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Buying a Twin Pushchair It is important to think about the various configurations when choosing a double pushchair. Two options to consider are tandem double buggies and side-byside double buggies. The iCandy Strawberry twin buggy is the most loved by parents and will expand with your family. It begins life as one, but it can accommodate two carrycots or car seats in double mode. Easy to Manoeuvre If you're taking twins for a stroll or have a baby and toddler at the same stage the double pushchair is an essential tool when it comes to keeping them happy. Double buggys, or twin prams, as they are often referred to, come in a variety of designs to suit all types of families. Some are side-byside, while others have a front and back to accommodate narrow spaces. Some are able to be converted into single prams once your children outgrow them. This is a great choice for families that are growing. They are easier to steer than tandem twin buggies as the front wheels can be locked for additional stability. There is also more storage behind them. They are also smaller than other twin buggies, and easier to maneuver through doorways and on public transport. They tend to be lighter than other twin prams and they are more mobile too, although you might find them harder to get up and down kerbs or on uneven terrain. The iCandy Peach, which comes in a variety of colors and is a stylish twin pushchair with a sleeker design. It's also a great twin stroller for infants and newborns, thanks to the cosy newborn cocoons which provide a slumber-free, enclosed space. It has a small basket however it has a remarkable suspension to handle bumpy surfaces. A lot of twin buggies are able to be used as travel systems, meaning they come with car seats that can be connected to the frame. This can be beneficial for traveling with babies and toddlers since you don't have to transfer them from the car to the pushchair which could disturb them. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is a good example of a twin pushchair that can be used as a travel system and it even comes with a handy parent-facing mode for newborns. Tandem twin buggies were designed for children who are similar in age. They are more likely to have a separate seat for each child. They are less likely to have carrycots for infants younger than six months old and tend to be wider than single buggies. They're still maneuverable, however many come with an independent seat recline, so both children can sit upright or be in a snooze-position. Folding is easy It is important for your double pushchair to be easy-to-fold if you're going to buy it. This will make it easier for you to transport the buggy from one location to another and will also allow you to store it in a smaller space. There are a variety of ways to fold your pushchair. Some models come with an adjustable shoulder strap, making it easier to carry. Check before you buy if the item you purchase can fold with one hand. Some of the best models can be folded with the seat removed, which makes them more compact. This can be particularly helpful in the case of a lack of storage space. A twin pushchair that is too wide might not fit through doors that are standard. It's important to measure the dimensions of your door prior to buying a pair of buggies. There are models that are slimmer and are designed to fit through narrower doors if this is an issue. UPPAbaby Vista won our lab tests for its compactness and ease of folding when not in use. It can fit two infant car seats and two toddler seats. This makes it an ideal choice for growing families. It also has an excellent large storage basket and rubber tires filled with foam that don't go flat. It's more affordable than the other models we've looked at, and it's an excellent choice for twins or babies of similar age. It can be used in conjunction with a cosy carrycot and a seat unit and it can accommodate three children by adding the UPPAbaby PiggyBack board (sold separately). If pram shops near me looking for a budget-friendly double stroller, take a look at the Chicco Cortina Together. It can fit two Chicco infant car seats, which makes it suitable for twins starting at birth. It comes with a huge storage basket, a simple to use handlebar, and brakes. Easy to store It's important to know that not all double buggies need to be large, bulky and difficult to store. In fact, there are plenty of models designed to be compact and easily foldable. This allows them to fit into smaller spaces and be simpler to get in and out of the vehicle. Some twin pushchairs are also lightweight, making them a breeze to transport and cope with trains, buses, and shopping aisles. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 comes to mind, with its lightweight frame that is able to handle rough terrain and four-wheel suspension. With the addition of a 'piggyback board', it can accommodate twins or a baby and toddler. Most twin buggys offer ample storage space, but it's worth checking whether it's accessible when both seats are in use. Certain side-by-side configurations can be difficult and the “one above style of tandem may hinder access due to child's legs. Find large baskets, pockets and compartments for everything from sun cream and raincovers to snacks and toys. It is also important to think about the types of accessories that are available. Some twin pushchairs come with an array of accessories that can be useful including drink holders for the little children to snack trays for older children. Find models with these features, along with an integrated sun canopy, raincover, and hood. Many twin pushchairs are convertible into an entire travel system that can accommodate families growing. They come with the possibility of incorporating a car seat, buggy seat or carrycot. This is particularly beneficial for toddlers and infants since it ensures they are comfortable, safe and ready for any adventure. The egg2 is a favorite with its sleek design and versatility, although it is a little heavier than some rivals. If you're on a tight budget, there are plenty of great options that cost less than PS200. The iCandy Pegasus 2 is a great choice, with its spacious basket and easy-access storage for all seating positions. It also comes with a cushioned leg support as well as a rain cover. Easy to transport If you intend to use your twin buggy lot for long-distance outings with your family or trips around town, then it's worthwhile to invest in a model that folds down to a size that is small enough to be able to be carried in a car boot or the trunk of a rental car. A compact, easy-to-manage design can also be helpful in the narrow aisles and doors in public transport. There are models which fold with seats removed to make even more compact storage. They are best used at home. You should also consider the weight of the double buggy. Larger buggies are more difficult to maneuver and could be difficult to maneuver up or down kerbs. Most twin pushchairs are fixed side-by-side models, but some can accommodate two carrycots or seat units (and sometimes a third). They can also be used for single children of a similar age or with siblings who have a very small age gap. The enthralling Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo is an excellent example with convertible seats that let the kids face each other or with you, as well as a range of other configurations suitable from birth to toddlerhood. A twin pushchair can be a convenient choice for families living near public transport routes as it is usually simpler to take and get off buses, trains or trams. It's also a good option for cities and towns where you'll be navigating lots of people in shopping centres, streets or even the streets. If you're looking for a twin pushchair that can allow you to get off and on public transport without difficulty We suggest a model like the UPPAbaby Vista 2 – a sleek and stylish city buggy that is able to be used with two newborns in the included newborn cocoons or with one baby and one older child due to its clever'sidepack' (available separately for PS45). The second seat can be attached to the frame at the back and is able to face in either direction. You can add a piggyback (also available separately for PS120) to ensure that you can take three children on longer journeys.