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Choosing a double pram And pushchair, Jonpin.com,

A double pram or pushchair can simplify life for families, particularly on busy streets or in the shops and stores. Look for a model with ample storage space for nappies, snacks, and other essentials.

Some parents who are new to the world choose a future-proof pushchair that can be used both as a single stroller when baby is born, and later converted to a twin mode when the baby is born. Joolz offers a variety of these options.

Tandem

The news that you're expecting to have a baby is among the most exciting moments in your life. But, once the excitement fades and reality begins to sink into your life, you'll be faced with a variety of decisions about how to prepare your family for the arrival of your baby one or ones. One of the most important aspects to consider is choosing the correct pram or pushchair.

Tandem prams (also known as 'in-line' double prams) are a timeless design that have two bassinets or seats for prams arranged side-by-side. The front seat, which is typically cushioned, reclines and is suitable for babies. The second seat is a bit higher and is designed to accommodate toddlers as young as 3 years old. Some models have reversible seating so you can decide if your children face each other or look out at you. Many tandems can be converted into one pushchair once your oldest child is no longer in need of the second seat.

A tandem is less expensive than a twin pram and is an ideal choice for parents looking to save money, without losing safety or function. However, a drawback of a tandem is that it can feel long and heavy to steer, particularly when moving up and down kerbs. Additionally, it is generally less stable than a twin pram especially if the child who is older is seated at the front. A tandem can be difficult to place on public transport, and it can be difficult to navigate narrow roads.

The iCandy Peach, a popular model that focuses on image, is an excellent choice for a single to double stroller parent who wants an attractive appearance. However, the tandem mode makes it feel heavy and long to push. It features a clever frame that can be expanded to allow the addition of the second hand double buggy seat, and is compatible with many combinations of carrycots, buggy chairs and car seats (two at once or separately). The iCandy Wave is another lightweight tandem option that is easy to use and compatible with a range of car seats and carrycots.

Side by side

There are many aspects to think about when selecting a double pushchair or pram. If you're buying for twins or siblings who are close in age there are plenty of configuration options to take into account. Tandem prams, also known as side-by-side prams, are popular choices because they can be set up in a way that the infant can sit in the bassinet at the top while the older child or toddler is sitting in the second seat.

Some models even have convertible seats, which means you can alter the seating arrangement to your family's requirements throughout the baby and toddler years. This allows you to keep your little ones in sight at all times and gives them a chance to interact with one another as they walk.

Tandem prams are jogging buggies as well as all-terrain buggies. They are perfect for outdoor excursions, such as to the park. They are also great for narrow aisles and checkouts in supermarkets and shops as they are less bulky.

The Redsbaby JIVE3 Pram, for example, can be used as a tandem pram starting from birth in dual mode with the addition of the rumble seat (PS249). It is then possible to change to a single pram mode once your child gets used to the rumble seat, or use the adaptors for car capsules (PS53) to transform it into a travel system for newborn to toddler.

Another option is the Side by Side Pram from Babybee. The double side-by-side pram is available in a variety of colours and is designed with a modern design. Designed to be used right from birth, you can include the LUNA newborn Cocoon (PS262) and the LUNA Infant Seats (PS53 each).

If you're looking for a sleek, stylish pushchair that converts into a double-sided side-by-side and a side-by-side double, the Egg 2 from Chicco is an excellent choice. It's available in a variety of carrycot and infant seat combinations to accommodate twins or siblings of varying ages and is super-easy to fold. It is also relatively light and compact, making it a great choice for those who have smaller vehicles or have limited space to store.

Convertible

Some of the best double prams or pushchairs are set up to accommodate your changing needs. You can accommodate up to three children on the seat board or two toddlers in the seats, with room for a shopping bag. Accessories like rain covers are also available. Convertible double strollers are generally larger and heavier than single pushchairs due to the fact that they need to hold two or more children. The Graco Modes Nest2Grow is one instance of a low-cost convertible that is user-friendly, however our test subjects felt it was a little heavy for the price.

Some convertible double strollers like the Baby Jogger City Select 2 come with a carrycot suitable for infants. This helps to reduce the size of the double stroller when it is not being used and makes it more compact twin stroller. Our testers were impressed with the City Select's innovative one-handed fold, though it does take some practice. It's also extremely responsive and nimble in spite of its size.

The Cybex Mockingbird single-to-double stroller is another option that is reasonably priced. It can be transformed from a parent facing infant car seat to a forward-facing toddler seat. The bassinet mode makes it a great option for infants.

If you're looking to expand your options Consider a convertible that has dual modes such as the iCandy Peach. This is a narrow double stroller that can accommodate two children in a tandem. It can also be used to create a tandem by adding a second seating kit. It is fluid and responsive, and our test users liked its sleek design. It's not as lightweight as some of the other models on our list but it has a large basket that's great for parents who have to carry bags filled with toys and groceries.

Lightweight

Some parents like to future-proof their double pushchair if they have a child and are expecting another so a convertible option is a good option. The iCandy Peach allows you to convert from a single to a double pushchair, with the addition of either an infant seat or the brand's optional carrycot (which is suitable for sleeping at night). The seats are extremely comfortable and our testers love the fact that they can recline in a variety of positions. They also like the design of the canopy, which has an open window that can be seen from afar and has UPF 50+ protection. The rear seat can be raised to allow the child of a higher age can stand on it to reach the basket of shopping.

Cher stated that the only downside of the iCandy Peach was its weight. However, she felt this was offset by the fact that it is easy to maneuver and has plenty of storage and cup holders for parents and children seats-back pockets, as well as a large basket under the seat. She also liked the feature that the seats are reversible, so they can be positioned to face each other for siblings that want to talk and get together while out and about.

The Delta Children LX Side-by-Side Stroller is a smaller model, but still impressive. It weighs only 18 pounds, is lightweight and features an auto-standing fold, making it simple to transport or store in your trunk. Parents love the quality of the materials and workmanship and the price is low. The only downsides are that the seats do not recline as much compared to other models we've tested and the rear seat is not as well-lit due to its location as it is higher than the seat in front.

The Joolz Geo 3 is another popular choice. It's slim, sleek, and easy to steer, and comes with a lifetime warranty. Although they are narrower than side-by-side strollers, they can be wider than tandems and inline doubles. This can make them difficult to maneuver on busy footpaths and in shops. However, they are often shorter too, so are easier to maneuver in tight spaces than tandems.