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Buying a thule double stroller Pushchair For Twins Or Two Siblings Close in Age?

If you have twins or two children close in age, a double pushchair offers you the flexibility you need for your growing family. Choose between tandem models or side-by-side configurations like the Mountain Buggy Duet V3 which is small enough to fit in standard doors.

Many models also have reclining seats that lay flat and can be used with infant car seats. Some models can be changed to single mode. The egg2 Pushchair is a favorite for its style and versatility.

Side by Side

Side-by-side strollers are a classic option for families with twins or siblings of various ages. They usually have two fixed seats with a single canopy, and they're usually wider than an inline buggy to give both children the same view. They're easy to maneuver, and some have front and rear suspensions to allow for better handling over bumps or over the kerb when turning.

While they can cost more than other double buggies, they are likely to be more resale-worthy, especially if you choose a well-known brand. They're ideal for jogging, and can handle rough terrain, and the seats offer plenty of space for your kids to relax. Buggies are available in a wide range of colours and designs to complement your family's style.

Some models include extra accessories that can help keep your baby comfortable. These can include baby blankets and liners, seat cushions, and head supports. They might also have pockets to store snacks and toys. Parents can even get a buggy that has a console for parents to keep essentials handy.

This popular buggy's 2023 version has a new look, a larger sun canopy, and new logos. It's a stylish choice for image-conscious parents and is compatible with iCandy car seats. It's also easy to assemble, although Kerry found that it took some time to take all of the parts out of the boxes. The packaging was well-labeled and efficient making it easier to determine what you can expect from each component.

It's a little heavier than other double buggies but it's still quite light for an inline model. It's also extremely versatile and can be used with either one or two infant car seats. It can be transformed from a single seat into a tandem with just one click.

The Vista v2 UPPAbaby is a top pick for double strollers, and it's ideal for parents who are busy. It is easy to maneuver and can take on rough terrain. It also comes with a large shopping basket, independent recline for both seats, and a cushioned 5-point harness to keep your kids safe.

Tandem

This clever frame expands in size, allowing an additional seat to be added without compromising space. It's an excellent choice for twins who are born and can accommodate two car seats or carrycots as well, making it a fantastic travel system for road trips. It's heavier than its rivals and may seem a bit bulky when used in double mode but it has a good amount of storage space, including a roomy shopping basket. The iCandy Peach has a sleek, stylish design that is loved by parents who are image-conscious. The main seat can be repositioned into four different positions and will grow with your child up to 25kg. The quick-release Velcro fasteners make it simple to add an additional seat. This model can also be used in tandem mode, putting one child seated on the top of another. This is an excellent option if you want to avoid the baby from being disturbed.

The seat is positioned one in front of the other in this configuration, so it can be harder for toddlers to distract each other while you're out and about. This type of pushchair has a padded seat that can recline completely, making it suitable for newborns. A lot of models have a higher and more upright seat for children who are older. Depending on the style it's possible to position them to face eachother or the world. It's easier to get through narrow doors with a tandem pushchair, but it can be hard to nip up kerbs and staircases with two children in tow.

A fantastic choice for special needs families This versatile pushchair is a great solution for disabled children who benefit from having an older sibling to play with and encourage. It's not cheap, but the sturdy construction is made to last, and there's plenty of storage space to store everything you'll need. It comes with a range of accessories that will allow you to customise the buggy to fit your family, including rain covers and liner.

Lightweight

The best Lightweight double pushchair double pushchairs are nimble, compact and simple to use. They're typically made of a sturdy aluminum frame, but some also have air-filled wheels to help them glide over even rough surfaces. They may also feature a single-handed fold as well as handy shoulder straps that make them easier to carry. Look for additional extras like a sunshade, rain cover and foot muff.

The Cybex Mios is a lightweight double stroller that has an affordable price. It is it is a fully-functional travel system and a lightweight buggy that is suitable from birth with the addition of the carrycot. It has an aesthetically pleasing side-by-side design with the two seats recline independently. This offers the perfect positioning for babies and young toddlers. It has a large UPF 50+ canopy, peekaboo windows and an infant seat that is fully padded and adjustable.

Another option is the UPPAbaby Vista 2. It can be used to carry twins or a baby and a toddler. It can be used with a variety of car seats. It's an elegant and sleek frame that has large wheels on the back that can handle rough terrain. It's ideal for running. It's a bit long when in double travel stroller mode, though there's no storage space beneath the seat.

When comparing double pushchairs, take into consideration the weight of each frame, seat and suspension. The heavier the buggy is and the heavier it is, the more difficult it will be to push. This is especially in the case of uneven surfaces. Check the folding dimensions, and if you can remove the seat to make it smaller. Look for features like a one-handed folding mechanism, which Kirstie who was a home tester at the time described as "genius", or straps that can be slung over your shoulder.

You can also choose a tandem double pushchair that places children in a row behind one another. It is not as maneuverable, but still an ideal choice for many families. It may be better suited for older toddlers. Some tandems have reclining seats that let children lay down or sit up depending on their mood.

Confortable

A good double pushchair will make your outings easier, whether you have twins or two children with similar age. There are a variety of options for comfortable ones on the market. If you're looking for a side-byside model that can accommodate a carrycot and a seat or a tandem model with an removable rear and front seat, there's bound to be a perfect option for your family.

Look for seats that have various reclining positions and adjustable calfrests. These are typically operated by a single-handed button located at the rear of the seat. (Though in our tests, this can be a bit fiddly for small-handed parents). Some of the best double pushchairs also offer a large UPF 50+ sun canopy with magnetic peekaboo windows and an incredibly useful hood extension to shield your children from harmful UV radiation.

Convertible Doubles

One way to save money is to purchase a convertible pushchair which can be converted from single mode to double mode as your children develop. The egg2, for example, is a stylish choice that can be used with the toddler seat included or baby carrier from birth and can even include a second RumbleSeat for older siblings. Its reclining seats as well as its spacious, comfy carrycots are particularly appreciated by testers at home who love how much it can expand with your family.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly option that will last to toddlerhood and beyond the iCandy Venus is a great option. It comes with a seat and footmuff, but it can also be used with the brand's newborn cocoons (available separately for a price of just PS59) to turn it into a twin pram that is suitable for twins or toddlers. Our labs loved how simple it is to change between configurations and found the instructions to be clear and easy to follow - even though it takes some practice to master the process of the box.

Some double pushchairs only allow the children to be seated side by side and are generally oriented towards the world. However, there are a few notable exceptions such as the Bugaboo Donkey or Mountain Buggy Duet which can be configured both for front and parent facing (though this can increase the overall width of the chassis). Tandems are typically more maneuverable through kerbs, but they can be a challenge to maneuver through narrow doors and aisles.