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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 could be a great option. They provide two places to carry your children and are usually equipped with cosy carrycots or seats for newborns, and car seats that are compatible with older toddlers.

Be on the lookout for models with easy-to use push handles as well as a GIANT basket. Accessories like cup holders and snack tray for children and parents are also beneficial.

Tandem

The classic tandem twin pushchair lets both children to face one another. This is the preferred choice of parents who believe it less likely to trigger sibling fights over which side to sit in. It is also ideal for trips to places like the zoo where both kids can see each other easily. Tandem buggies can be larger than single buggies. However, they also tend to be wider and longer when pushed.

Some twin buggies begin as a single pushchair, but can be adapted to accommodate two seats or carrycots by using an adapter. This is a great option for families with more than one child. It's not necessary to purchase a brand new buggy after your older child is no longer using it. It may not be the best choice for twins in their early months, as they'll have to be of the same weight and age.

Another type of twin buggy is the jogger that can be used in a double or single mode and has two car seats. It features a swivel front wheel and air-filled tyres so it can cope with off-road trails too. It is heavier than other alternatives however it offers durability.

The Phil & Ted Sport double Jogger can be used with either the main compartment or with a nifty double kit that attaches to the existing single seat. With one swivel front wheel and all-wheel suspension, it is able to handle rough terrain better than many other joggers that we have tested and is compatible with a variety of car seats too.

This stroller is narrow and single-to-double buggy that converts to single. It is ideal for urban adventures due to its ease of maneuverability and large shopping basket. It has a UPF 50+ sun canopy that expands to provide real shade and a peekaboo window in the front seat, so both children can take in the view. The model doesn't have a built in recline, but it can be used with a Roma Gemini Carrycot (PS100 per carrycot) to create a flat area for infants and newborns. It can also be fitted with a toddler's seat, making it three-seater.

Convertible

A convertible twin pushchair is a flexible option that lets you alter the layout as your children develop. The frame starts as one pushchair but has adaptors to add a second chair such as a carrycot or car seat. These models are wider than standard buggy models however, they can be inserted through doors and are more suited to navigate on roads. These models let you use two carrycots or a toddler car seat in tandem which is ideal for siblings.

The iCandy Peach 7 double buggy is a great example of this type. It can be set up with 25 different ways using seats, car seats and carrycots. The iCandy Peach 7 is a fantastic example of a double pushchair-buggy that can be configured in a variety of ways, using seats, car seats and carrycots. In addition, the smart and easy one-handed recline lever on the back of the unit makes it simple to help your child get into an upright position.

The Uppababy Vista V2 stroller is another model. It comes with seats that can be removed that can be placed to face either direction, or reverse, making it suitable for twins of any age. It also accommodates an additional child on the RumbleSeat or PiggyBack riding board that is attached to the middle of the frame.

Multiple configurations

The seating arrangement can have a major impact on the functioning of your twin pushchair. You should look for a variety of options that permit you to change the direction in which your child's seat is facing based on their mood, the situation or even as they grow. The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Twin is an example of a product that is extremely adaptable. It has a reversible seats and bassinets, that allow siblings to be facing each other, one another, or a new adventure. The clever frame can be extended to accommodate an additional seat and can be used in either Mono or Double Pram With Reversible Seats mode, with a range of accessories available for both configurations.

The side-byside configuration is a popular option for new parents. One child sits 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 example offers more than 20 options, so you can select the best set-up for your child. It can also take two car seats or carrycots in tandem mode.

The Valco Jump Seat attachment allows you to convert this side-by-side double buggy, specifically designed for twins, into the Jogger. Both kids are facing forward. This allows you to keep up with your running partner while keeping your kids entertained.

Take into consideration your lifestyle when you choose a twin pushchair. They tend to be heavier because they come with additional features, such as larger baskets and more cushioned seats. You may also find they are a bit heavier than a single stroller, and you'll need to buy additional accessories such as sunshades or rain covers to safeguard your twins.

Checking the quality of a twin pushchair is just as important as ensuring that it is within your budget and lifestyle. Find brands that prioritize sustainability and provide detailed information about their manufacturing processes to ensure that you're getting the most value for money. You can also gain valuable insights into the best twin pushchair for you by joining parenting groups on the internet or at local events to talk to other parents about their experiences and recommendations.

Stores

If you have twins, you'll need to carry a lot. Find a car equipped with a huge undercarriage basket as well as plenty of compartments and pockets for your essentials. The storage areas should be easily accessible, even when the seats are in different positions. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 can carry twins or a baby and toddler as well as include a 'PiggyBack' table for older kids (PS120). The Roma Gemini can accommodate two newborns in the included cocoons (PS59 each), while the modified design allows you to put them in any direction. It features a handy standing fold that makes it easy to store between use.