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Choosing pushchair pram offers parents the option of taking their children side-by-side or together. This can be ideal for twins or siblings who are close in age. Be aware of your family's budget as well as needs when you are looking for a double stroller. Double buggies are available in various designs, from light models to all-terrain versions. Size A double pushchair is a significant investment and the size of your family will play a significant part in the decision-making process. There are a variety of options that are lightweight and compact available if you have limited space. We suggest you measure the doorways and aisles as well as public spaces in which you plan to utilize the pram. You can purchase a cardboard cutout of your new pram to check how it fits in these spaces before making your final decision. You should also consider where you'll keep the pushchair since it may not always be convenient to store it in the car's boot for long periods of time. If you plan to travel using public transport, it's essential that the double stroller folds up into a small size. It should also be easy to get onto and off trains, buses and trolleys. Double strollers and pushchairs are made to carry two children in tandem and most are orientated to the world (with the exception of the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo and the Mountain Buggy Duet). Some models allow you to reverse one or both seats to face you. the Babyzen YOYO+ Twin) but these are often reserved for families with twins or very close relatives. Many of the top-rated double pushchairs are able to be adapted to work with different infant car seats and toddler seats. Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double, for example, is compatible with two car seats for kids. It also has reversible seats so that a child can sit with their sibling while the other can take a look around and explore the world. The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo is an elegant and practical double pushchair with an elegant design and is suitable for infants of all age groups. They can be used with two soft carrycots and come in a variety of configurations, including the option to connect an infant carrier that is only one. This makes them an excellent option for families with twins or very close infants. Style When you're choosing a double pushchair, it's important to consider how your children are likely to fit into them. It is important to think about their age, height, and requirements. However, you need to consider the design and user-friendliness. You should read the reviews of the products to get a sense of what people's opinions. There are two primary types of double strollers to choose from. The majority of side-by-side strollers have the children facing the world (although certain models, such as the Bugaboo Donkey or Mountain Buggy Duet permit you to change this). Tandem pushchairs can seat one in the back and one in the front and are usually more upright than side-by-side models. They're not as compact, and aren't as easy to navigate on narrow pavements however they're a great option for older toddlers because they can sit up and observe the world around them. For families looking for an easy-going, lightweight and affordable double pushchair then the Cybex Aton 2 is a good choice. It lets children sit together and play or talk. There is also room for two car seats if required. The seat and the carrycot are padded and comfortable with five-point harnesses, crotch pads and adjustable leg and foot rests. The UPF 50+ canopy is extendable to provide real shade, and it also includes a peekaboo feature so that kids can take in the view while they're on the move. The frame isn't made for rough terrain, but it is able to handle urban streets and shopping aisles. It's easy to fold up and put together and also comes with a storage basket beneath the seats. It's more expensive than other light buggies, but it has various configurations that can be tailored to meet the needs of different people. It's also a good choice for older toddlers. For older children who are more mobile, you can add a runningboard to give them additional stability when they stand up. It can even convert into a single-buggy by replacing one of the seats with a side basket if you don't need both children to ride in it in the future. Budget If you're expecting a child or have two children A double pushchair can be an essential investment. While they're more expensive than single strollers, you can buy a good quality one that will last you several years. Before purchasing a stroller, consider your family's priorities and needs. Take into account things like the age of your children as well as the terrain you'll be navigating, your preferences and any features that are important to you. If your children are born within a short time period, you might prefer an arrangement that is side by side to ensure that the child who is younger can sit next to the older one to provide comfort and bonding. If you reside in a major city and are planning to travel by public transport a lot, you may need a light, compact double buggy. It should be simple to fold and can be tucked away in elevators and narrow doors. A tandem pushchair lets your older child (or twins) to be seated behind the younger child. Some models allow you to decide if your children are facing each other, or the world, allowing them to explore their surroundings independently. Tandems can be difficult to maneuver and are difficult to climb over kerbs however they work better in narrow doorways and shopping aisles. Certain models are designed for flexibility and can be converted back to a single stroller when you don't require the second seat. Both the UPPAbaby V2 Double, and Joovy Graphite Caboose Ultralight are two examples. Another thing to take into consideration is the amount of storage space you need. Some double pushchairs include a large basket under the carriage, while others have only a few storage pockets or none at all. If you plan to use your double pushchair frequently for shopping or for long distance walking traveling, you may want to choose one with large storage space. Other important factors include safety, convenience and the ease of cleaning. You'll want a pushchair with a fabric that is easy to clean and wheels that can be washed by machine. You should also check that the buckles are easy to fasten and unfasten, especially for a baby. Test-driving When you are choosing a double-buggy there are a lot of factors to consider, such as the weight, fold size and type of wheels. Also make sure the brand you choose is reputable for quality, since this will boost the resale value when you're ready for a change. Side-by-side doubles are more compact when folded, and have a bit easier time moving up and down kerbs than tandem models. However, they may not be able to fit through all doorways and may be a struggle for larger families. The Cybex Xeon 3 has a stylish, lightweight design that functions equally well when two children are in the seat as when only one child is. It also features the option of using the seat in single mode with a basket for shopping beside it, a great solution for parents with limited storage space. Our home tester Sophie found it easy to steer with two kids in the seat and liked the fact that you can fold it down with the seat removed, which makes it much smaller.