quad stroller with an added tandem seat. Its near-flat independently reclining seats, sun canopy with extra-long lengths and adjustable footrests are additional highlights, while its large underseat storage basket and inclusion of parent and kid cup holders complete the impressive list of features. Taylor states that the only downside is that it has a large footprint when folded, and it can be difficult for parents to carry.