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Buying a Tandem Double Buggy

If you have twins or children close in age, a tandem double stroller buggie is a great option. They're a bit smaller than side-byside buggies and ideal for navigating narrow spaces like doorways, on public transport and on rocky terrain.

Some are able to be converted into travel systems that take two carrycots or child car seats. They can be heavier, longer and less stable than a single pushchair.

Convertible

If you're looking for a convertible stroller that converts from single to double or to add a second seat to an existing one, there are several options available. The UPPAbaby V2 is a spacious, gorgeous stroller. It can easily be converted from a single to a dual by adding the seating area with a rumble. It is more expensive and less maneuverable because the second seat is positioned on top of the first seat. Nuna Demi Grow is a similar model however, it doesn't have storage underneath the seat when it's used as a double buggy travel system stroller.

Other options include all-terrain twin buggies as well as fixed-wheel joggers that can hold two children. These tend to be more expensive, however they're designed for long-distance trips over rough terrain and could have greater resales value.

Independent recline of the seat

If you're looking for a double buggy that can transport children of different ages, you'll need a buggy that has an recline that is independent for both seats. This allows your child of a higher age to be able to relax while your baby is in the bassinet and vice versa.

You'll also have to consider the width of the stroller as it will impact how easy it is to get through doors and on public transport. If you have extremely narrow doorways then it might be worth considering a side-by-side pushchair twin like the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the advantage of having a footprint comparable to a single buggy, however, it is able to use two seats and car seat adaptors.

Tandem buggies are generally a little longer than side-by-side models and so aren't as difficult to maneuver around kerbs but they can accommodate a wider range of car/car/seat combinations, making them a good option for twins or siblings of various age. These buggies are also more expensive than single-to-double buggies however they're worth it if you intend on keeping it for many years. They will also retain some value if you decide to sell it when your children have outgrown it.

Another important feature to look for is whether the backs of the seats can recline independently of each other since this will allow you to put your child in the best position to nap or observe. This is important if your child is in the back seat and wishes to take a nap while the more mature child prefers to sit up and observe the surrounding.

A few brands have an exclusive seat design that allows the back seat to fully recline into a nearly flat position that is perfect for infants. The iCandy Orange, for example is a stadium-style seat that can be reclined to various positions. It also comes with UPF 50+ canopy and peekaboo windows.

Wider than twin buggies

You don't need to have twins in order to benefit from a bigger double buggy - they're ideal for siblings of different age groups. They allow you to get around without having to worry about your children touching. They're usually a more spacious, with one seat behind the other. The seats can be reclined fully for babies or placed in an upright position for toddlers.

Mountain Buggy Duet is a popular option. It has the slimmest design side-by-side on the market, and a footprint that is like a single stroller. It comes with an adjustable handle that makes it easier for parents to push and a handbrake that is useful on steep hills. It can be used from birth and is compatible with a range of car seats and carrycots, which means it is a great travel system.

Another alternative is the iCandy Wave, which has an easy one-click fold and is able to be used in mono or duo mode. Its innovative frame can be expanded to allow for a second seat and can be used with up to two carrycots or car seats so it's an excellent option for older siblings who want to sit together and share the view. It's slightly longer than some other models, but it's easy to steer and has soft suspension that is able to handle the kerbs.

There are also a variety of 3-wheeler inline tandems available - check out Phil and Teds' inline models or iCandy's Peach and Pear buggies, for example that provide stability and swift steering. Most of them can be folded into the size of one buggy which is useful if you struggle with storage at home or frequently need to transport it into and out of the boot on public transport.

It's worth bearing in mind that a wide double buggy will feel bulkier and heavier than a smaller single buggy Make sure that it's what you need before purchasing. You'll need to take it on and off subways, trains and buses frequently, so it must be easy to operate and manage. You might also have to move it on and off the car seat when taking your children to school or nursery so you'll need to know it is able to be maneuvered in small spaces.

From your birth, you are a good candidate

You'll need a pushchair for your entire family, regardless of whether you're expecting twins or if you have a child after having your first. double pram stroller buggies tend to be heavier and bulkier, as well as more expensive than single strollers. However, they are more maneuverable in tighter doors, or around obstacles like curbs. Many double buggies work with piggyback boards (available from the manufacturer or as an add-on). This allows you to transport three children simultaneously.

Tandem pushchairs put one child in the front of the other, and they're usually a better option for families with two children who are similar in age to be able to live well. But they're not completely safe: Siblings in side-by-side seats could kick or punch each other, and children with different heights may argue over who gets to sit higher. This issue can be addressed by a tandem high-low design that elevates the seat to the rear. Your child's older one will not be sitting at the bottom of the car and won't be able to get an opportunity to see.

The iCandy Wave is a good alternative for parents looking for a convertible double buggy that includes a carrycot that can accommodate both infants and an older child. It features a smart frame that expands widthways when you add a second seat, and folds flat to make it a compact double buggy storage. The cushioned buckles, straps and seats are all of the best quality we have encountered in any of our tests. You can recline both seats independently and the canopy is large and generous with UPF 50+ protection and windows that can be seen from a distance.

The only drawback of the iCandy is that it's a little expensive, but a quality tandem will last for years and will retain its resale value, so you'll probably get back some of the cost over the long term. The iCandy doesn't have the same seating configurations as our other top picks. However, it's a good option for families who don't want to spend much money.