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Buying a Tandem Double Buggy
If you have twins or children very close in age, a tandem double buggy with carrycot (Click on Pushchairsandprams) buggie is a fantastic option. They're a bit smaller than side-byside buggies and ideal for navigating tight spaces such as doors, on public transport and rocky terrain.
Many also transform into travel systems that use two carrycots or car seats. They are often heavier, longer and less stable than a single pushchair.
Convertible
There are a variety of options to add a second seat or making a single stroller a double. The Vista V2 from UPPAbaby is a spacious, gorgeous stroller that easily converts from a single to double tandem pushchair by incorporating the rumble seat (available separately). However, it's expensive and less maneuverable than other dual strollers because the 2nd seat is placed behind the front seat. Nuna Demi Grow offers a similar option however, it doesn't have storage underneath the seat when it is used as a double stroller.
Other alternatives include all-terrain twin buggies, as well as fixed-wheel joggers that can hold two children. They tend to be more expensive but they're designed for long trips over rough terrain and can have a higher resale value.
Independent recline of the seat
If you need a double buggy that can carry children of different age groups, then you'll want one that has independent seat recline for both seats. This will allow your older child to sit back and relax while the baby sleeps in the bassinet, and reverse.
You'll also need to consider the width of the stroller as this will affect how easy it is to traverse doors and public transportation. If you have narrow doors, it may be a good idea to consider a side-byside pushchair like the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the advantage of having a footprint comparable to a single buggy however it can accommodate two seats and car seat adaptors.
My Babiie MB33 Tandem Pushchair - Dani Dyer buggies are typically longer than side by side models, making them more difficult to maneuver around and down kerbs. However, they can accommodate more combinations of car seats/car seats/seats and are the perfect choice for twins and siblings of different age groups. These buggies are more expensive than single to double buggies but they're well worth it if you intend on keeping it for many years. They will also retain a good amount of value if you decide to sell it when your children are old enough to use it.
This feature will allow you to place your child in an ideal position for naps and observation. This is important when your child is in the back seat and wishes to rest while the child in the front prefers to sit and observe the surrounding.
Some brands feature an exclusive seat design that allows the back seat to completely recline to an almost flat position which is perfect for infants. For instance the iCandy Orange has raised stadium-style seating that can recline both the toddler seat that comes with it as well as the optional RumbleSeat into multiple positions so that your children have a a choice of where to sit, and also comes with an excellent UPF 50+ canopy with peekaboo windows.
Wider than twin buggies
You don't need to have twins in order to benefit from a wider double buggy. They're great for siblings of different ages and allow you to go about your day without having to worry about your children touching. They're typically a bit larger too with one seat positioned behind the other, and typically offering a fully-flat recline for babies (or an upright position for toddlers).
Mountain Buggy Duet is a popular option. It is the tiniest design that is side-by-side and a footprint that is comparable to the footprint of a single stroller. It features an adjustable handle that makes it easier for parents to push and a handbrake that is helpful on steep hills. It is suitable for use from birth, and can be paired with a wide range of car seats and carrycots.
The iCandy Wave is another option. It can be folded in duo or mono mode with just a single click. Its clever frame expands to accommodate an additional chair and can be used with up to two car seats or carrycots. This makes it a fantastic option for older siblings who would like to be seated together. It's slightly larger than other models, but it still isn't heavy and has a soft suspension for the kerbs.
There are a lot of 3-wheeler tandems inline available - check out Phil and Teds inline models, or iCandy's Peach and Pear buggies for instance - which provide stability and swift steering. They can be folded into one buggy if you have limited space at home, or need to transport it from the car to the bus station.
It's important to keep in mind that a large double buggy will be heavier and bulkier than a smaller single buggy, so make sure it's what you require before you purchase. It is likely to be used on trains, buses and subways frequently, so it must be easy to use and manage. You might also have to juggle it onto and off the car seat while taking your children to nursery or school so you'll need to be aware it is able to be maneuvered within small spaces.
From birth
If you're expecting twins or have another child after your first, you're going to need to find a stroller that can accommodate the whole family. Double buggies are generally larger, heavier and cost more than single strollers, however they are also easier to maneuver in narrower entrances or around obstacles like curbs. Many double buggies work with piggyback boards (available from the manufacturer or as an add-on). This allows you to transport three children simultaneously.
Tandem pushchairs place one child in front the other. They're a good choice if your children are close in age and get along well. However, they're not 100% secure Siblings in a side-by-side seat may punch or kick each other, and children with different heights may argue over who should sit higher. This issue can be resolved by a tandem high-low model that elevates the seat to the rear. Your child's older one will not be sitting at the lowest part of the car and won't have much of an opportunity to see.
The iCandy Wave is a great alternative for parents who want an easy-to-use convertible double buggy that can accommodate a newborn in a carrycot, and an older child in the main seat. It has a clever frame which can be expanded in size when you add a second child seat. It folds flat for storage that is compact. The seats are cushioned and comfortable, the straps easy to fasten and the buckles some of the most comfortable we've seen on any of our tests. The canopies are large in size and UPF 50+ protection, and a the window is peekaboo. Both seats can be reclined independently.
The only downside of the iCandy is that it's a little on the expensive side however, a good tandem will last for a long time and will retain its resale value. So you'll probably get back some of the cost in the long run. It also doesn't offer the same variety of seating configurations as some of our other top picks however, the iCandy is a great choice for families who don't want to spend a lot.
