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A Double Buggy Is a Must-Have For Families With Two Kids

A double buggy is essential for families with two kids. It can help you navigate urban pathways and off road trails with ease while keeping your kids safe and content.

When you are choosing a double stroller, there are numerous factors to consider. First, ensure that it can fit through your doorway and into your car boot when folded.

Lightweight

It's exciting to welcome another child into the family but there are a number of practical issues to be considered. The addition of a child to the family means changing the layout of living spaces, thinking about car seats and, of course, purchasing a brand new double buggy.

If you're looking to purchase twins or simply require something smaller, there are lots of great options that are available. Our lab experts like the iCandy Peach, which comes with a range of accessories that other brands cost extra for. It is very compact and folds up to take up little space in your boot. It's easy to move and it rolls well, according to testers. However, it can seem a bit long if you're using it in stokke double stroller mode.

Side-byside buggies can be fantastic for keeping your children together however they are generally bigger than a single buggy which makes them difficult to navigate up and down kerbs. The Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury is the slimmest side-by-side available on the market though and, at just 63cm wide, it's the same width as one pushchair. It's easy to maneuver through doors and onto public transportation. It is compatible with a variety of car seats, and can expand with your family. It can be used as mono or tandem buggy when your children are old enough to sit together.

The suspension is great for rough terrain, and its adjustable height makes steering a breeze. It's a great choice for older kids because the seat is elevated stadium style. This provides them with a better view of the action. It's not as light as other models on this list, but it's still a good choice.

It is essential to choose the right double buggy that is easy to push. Find a handle with a padded grip that is designed to fit your height. Also, look for a large basket that has plenty of compartments and pockets. When you're not using your buggy, you should consider considering how easily it folds up and put away.

Easy to manoeuvre

There are some amazing new double buggies that make traveling with two kids much more convenient. The iCandy Orange, for example is a multi-purpose choice that can accommodate twins or one toddler and a baby with both seats/carrycots facing either in the direction of forward or reverse. It can also accommodate a third child using piggyback' boards (sold separately). Its light, sleek frame with swivel front wheels, swivel rear wheels and suspension makes it easy to manoeuvre through the city and over rough terrain.

Other side-by-side models such as the Joie Evalite Duo are also extremely light and have a compact footprint, which makes them easy to slide through doors and on public transport and you can usually store them with seats still attached. They do require more effort to push them over kerbs and can be difficult to maneuver on uneven surfaces. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another great choice as it can take both seats/carrycots in tandem mode but can also be used as a single buggy thanks to its clever frame that can be expanded widthways, and an adjustable height handle, making it easy to steer with just one hand.

If you intend to use public transport often, you may want to consider a double-buggy that has big wheels. These are better suited to rough or uneven surfaces. Also, consider how easy it is to fold and unfold the buggy, as well as how wide it is when folded to see if your boot will be enough to hold it. If you reside in a small town or village with narrow pavements, opt for a double buggy that has the child is seated behind the other instead of sitting directly in front of them, since this makes it easier for them to navigate tight spaces.

Lots of storage

A double buggy isn't a necessity for all families, but it makes outings more manageable for those with toddlers and newborns. Check out the side-by-side buggies if you're looking for an easy-to-steer, lightweight model. These offer lots of space under in the form of a deep basket and additional rear and side pockets for all the baby necessities. Some models have handles that are adjustable that can be adjusted to accommodate parents of different heights. They can also fold to a compact size which makes them perfect for small spaces or in the boot.

If you're looking for a more robust double buggy, try one of the all-terrain models. They are usually twins and are more difficult to maneuver but they're often equipped with a reclining seat for infants and older children and are a great option for outdoor enthusiasts and active families. Some even allow you to transform the buggy into jogger, making them ideal for running and exercising.

A majority of the top double buggies can accommodate many different combinations of car seats, carrycots and seats. This makes them a great option for families with twins or siblings that are similar in age but it's worth checking the specs of any model you're considering to make sure it will fit your requirements.

There are two kinds of double buggys: tandem and twin. In tandem the seats are placed in front of the next. The main advantage of twin buggy is that your children can interact instead of having to rotate or fight over who has the top place. However, twin buggy tend to be larger and can be difficult to navigate through supermarket entrances and aisles.

Tandem buggies are generally a little shorter than single models, but are nonetheless longer. They are also less stable and may require dismantling to fit in the car boot. The majority of strollers double buggies come with an recline that is independent and recline, which is now a standard feature. Make sure that the model allows you to adjust the child's seat to a position they're most comfortable in.

Comfort

double travel stroller buggys that are comfortable for parents and children are the most comfortable. Make sure you check the padding on the straps and the amount of recline that each seat can attain. Also, verify if the seats can be adjusted independently so that you can adapt the seat to your child's size. Be sure to check the weight limits and whether they both have a sun canopy as well as an hood to protect the seats from rain and wind.

Consider using a baby carrier as an alternative to a double stroller. They can be used for toddlers who want to walk but need to ride in a car, and they're also great for infants and newborns. Some carriers can be used in conjunction with a car seat for even greater flexibility.

Some parents find that a side by side double buggy is the best compact double stroller option. However there are a few innovative models to choose from, such as the Mountain Buggy Duet Luxurious in herringbone. It is the tiniest double buggy side by side available on the market.

The Wave from Mamas & Papas is another clever choice that offers more configuration options than other tandem buggies. It's designed as an uni-pedestrian pushchair. Later, you can add a second seat or carrycot (and sometimes a third one) to the frame by using adaptors, which gives you the option of a variety of seating arrangements. It's smooth to steer and has a great suspension, and Lab experts loved the ease with which it is to fold. All you have to do is pull the straps up (one under each seat) and the whole thing collapses in half in just a few seconds.

Buying a double buggy is an investment however, you'll be able to use it for years and will also get a decent resale value. When comparing prices, remember that it's best to purchase an item from a reputable brand, as it will help you to secure additional accessories and upgrades in the future. Our top-rated double buggies come with a useful changing Bag and Carrier at a reasonable price. This is an essential accessory that will help you save time and hassle when you have to travel with your kids.