What to Look For in a Twin Pushchair

If you have two kids or babies of the same age, a twin pushchair will be a great choice. They provide two places to transport your little ones and are usually equipped with comfy carrycots or chairs for infants, and car seat compatibility for older toddlers.

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

Tandem

The classic tandem twin pushchair sits side-by-side by side double stroller and allows both children to face each their respective faces. Some parents like this design since it is less likely to cause siblings to argue over the seat they prefer. It also works well when visiting places such as the zoo, where both children can easily see each other. Tandems can be more spacious than single buggys however they are generally wider and can feel long when being pushed.

Some twin buggies begin life as single pushchairs and then can be expanded to accommodate two seats or carrycots by adding an adapter. This is an economical option for families expecting more than one child, and it means that you don't have to purchase a new buggy when your older child outgrows it. However, it might not be the best choice for twin babies in the beginning as they'll need to be of similar age and weight.

Another kind of twin buggy is the jogger which can be utilized in double or single mode and has two car seats. It comes with a swivel rear wheel and air-filled tyres so it is able to handle off-road trails too. It is heavier than other alternatives but it also has durability.

The Phil & Ted Sport double jogger is a great choice for either the seat in the main compartment or with a nifty double kit that attaches to the existing single seat. It has one swivel wheel at the front and all-wheel suspension, which makes it more sturdy than other joggers we've tested. It is also compatible with many car seats.

This compact, single to double stroller is perfect for urban adventures. Its easy maneuverability and large basket make it perfect for urban adventures. It features 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 an integrated recline, but it can be paired with a Roma Gemini carrycot (PS100 each) to create a lay-flat space for newborns and infants. It can also be outfitted with a toddler seat making it three-seater.

Convertible

A convertible twin pushchair provides the flexibility to allow you to adapt the layout of your pushchair as your children get older. It starts out as a single pram with adaptors that connect to the frame to add a second seat, a carrycot or car seat. These models are typically bigger than typical buggy, but are able to be able to pass through doors and are more maneuverable through kerbs and up and down. These models let you use two carrycots or a toddler car seat side by side, which is great for siblings.

The iCandy Peach 7 is a fantastic example of this type of double single pushchair buggy that can be used in 25 different configurations using seats, carrycots and car seats. Our team was impressed by the way it is slim and light is for a two-seater while also offering a spacious, sturdy and comfortable ride for kids. The clever and intuitive one-handed reclining lever on the rear of the seat unit makes it easy for your child to lay down flat.

The Uppababy Vista V2 stroller is another model. It comes with seats that can be removed that can be placed to face forwards or backwards, making it ideal for twins of any age. The RumbleSeat and PiggyBack riding boards that are attached to the middle frame can accommodate a third child.

Multiple configurations

The seating arrangement of your twin pushchair may significantly affect its performance. You should consider various options that permit you to change the direction in which your child's seat is positioned based on their mood, the situation or even as they develop. The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Twin, for instance, is incredibly versatile, with reversible seat and bassinet configurations that allow siblings to face one another and you, or the exciting route ahead. The clever frame can be extended to accommodate an additional seat and can be used in either Mono or Double mode, with a variety of accessories available for both configurations.

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

For those who wish 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 pace with your running partner, while keeping the kids happy.

In general, twin pushchairs tend to be a bit heavier than their single counterparts because they have additional features such as more spacious baskets and seats that are padded Consider your lifestyle before you choose this type of stroller. You might also discover that they're a bit more difficult to maneuver than a single pushchair and you may need to purchase additional accessories like sunshades or rain covers to protect your twins from the elements.

Verifying the quality of twin pushchairs is just as important as ensuring that it fits your budget and lifestyle. To get the most value for money, look for brands who put a premium on sustainability and provide detailed information about their production procedures. You can also gain valuable information about the best twin pushchairs for you by joining parenting groups on the internet or at local events to speak to other parents about their experiences and suggestions.

Storage

If you have twins, you'll have to carry a lot of stuff. Look for a car with a large undercarriage basket as well as plenty of pockets and compartments to store your essentials. The storage areas should be accessible, even when the seats are in different positions. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 can carry twins or a toddler and a baby and also add a 'PiggyBack' board for older children (PS120). The Roma Gemini is able to accommodate two babies with the cocoons included (PS59 each). Thanks to the new design, it is possible to attach the cocoons either facing forward or backward. It has a convenient standing fold that makes it easy to put away between uses.