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Buying Guide For Double Strollers

A double stroller is a great investment if you have two children of similar ages. These compact tandem buggies or flexible side by side buggies let you keep both children within sight while navigating the grocery aisle, parks, and whatever else life throws at you.

Comfort

When shopping for a double stroller, comfort is an important consideration. This could include the seating arrangement and overall size, which will have an impact on the ease of use and storage. "Parents should check how much the stroller weighs as well as its folded dimensions," says child development expert and mom Katie Billingsley of Fourth Trimester Postnatal Retreat. "They should also look at the options for recline and seat age ranges to ensure the best fit for their family."

A reputable double stroller must be able to handle different surfaces with ease including suburban sidewalks, park paths, and from toddler booster seats to infant car seats. It should also provide flexible seating arrangements for children of varying age groups and comfort features like peek-a-boo windows and adjustable canopies to protect children from sun or rain.

Seating options are important for many families that will utilize a double stroller from the time of birth until the age of. "There are two main categories - in-line with one seat in front of the other, and side by side with seats adjacent to each other," Billingsley explains. "Some parents prefer an in-line stroller due to its sleek design and versatility, while others prefer a wagon-style double stroller to make the most space for heavy items or groceries."

While some products may have different recline options--with one seat almost flat while the other one remains upright, this type of distinction is more prevalent in in-line models. Billingsley recommends selecting a product with a near-flat recline and leg rest adjustments for both seats. This will ensure that both children can lay comfortably.

She also suggests that parents look for strollers with storage compartments to allow them to easily access personal items, snacks and toys when in motion. She also recommends that it's helpful to find a stroller that has a parent console, or organizer bag that is attached to the handlebars. This can aid parents in keeping their essentials in their reach.

A few of the top-rated double strollers can be expanded giving parents the ability to customize the setup according to their family's requirements. The Mockingbird Expandable, for instance, is a highly rated double stroller that can be used from birth using a single seat, then transformed into a tandem (with two seats and a bassinet) when the child gets older.

Safety

Double strollers must be able to handle the weight of two passengers--plus any additional cargo. Strollers should also be easy to maneuver and push, especially in tight spaces and on difficult terrain. The best strollers have ergonomic handlebars and adjustable heights, making it easier for parents to maintain their form when pushing them. A no-rethread harness that makes the adjustment of seat belts more quickly and easily is another great feature to look for. Safety features include a sturdy brake system and wheels that can glide across any surface.

Some parents prefer the side-by-side design so that both children can see each other on family outings. This arrangement can help prevent sibling squabbles over who sits in which place however, it's not 100% secure. If the seats are located at different levels, a child might punch or kick another during a walk if the seats are at different levels.

A tandem stroller is a excellent option for parents with twins or siblings who are close in age. It lets them be able to see both children simultaneously. Double strollers can be wider, and may not fit through some interior doors. Think about a stroller that is single-to-double that can be transformed from a single stroller to a double in a variety ways. Popular models include the CYBEX gazelle S.

If you're in the market for a tandem or side-by-side stroller, be sure the product has been JPMA certified to meet the strictest safety standards. Be aware of the weight limits that apply to each seat, as over-weighting could lead to frame fatigue or other issues.

It's easy to get caught in the jingles and whistles, but it's important to remember that strollers are in essence baby carriers that are carried for long periods of durations. It must be comfortable for both parents and children, easy to clean and maintain, and ideally, it should offer an easy-to-use, familiar design so that the person pushing it can effortlessly maneuver it without having to think twice about how to move forward and turn left or right, or use the brakes.

User-Friendliness

A double stroller should be easy to maneuver on various types of terrains for families constantly on the move. Features like adjustable canopy systems with windows that peek out and reliable braking systems are essential to ensure the safety of your children, but there are other factors that affect stroller ease of use. For instance the stroller must be small enough to fit into the trunk of your car, while still offering ample storage space for groceries and other belongings. It is also important to consider thoughtful additions such as a cup holder for one parent or console for parents, as well as a snack tray for kids--all things that will make life on the go with two kids significantly simpler.

During our testing, we evaluated each stroller based on how it did on a variety of terrains, and how easily it maneuvered in tight spaces. We also examined how easy it was to fold and unfold, and whether or not a specific feature improved the overall function of the stroller. A stroller without rethread straps makes it simple to adjust the seat belts. This is a major benefit for parents who are always on the move, as it removes the need to rethread their harness.

The UPPAbaby Vista v2 Double scored highly in this measure, since it offers a wide range of seating configurations and additional accessories to accommodate growing families. The double-stroller in the wagon style can be expanded to accommodate a second seat, bassinet or even a toddler's riding board. This is perfect for families who want to spend long days on the road with multiple children of various age groups. It glides easily over cobblestones, pavements, and ballfields. It can be folded flat to store in a trunk or a closet. Our test subject Kerry was impressed by the simple and intuitive nature of this stroller's design. The smart packaging clear sections, well-marked sections and user guide made it easy to put together this stroller.

Stores

Double strollers can carry twice as much as one stroller so be sure to ensure you have plenty of storage space. Ideally, you'll want a stroller that can accommodate the essentials for both kids--nappies bottles, snacks, and toys, as well as parents' belongings like wallets, phones, and keys. Find baskets under the seat and other pockets, and think about a stroller with an expanding cargo space that can carry bulky items like diaper bags and lunch bags.

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

There are a variety of double strollers available on the market, ranging from sleek, high-performance models that are able to handle rough terrain to budget-friendly models that are more suited for daily use. When shopping, take a look at reviews and suggestions from families just like yours to get an idea of what you can expect from the double stroller you select.

Double strollers are available in three different styles such as tandem, side-byside, and wagon-style. Billingsley states that side-byside strollers are the most flexible and suitable for twins or children of similar age. Tandem double strollers, on the other hand, have two seats that are placed next to each other and facing in opposite directions--a great option for children of the same age, or for siblings who love to interact with one another. Tandem double Stroller strollers are more difficult to maneuver through tight spaces and are less likely to fit through doorways than their side-by-side counterparts.

If you're looking for a wagon-style double stroller check out this top pick from Safety 1st. This model is affordable and was highly praised by our testers for its many seating options. It can be used with two infant car seats or one child in a convertible toddler seat. Our experts also praised the 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 pulls on the straps under each seat (under the seats where kids sit) in order to fold.