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What to Look For in a Twin Pushchair

If you have two children or babies with similar age, a twin pushchair can be a great choice. They have two places for your infants to travel and are usually equipped with comfortable carrycots or seats for newborns, as well as car seats that are compatible with older toddlers.

Be sure to look for models with push handles that are easy to use and an GIANT storage basket. Add-ons such as cups holders and a tray for snacks for children and parents are also helpful.

Tandem

The classic tandem twin pushchair lets both children to face one another. Some parents like this design because it is less likely to cause siblings to argue over who sits in the seat they prefer. It is also a good option for places such as the zoo, where both children can easily be able to see each one another. Tandems can be more spacious than single buggies. However, they also are larger and longer when pushed.

Some twin buggies start as a single pushchair but can be expanded to accommodate two seats or carrycots with an adapter. This can be an affordable option for families with more than one child and it means that you won't have to buy another buggy if your older child outgrows it. It may not be the best choice for twins who are in their beginning stages, since they'll need to be of the same weight and age.

The jogger is a second type of twin buggy that can be used as a double or single buggy and can accommodate two car seats. It has a swivel front wheel and air-filled tyres, so it can handle off-road trails too. It's a bit heavier than some other options however the extra weight brings an increased durability.

The Phil & Ted Sport double buggy side by side jogger is a great choice for either seat in the main compartment or with a handy double kit that is attached to the existing single seat. With a single swivel front wheel and all-wheel suspension, it is able to handle rough terrain better than other joggers we have tested and is compatible with a variety of car seats too.

This stroller is narrow and single-to-double. It is perfect for urban excursions due to its ease of maneuverability and large shopping basket. It features an UPF50plus sun canopy that can be extended to provide shade and a peekaboo view in the front seat so that both children can take in the view. This model does not have a built in recline however, it can be paired up with a Roma Gemini Carrycot (PS100 per carrycot) to create a flat space for infants and newborns. It can also be equipped with a toddler seat, making it three-seater.

Convertible

A convertible twin pushchair provides an option that is flexible, allowing you to alter the design of your pushchair as your kids grow. It is initially one pram but has adaptors that attach to the frame for a second hand double buggy seat, carrycot or car seat. These models tend to be larger than the regular buggy, but they can be able to pass through doors and are more maneuverable up and down kerbs. They also permit you to use a toddler seat as well as an infant car seat or two carrycots side-byside which is great for siblings of varying ages.

The iCandy Peach 7 small double buggy buggy is a great example of this type. It can be configured with 25 different ways using seats, car seat and carrycots. Our team was impressed by how slim and lightweight it is for a dual-seater, as well as offering a spacious and comfortable ride for kids. The clever and intuitive one-handed reclining mechanism on the rear of the seat unit also makes it simple for your child to lie on their backs.

The Uppababy Vista V2 stroller is another example. It comes with removable seats that can be placed to face forwards or backwards, making it ideal for twins of any age. It can also accommodate an additional child on the RumbleSeat or PiggyBack riding board, which attaches to the middle of the frame.

Multiple configurations

The seating arrangement can have a an impact on the functionality of your twin pushchair. It is important to look for several options that will allow you to change the direction your child's seat faces depending on their mood, the circumstances or even as they become. The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Twin, for example, is incredibly versatile, with reversible seat and bassinet configurations that let siblings to face one another either with you or the exciting road ahead. The frame can be expanded to accommodate a second seat. It is able to be used in Mono or Double mode. A range of accessories are available for both configurations.

The side-by-side configuration is a favorite choice for new parents. One child is seated behind the second. This kind of twin buggy is smaller than a standard pushchair, and is able to be moved through doorways and on public transportation. The Cybex Gazelle S Pushchair, for instance, comes in over 20 different configurations so that you can choose the perfect set-up for your family, and it can also accommodate two carrycots or car seats in tandem mode.

For those who want to take their twins jogging or for more adventurous adventures, the Valco Jump Seat attachment turns this side-by-side double buggy a jogger with both children facing forwards. This allows you to keep up with your running partner and keep your kids entertained while they play.

In general, twin pushchairs Double tend to be a bit heavier than single pushchairs because they come with additional features such as bigger baskets and padded seats and a padded seat, so take into consideration your lifestyle before you choose this kind of stroller. You might also discover that they're a bit more difficult to manoeuvre than a single pushchair, and you might need to purchase additional accessories like rain covers or sunshades to protect your twins from the elements.

Examining the quality of a twin pushchair is just as important as making sure it is within your budget and lifestyle. To get the most value, look for brands who have a strong focus on sustainability and offer detailed information about their production methods. Joining online parenting groups or attending local events can give you important information on the most suitable twin pushchairs.

Storage

If you have twins, you'll need carry a lot of stuff. Choose a vehicle with a large undercarriage basket and plenty of pockets and compartments for your essentials. The storage areas should be easily accessible even if the seats are in different positions. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is able to accommodate twins, a baby and a toddler. It also has space for the 'PiggyBack board' (PS120) for older children. The Roma Gemini can accommodate two newborns in the cocoons included (PS59 each) and the modified design allows you to attach them facing either way. It comes with a convenient standing fold that makes it easy to keep in storage between usages.