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

A double buggy will be essential for families with more than one child. It allows you to navigate urban roads and off road trails without difficulty while making sure that your children are comfortable and content.

There are many things to think about when choosing a double buggy. First, make sure it can pass through your doorway and into your car boot when folded.

Lightweight

Bringing home a second hand double buggy baby is an exciting possibility, but there are also lots of practical considerations. Addition of a second child to the family requires changing the layout of living spaces, thinking about car seats, and investing in the double buggy.

If you're looking for twins or simply need something a little more compact, there are lots of options available on the market. Our lab experts recommend the iCandy Peach, which comes with a range of accessories that other brands charge extra for and is very compact and folds up to take up little space in your boot. It rolls smoothly and is easy to move. It may feel a little long when it is in double mode.

Side-by-side buggies are great for keeping your children in a single place but they are typically larger than a single buggy which can make them difficult to maneuver up and down kerbs. The Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury is the slimmest side-by-side on the market though and, at just 63cm wide it's the same size as the single pushchair. This makes it easy to fit through doors and public transportation. It's compatible with a range of car seats and can adapt to your growing family It can also be used as a mono or tandem buggy when your children are ready to sit side-by-side.

Its height adjustable handle is great for steering and the suspension is able to make light work of slick surfaces. It's a great choice for older kids, as the seat is elevated stadium style. This gives them a better perspective of the action. It's not as light as some other models on this list but it's a great choice.

You'll be pushing your double buggy frequently, so it's crucial to choose a model that feels easy to push. Look for a handle that's comfortable and well-shaped to fit your height, as well as a spacious basket with plenty of pockets and compartments. It's also worth checking how it's simple to fold and store your buggy when you're not using it.

Easy to manoeuvre

There are some amazing new double buggies that make traveling with two children much easier. For example the iCandy Orange is an all-in-one option that can carry twins (or one baby and a toddler) with both car seats facing either backward or forward and even a third seat using the 'piggyback' board (sold separately). Its sleek, light frame with swivel front wheels, swivel rear wheels and suspension ensure it's easy to manoeuvre through the city and over rougher terrain.

Other models that are side-by-side, such as the Joie Evalite Duo are also incredibly lightweight and have a smaller footprint so they're easily able to be inserted into doors and on public transport, and you can often store them with the seats still in place. They do require more effort to push over kerbs and can be tricky on uneven surfaces. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another excellent option as it can accommodate both carrycots and seats in tandem mode but can also be used as a single buggy thanks to its unique frame that expands widthways and a height-adjustable handle which makes it easy to steer with only one hand.

If you are planning to use public transport frequently, you may want to think about a double buggy with large wheels. These are better for rough or uneven surfaces. Also, consider the ease with which you can fold and unfold the buggy and the width when folded to see whether your vehicle is enough to hold it. If you live in an area with narrow streets, consider a double stroller that has the child is seated behind their companion, instead of sitting in front of them. This makes it easier to maneuver through tight spaces.

Storage is readily available

Double buggies aren't required for every family, but they can help with outings for families with toddlers and infants. Take a look at the side-by-side buggies if you're looking for a lightweight, easy-to-steer model. They provide plenty of space underneath in the form of a large basket as well as side and rear pockets for all your baby essentials. Some models have handles that are adjustable that can be adjusted to accommodate parents of different heights. They fold up neatly into a compact size, making them ideal for use in small areas or in the boot.

If you're looking for a more robust double buggy, try one of the all-terrain models. They are usually twins and can be more difficult to maneuver, but they'll often come with a reclined seat for newborns and older babies and are a good choice for outdoor enthusiasts and active families. Some models can be converted into joggers, which makes them ideal for running or exercising.

Many of the best double buggies will be able to accommodate a wide range of of carrycots, seats and car seats. They are a great option for families with twins or siblings with similar ages. But, it's crucial to look up the specifications of any model you're considering.

There are two main types of double buggy with carrycot buggy - twin, where your children sit together, or tandem, where one seat is placed in front of the other. A twin buggy has the main benefit that your children are able to be together instead of fighting over who should sit in the front. However, twin buggys are usually wider and can be difficult to navigate through the supermarket's doorways and aisles.

Tandem buggies are usually a bit shorter however, they're still longer than single models. They're also less stable when bouncing up kerbs and may need dismantling to fit in your car boot. The majority of double buggies come with an independent seat recline, which is now a standard feature. Make sure that the model has the ability to adjust each child's seat to the position they're most comfortable in.

Comfort

A well-designed double buggy should provide both parents and children plenty of comfort. Examine the padding on the straps as well as the amount of recline that each seat can attain. Also, make sure that the seats can be adjusted separately so that you can adapt them to your child's growth. Be sure to check the weight limit, and if both have a hood or sun canopy that protects from rain and wind.

If you're looking for a flexible alternative to a double pushchair, consider a baby carrier. They can be used by toddlers who are looking to walk but require a ride on board and they are also ideal for newborns and infants. Some carriers can be used in conjunction with a car seat for children to give you even more flexibility.

Many parents find a side-by-side double buggy the easiest option to navigate, however there are some unique models out there like the Mountain Buggy Duet Luxury in herringbone, that is incredibly thin and is the lightest cheap double stroller buggy that is side-by-side on the market (it's the same size as a single stroller).

The Wave from Mamas & Papas is another clever option that provides more configuration options than other tandem buggies. It is a mono-pushchair and you can add a carrycot or a second one to the frame by using adaptors. This offers the option of a variety of seating options. It is easy to control, has an excellent suspension and Lab experts were amazed by how simple it was to fold. You just pull up on the two straps (one under each seat) and you can collapse the entire thing in just a few just a few seconds.

The purchase of a double buggy is a big investment, but you'll be able to make use of it for many years and also enjoy an excellent resale price. When comparing prices it's important to consider that purchasing a reputable model will let you purchase additional accessories and upgrades later on. Some of our best lightweight double stroller-rated double buggies come with a useful changing Bag and Carrier for the price. This is a must-have accessory that will help you save time and stress on the day you need to travel with your babies.