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Buying a double stroller for twins Buggy From Birth

There are many things to consider when selecting the perfect double buggy from birth. We spoke to Fourth Trimester postnatal retreat expert Katie Billingsley for her advice on everything from seating options to age ranges to folding mechanisms and storage space.

A must-have purchase for active families This buggy can grow with your family from twins to toddlers. It's light and easy to maneuver and can handle difficult terrain with ease.

What type of buggy do you want?

A double buggy is great for transporting two children, but not necessarily of the same age, side by side. They can also serve as prams. Each seat comes with a reclining mechanism so that your children can sit or lie down in various positions. They're often spacious enough to store everything from drinks and snacks to wipes and nappies. They are usually light they fold easily and are best compact double stroller enough to fit in your car's boot. If you drive a great amount, it's essential to make sure that the buggy be easily moved by folding the wheels into your boot and taken out.

The most popular type of double buggy is the side-by-side that you've likely seen on other moms pushchairs or even ridden in as a child yourself. They are perfect for twins or older siblings who want to keep up with you. They also come in a variety of seating configurations, including 'cinema seats'. They're usually pretty easy to drive and, if you go for a model that has soft suspension, they can be a breeze to get rid of kerbs.

Tandem buggies are a popular choice as they're typically more maneuverable than a side-by-side. The second seat is positioned behind the first, rather than on the top. The seats are generally larger and heavier than a side-by-side however, so make sure whether they can fit through doors or on public transport. They can be used for twins, a baby and toddler or three children with the inclusion of a buggy board.

Lastly there are the'single-to-double' convertibles which can be used as a single pushchair from birth then convert to a double by attaching a second seat, carrycot or car seat to their clever frame. They're more expensive than tandem buggies and side-by-side buggies, however they provide plenty of flexibility and have a high selling price. They are easy to steer and come with an ample storage basket. They can also handle uneven surfaces. Some models come with a built-in ride-on boards for older children and 'cinema seats'.

Do you have twins?

Double buggys are the most efficient method to transport your children, whether they are twins or older siblings. There are two primary types of double buggy: side-byside buggies that let your children sit in a row, side-by-side and tandem buggies in which one baby is above the other. Both buggies can be fitted with two seats fixed. However, side-by-side buggies are narrower to fit through doors. Tandems are generally wider overall. They can also accommodate a carrycot or toddler seat.

Do you have a baby?

At beginning, having a younger sibling can feel like a lot of responsibility especially if you are also taking care of the baby. They might also feel left out if they are placed in an infant carrier while you push the older one to the side and having a double buggy from the start can make things simpler. It can also give your child the feeling of pride that comes with knowing that they become a 'big brother or sister' and help them settle into their role.

Side-by-side buggies can be a good option for twins, since both children will have the same view. However, they are bulky and heavy. The Leclerc B-AGILE DUAL is a compact double buggy with a unique frame that expands in width and can accommodate two seats fixed. It also offers different configuration options, including the second seat as an infant bassinet.

We recommend the Mountain Buggy Double Trailblazer to active families who like to explore. This buggy is clever and can start off as a single pushchair but is then convertible into a double, taking an additional seat or carrycot, or car seat (depending on the model). Its super-smooth ride is ideal for rough terrain and has lots of clever features that will ensure that everyone is happy.

Do you require an automated business travel system?

Double buggies are excellent for bringing your kids around in comfort however they're not a necessary purchase for every family. You may be able make do with a single to double pushchair stroller, with a few attachments, such as baby carriers and toddler straps that permit your child and you to ride on their backs or in front.

If you do opt for a double buggy, there are three types to pick from: side-by-side as well as convertible. Side-by-side buggies have two seats positioned close to each other, so your children can see each one another. However, they are typically larger than a single pushchair and are difficult to maneuver up and down kerbs. Tandem buggies are compact, with one seat at the front and a second one at the back. However they can be quite heavy and long to push.

Convertible double buggies allow you to convert one stroller into a double buggy by securing a bassinet or infant car seat to the frame. This will allow you to keep your infant snuggled comfortably in their car seat until they're ready to move into the main buggy seat. The UPPAbaby V2 is a good example - it can be used for twins or a toddler, an infant, or even three children with the optional PiggyBack Board.

As your children grow older and more mobile, you can use double buggys to accompany them to bicycle rides or for day trips where they may prefer to walk. It is important to keep in mind that your kids may not always enjoy being in a stroller, and may become tired and disgruntled when they are on longer excursions.

So, before you make the decision to buy a double buggy from birth, take some time to think about the above points and the particular circumstances of your family. Having a sturdy and reliable double stroller will simplify your life, especially if you need to navigate busy streets or overcrowded shopping centers.