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

A double buggy is a must-have for families with two kids. It can help you navigate urban pathways and off road trails with ease whilst keeping your kids safe and content.

When you are choosing a double stroller, there are a lot of aspects to take into consideration. Firstly, check that it can fit through your doorway and into the car boot when folded.

Lightweight

It's exciting to welcome the second child home, but there are many practical considerations. The addition of a new child to the family can mean changing the layout of living spaces, thinking about car seats and purchasing a double buggy.

Whether you're shopping for twins or simply want something narrow, there are lots of great options on the market. Our lab experts like the iCandy Peach, which comes with a range of accessories that other brands charge extra for and is very compact and folds up to occupy a tiny space in your boot. The Peach is well-balanced and is a breeze to move. It can feel a bit long when used in double mode.

Side-byside buggies can be fantastic for keeping your children in a single place but they are typically larger than a single buggy, which makes them difficult to navigate up and down kerbs. Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury, with its 63cm width, is the tiniest available available. It's easy to pass through doors and onto public transportation. It's compatible with a range of car seats and will expand with your family - it can be used as a mono and tandem buggy when your children are old enough to sit side by side.

The suspension is excellent for rough surfaces, and its adjustable height handle makes steering simple. It's ideal for older children because the seat is elevated in a stadium style. This allows them to have a better view of the action. It's not as lightweight as other models, but it's still an excellent choice.

You'll be pushing your double buggy frequently, so it's essential to choose one that is easy to push. Choose a handle that is padded and well-shaped to suit your height, and a large basket with plenty of compartments and pockets. It's also worth looking into how it's easy to fold and store your buggy when you're not using it.

Easy to maneuver

There are some fantastic double buggies on the market that allow two children to travel much more convenient. For example the iCandy Orange is an all-in-one option that can be used to carry twins (or one toddler and a baby) with both carrycots or seats facing forward or backward, and even a third seat using the 'piggyback' board (sold separately). Its sleek frame, light frame with swivel wheels and suspension make it easy to maneuver in 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 easily able to be inserted into doors and on public transport and you can usually put them away with the seats still in place. However, they need some more strength to push over kerbs and can be more challenging on uneven surfaces. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another ideal option since it can be used with both carseats or seats in tandem mode, but it can also be used as a single buggy thanks to its unique frame that can be expanded widthways, and a height-adjustable handle making it easy to steer with just one hand.

If you're planning to use public transport often, think about whether you'll need a double buggy with big wheels as these tend to cope better with rough or uneven surfaces. Check the ease to fold and unfold the buggy, and also the length of the buggy folded to see if it will fit into your boot. If you reside in a small town or village with narrow pavements, opt for a tandem double buggy in which the child sits behind the other instead of sitting in front of them, as this makes it easier for them to navigate tight spaces.

Storage is readily available

A double buggy isn't necessary for every family however it can make outings more manageable for families with toddlers and newborns. Check out the side-by-side buggies if you're looking for an easy-to-drive, lightweight model. These offer lots of space underneath in the form of a deep basket and additional rear and side pockets for all your baby essentials. There are a variety of models that feature adjustable handles that can be adjusted to fit parents of different heights and fold down in a neat, compact form suitable for small spaces or for tucking away in the boot.

All-terrain double buggys are a excellent option for those looking for a stronger model. They are usually twins and are more difficult to maneuver however, they're usually equipped with a reclining seat for infants and older children and are a great option for outdoor enthusiasts as well as active families. Some even allow you to transform the buggy into a Jogger, which makes them perfect for exercise and running.

Many of the best travel double stroller double buggies can be used with a variety of combinations of car seats, carrycots and seats. This makes them an excellent option for families with twins or siblings who are close in age, however, it's important to check the specs of any model you're thinking about to ensure it's suitable for your needs.

There are two primary types of double buggy: twin pushchair which is where your children are side-by-side, and tandem, where one seat is in front of the other. A twin buggy has the primary benefit that your children are able to interact instead of fighting over who sits in front. However, twin buggys are usually wider and may be difficult to navigate through supermarket entrances and aisles.

Tandem buggies are usually smaller however they're still more than single models. They're also less stable when bumping up kerbs and may need dismantling in order to fit into your car's boot. Most double buggies have recline for the seat independently, which is now a standard feature. Be sure that the model allows you to adjust the child's seat to a position that they are most comfortable in.

Comfort

A well-designed double buggy should offer both children and parents plenty of comfort. Examine the padding on the straps as well as the amount of recline each seat can achieve. Also, verify if the seats can be adjusted independently so that you can adapt to your child's needs. Be sure to check the weight limits and whether they both come with a sun canopy or a hood to protect them from wind and rain.

If you're looking for a versatile alternative to a double pushchair, think about a baby carrier. They are ideal for toddlers that want to walk but need a ride. They're also ideal for newborns and babies. Some carriers can also be used in conjunction with a child car seat to give you even more flexibility.

Many parents find a side-byside double buggy the most comfortable to navigate, but there are also some innovative models available, such as the Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury in herringbone, which is amazingly slim and is the tiniest double buggy with carrycot buggy that is side-by-side available (it's the same size as a single to Double buggy stroller).

The Wave tandem buggies made by Mamas & Papas are another excellent choice. They come with more configuration options than other tandem buggies. It starts out as an uni-pedestrian pushchair. Later, you can add an additional seat or carrycot (and sometimes a third one) to the frame using adaptors, which gives you the option of a variety of seating options. It's smooth to steer, has a great suspension, and Lab experts really liked how easy it was to fold. All you have to do is pull the straps up (one under each seat) and the whole thing collapses in half in a matter of minutes.

Double buggys are a good investment that will last for many years. They also offer a reasonable resales cost. When looking at prices, it's important to remember that buying a name brand model can allow you to acquire additional accessories and upgrades later on. For instance, many of our top-rated double buggies come with a convenient Changing Bag and Carrier included in the cost. This is an essential item that'll save you time and stress on the day you need to travel with your children.