If you have twins or children very close in age, a tandem double buggy with carrycot (Click on Pushchairsandprams) buggie is a fantastic option. They're a bit smaller than side-byside buggies and ideal for navigating tight spaces such as doors, on public transport and rocky terrain.
Many also transform into travel systems that use two carrycots or car seats. They are often heavier, longer and less stable than a single pushchair.
Convertible
There are a variety of options to add a second seat or making a single stroller a double. The Vista V2 from UPPAbaby is a spacious, gorgeous stroller that easily converts from a single to double tandem pushchair by incorporating the rumble seat (available separately). However, it's expensive and less maneuverable than other dual strollers because the 2nd seat is placed behind the front seat. Nuna Demi Grow offers a similar option however, it doesn't have storage underneath the seat when it is used as a double stroller.
Other alternatives include all-terrain twin buggies, as well as fixed-wheel joggers that can hold two children. They tend to be more expensive but they're designed for long trips over rough terrain and can have a higher resale value.
Independent recline of the seat
If you need a double buggy that can carry children of different age groups, then you'll want one that has independent seat recline for both seats. This will allow your older child to sit back and relax while the baby sleeps in the bassinet, and reverse.
You'll also need to consider the width of the stroller as this will affect how easy it is to traverse doors and public transportation. If you have narrow doors, it may be a good idea to consider a side-byside pushchair like the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the advantage of having a footprint comparable to a single buggy however it can accommodate two seats and car seat adaptors.
My Babiie MB33 Tandem Pushchair - Dani Dyer buggies are typically longer than side by side models, making them more difficult to maneuver around and down kerbs. However, they can accommodate more combinations of car seats/car seats/seats and are the perfect choice for twins and siblings of different age groups. These buggies are more expensive than single to double buggies but they're well worth it if you intend on keeping it for many years. They will also retain a good amount of value if you decide to sell it when your children are old enough to use it.
This feature will allow you to place your child in an ideal position for naps and observation. This is important when your child is in the back seat and wishes to rest while the child in the front prefers to sit and observe the surrounding.
Some brands feature an exclusive seat design that allows the back seat to completely recline to an almost flat position which is perfect for infants. For instance the iCandy Orange has raised stadium-style seating that can recline both the toddler seat that comes with it as well as the optional RumbleSeat into multiple positions so that your children have a a choice of where to sit, and also comes with an excellent UPF 50+ canopy with peekaboo windows.
Wider than twin buggies
You don't need to have twins in order to benefit from a wider double buggy. They're great for siblings of different ages and allow you to go about your day without having to worry about your children touching. They're typically a bit larger too with one seat positioned behind the other, and typically offering a fully-flat recline for babies (or an upright position for toddlers).
Mountain Buggy Duet is a popular option. It is the tiniest design that is side-by-side and a footprint that is comparable to the footprint of a single stroller. It features an adjustable handle that makes it easier for parents to push and a handbrake that is helpful on steep hills. It is suitable for use from birth, and can be paired with a wide range of car seats and carrycots.
The iCandy Wave is another option. It can be folded in duo or mono mode with just a single click. Its clever frame expands to accommodate an additional chair and can be used with up to two car seats or carrycots. This makes it a fantastic option for older siblings who would like to be seated together. It's slightly larger than other models, but it still isn't heavy and has a soft suspension for the kerbs.
There are a lot of 3-wheeler tandems inline available - check out Phil and Teds inline models, or iCandy's Peach and Pear buggies for instance - which provide stability and swift steering. They can be folded into one buggy if you have limited space at home, or need to transport it from the car to the bus station.
It's important to keep in mind that a large double buggy will be heavier and bulkier than a smaller single buggy, so make sure it's what you require before you purchase. It is likely to be used on trains, buses and subways frequently, so it must be easy to use and manage. You might also have to juggle it onto and off the car seat while taking your children to nursery or school so you'll need to be aware it is able to be maneuvered within small spaces.
From birth
If you're expecting twins or have another child after your first, you're going to need to find a stroller that can accommodate the whole family. Double buggies are generally larger, heavier and cost more than single strollers, however they are also easier to maneuver in narrower entrances or around obstacles like curbs. Many double buggies work with piggyback boards (available from the manufacturer or as an add-on). This allows you to transport three children simultaneously.
Tandem pushchairs place one child in front the other. They're a good choice if your children are close in age and get along well. However, they're not 100% secure Siblings in a side-by-side seat may punch or kick each other, and children with different heights may argue over who should sit higher. This issue can be resolved by a tandem high-low model that elevates the seat to the rear. Your child's older one will not be sitting at the lowest part of the car and won't have much of an opportunity to see.
The iCandy Wave is a great alternative for parents who want an easy-to-use convertible double buggy that can accommodate a newborn in a carrycot, and an older child in the main seat. It has a clever frame which can be expanded in size when you add a second child seat. It folds flat for storage that is compact. The seats are cushioned and comfortable, the straps easy to fasten and the buckles some of the most comfortable we've seen on any of our tests. The canopies are large in size and UPF 50+ protection, and a the window is peekaboo. Both seats can be reclined independently.
The only downside of the iCandy is that it's a little on the expensive side however, a good tandem will last for a long time and will retain its resale value. So you'll probably get back some of the cost in the long run. It also doesn't offer the same variety of seating configurations as some of our other top picks however, the iCandy is a great choice for families who don't want to spend a lot.
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