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Buying Guide For Double Strollers

A double stroller is an excellent investment when you have two kids with similar age. These strollers are narrow and narrow, as well as flexible side-by-side buggies let you keep an eye on both children at the same time while taking on the grocery store, parks and anything else life throws at you.

Comfort

Comfort is an important factor to take into consideration when buying a double-stroller. This could include both seating arrangements and the overall dimensions of the stroller which can impact the accessibility and storage. Katie Billingsley, a child expert in development from the Fourth Trimester Postnatal Retreat, advises parents to check the stroller's weight and folded dimensions. "They should also look at the seat recline options and age ranges to ensure the best fit for their family."

A good double stroller will be durable enough to travel on various surfaces with ease, from suburban sidewalks to park trails, and from infant car seats to toddler booster seats. It should also offer versatile seating arrangements for children of various ages and comfort features such as windows that peek out and adjustable canopy to protect children from rain or sun.

For a lot of families, a double stroller will be used from birth until childhood, so it's important to think about the seating options. "There are two main categories--in-line with one seat ahead of the other, and side-byside with seats next to each other," Billingsley explains. Some parents prefer the in-line model due to its sleek style and flexibility. Others prefer a wagon style double stroller to maximize space for grocery or bulky items.

In-line models tend to have this type of discrepancy. Some products may offer different recline options, with one being nearly flat, and the other remaining relatively upright. Billingsley suggests choosing a model with both a near flat recline as well as leg rest adjustments for both seats. This will ensure that both children can lie down comfortably.

She also suggests that parents look for strollers with storage compartments so that they can easily access their snacks, personal items and toys on the move. She also suggests that it's helpful to look for a stroller with an organizer console for parents or a parent bag that is attached to the handlebars, which can help keep essentials close at hand.

Some of the top-rated double strollers can be expanded that allows parents to modify the set-up based on the requirements of their growing family. The Mockingbird Expandable, for example is a highly-rated pushchair Double stroller which can be used from birth with a single seat, and then converted into a tandem (with two seats and a bassinet) as the child grows older.

Safety

Double strollers should be able to support the weight of two people, plus any additional cargo. Strollers should also be easy to push and maneuver, especially in tight areas and on terrain that is difficult to navigate. The best strollers come with ergonomic handlebars that can be adjusted in height to allow parents to maintain their good form while pushing them. Another feature that is great is a no-rethread belt harness that makes it easier to adjust the seat belts. Safety features include a durable brake system and wheels that can glide across any surface.

Some parents opt for the side-by-side design to allow both children to meet up on family outings. This arrangement can stop sibling fights over which child is allowed to sit where but it's not a guarantee. If the seats are different heights, a child could punch or kick one another during a walk, in the event that the seats are at different levels.

If you have twins or siblings of similar age, a tandem-style stroller offers the benefit of being able see both kids at once. However, they are wider than other double strollers, meaning they may not fit through all interior doorways. Think about a stroller that is single-to-double that can be converted from a single to a double in many ways. The most popular models are the CYBEX gazelle S.

Whether you choose a side-by-side or tandem-style stroller, make sure that the stroller is JPMA-certified to meet strict safety standards. Be aware of the weight limit that applies to each seat. Overstepping these limits can cause frame fatigue or other problems.

It's easy to be swept in the jingles and whistles, however it's important to remember that strollers are essentially baby carriers that are used for a long period of durations. It must be comfortable for both parents and children, easy to clean and maintain, and most importantly it should have an intuitive, familiar design so that the person pushing it can effortlessly maneuver it without having to think about how to move forward, turn left or right, or even apply the brakes.

Simple to Use

For families on the go, a double stroller should be easy to maneuver over different terrains. Strollers that have features like peek-a-boo windows, adjustable canopies and sturdy brake systems are vital to ensure the safety of your children. But there are also other factors that make them more convenient to use. A stroller must be compact enough to fit in the trunk of your vehicle, but still have plenty of storage space for food or other items. It is also important to consider thoughtful additions such as a cup holder for one parent or console for parents, as well as an eating tray for children -- all things that can make life on the go with two children significantly easier.

In our tests we rated each stroller based on how it performed on a variety of terrains and how easily it could maneuver in tight spaces. We also assessed how easy it was to fold and unfold and whether or not a specific feature improved the overall performance of the stroller. A stroller without rethread straps makes it simple to adjust the seat belts. This can be a huge benefit for parents on the go since it reduces time and eliminates the need to re-thread the harness.

The UPPAbaby V2 Double was a top performer in this metric as it offered a wide range of seating options, as well as other accessories that could accommodate families that are growing. The wagon-style double single pushchair-stroller expands to accommodate a second seat, bassinet or even a toddler's riding board. This is perfect for families who plan to spend long days on the road with multiple children of different age groups. It easily glides over cobblestones, pavements, and ballfields. It can also be folded flat to be stored in a trunk or a closet. The design of this stroller is easy and easy to use which was well-loved by our test subject Kerry. Its smart packaging, clearly labeled sections and helpful user guides made putting together this stroller a breeze.

Stores

A double stroller has the potential to hold twice as much stuff as a single stroller, so make sure you have plenty of storage space. You want a stroller with enough storage space to store the essentials of both parents and children, such as bottles, double Buggy toys, snacks, and diapers. Find baskets and pockets under the seats. Also, consider a stroller that has an expandable cargo space that can accommodate bulky items like lunch bags and diaper bags.

A good double stroller should have the ability to adapt as your family grows. For example, some models include a bassinet attachment that can be used for newborns, and others feature child seats that can grow with your children until they're able to ride on the back of the stroller, Billingsley says. Some double strollers also permit a rider's board to let older siblings be part of the fun.

There's a wide selection of double buggy travel system strollers on the market, from sleek, high-performance options that are able to handle rough terrain to budget-friendly models more suitable for use in the everyday. When shopping, take a look at reviews and opinions of families similar to yours to get an idea of what you can expect from the double stroller that you select.

Double strollers are available in three different design formats such as tandem, side-byside, and wagon-style. Side-by-side double strollers offer the most flexibility and are perfect for twins or children close to each other in age, Billingsley explains. Tandem double strollers come with two seats that are set in tandem with the opposite direction facing. This is a great option for children who are the same age, or siblings who like to interact with each other. Tandem strollers can be difficult to maneuver in tight spaces and are less likely to fit through doors than their side-by-side counterparts.

Check out this top pick by Safety 1st if you prefer a wagon style double stroller. This model is affordable and was praised by test participants for its many seating options. It can be used with two car seats for infants or one child sitting in a convertible toddler chair. Our experts also praised memory foam seats and canopy that has 50+ SPF, and foam-filled wheels that never flatten. When it's time for folding, this model only requires just a few nudges on the straps beneath each seat (under the seats where kids sit) in order to fold.