20 Myths About Twin Pushchairs: Busted

Which Twin Pushchairs Are Right For Your Family?

Whether you have twins, or your children are similar in age, a stokke double stroller stroller can aid in the transport of them safely and easily. Some of the models in this line, like the iCandy Wave, start life as single buggies, but can be converted to double mode as your family grows.

Side-by-side buggies

If you will be using lightweight twin stroller pushchairs for two children who are of similar age and require a side by side model is the best choice. Also known as a tandem or duo pushchair, these types of models typically come with multiple seating configurations so it is easy to move from one child to another, depending on their age and needs. They are great for twins or siblings who are close in age as they can sit together rather than facing each one another, which makes them feel more comfortable and less like they are being forced into a pair of seats.

Side-by-side buggies are often slimmer than you might think so they're an ideal choice for those who don't want their new double stroller to be bulky or impractical. Choose a model that is elegant and manageable, with plenty of storage space. A large shopping basket is also essential. You'll also want to ensure that the seats have recline positions, as having all the features that will ensure your children are comfortable, including canopies, headrests and footrests.

You'll also want to check how much the double buggy weighs, particularly if you have toddlers or infants and their car seat(s) or carrycot(s). It's important to know that a lot of double buggies are available in tandem or side-by-side configurations, so it's important to determine which one will be right for your family prior to making a buy.

A popular choice among parents is the Egg2 twin pushchair that is adored by parents for its sleek design and its versatility. It can be used as a one-person pushchair or as a tandem and has options for both front and rear seats (including a lie-flat carrycot and infant seat) making it easy to move from one child another. It is easy to use and comes with a wide range of colours to allow you to pick the right style for your child. In contrast to other brands, it has parent and child trays to store snacks and drinks perfect for keeping your children occupied.

Tandem buggies

If you're expecting twins or children who are similar in age, a tandem pushchair is the best option. Unlike twin prams or double buggies with kids sitting side by side, a tandem has one seat that is behind the other, and is a more compact design. It is easier to navigate narrow walkways like supermarket aisles, and public transportation. It also takes up less room in the boot of your car.

A tandem buggy of good quality will be comfortable and safe for your children. It must have a sturdy frame and safety harnesses that can be adjusted so that your child grows with it. Both seats should also be comfortable and have plenty of padding. The best models also come with recline positions that allow you to lie or sit down depending on your preference. Additionally, they have a protective canopy that can be extended over the front seat.

A buggy that folds with its seats attached is a crucial feature. Some are able to fold without the second seat, which can aid in reducing space if you're short on storage. Some also come with handy shoulder straps so they're easy to pick up if you're in a hurry.

A great option is the Joolz Geo 3, which can be used as a dual or single stroller and converts to include the carrycot for infants as well as a toddler's seat and a child-carrier board for older siblings. This allows the child who is younger to be seated in front of their parent for a more fun ride, while the older sibling can take in the view from the rear. It's a stylish, versatile twin pushchair that's suited to urban life and can cope with rocky terrain so it will grow with your family.

Cybex is another brand known for its innovation. Their Jupiter model takes the form of a sleek and light buggy that can be used a double or a single and can accommodate infants in a cocoon (sold separately) along with an infant in a rectangulated seat. This allows the smallest member of your family to ride in a fully-flat protected environment, while the bigger sibling can look out at the sights.

Single-to-double buggies

If you're a parent of twins and looking for a twin pushchair that can expand with your family, you can opt for a double-to-single buggy. These models have a frame that can be adapted to allow the addition of a second seat or carrycot. They're typically narrower than side-by-side twin buggy models, making them easier to maneuver through doors and public transportation. They can be less robust in rough terrain, and they can take up more space in your car's boot than a tandem model.

This type of design is best illustrated by the well-known egg2 single-to-double pushchair. It's sleek and stylish as a single, but provides a variety of configuration options as a double. This includes both infant seats and carrycots. This model doesn't allow siblings to face the parent. If you want your children to be close and have plenty of time to interact when they are on the move the larger tandem model is better.

You can also buy single-to-double buggies that include a travel system and can accommodate two or more car seats. These models are ideal when you intend to use your car seat and aren't afraid of changing it out when needed. These models are also ideal for those who don't know how long you'll require a pushchair for your twins and you want to be able extend your investment by adding a toddler seat.

A few brands have defied the trend by offering side-by-side single-to-double buggies. These include the Bugaboo Donkey and the Leclerc Influencer. The first is a stylish, functional design which enables users ready to grow double stroller add an extra seat or carrycot without the need for tools and it folds flat for easy storage. The slim model will fit in the majority of narrow entrances and smaller shops. The latter, meanwhile is a compact model that can be expanded with a single click and fits the second seat or carrycot in less than an hour. It's slightly longer than some other models, though it's not going to be suitable for very narrow passageways.

Carrycots

A carrycot is a great place for your newborn to rest and nap while you're out and about. Carrycots aren't just cozy and comfortable, they also come with tall sidewalls to protect your baby's delicate skin from rain, wind and sun. In fact, many of the top twin strollers include the carrycot in their bundle.

The majority of carrycots are designed to be used outdoors, in contrast to Moses baskets, which are designed to be used indoors only. Be sure to read the manufacturer's guidelines before taking your child on a stroll. Be aware that your child will outgrow the baby's carrycot at some point, so choose one with a weight limit of 9kg or more.

If you are looking for a twin-stroller with carrycot that meets European standards, make sure it's flammable and well ventilated. It should be light, with a compact footprint, to make it easy to carry around in your car. Also, consider choosing a model with an under-seat storage basket that can hold up to 22 pounds of gear. This will provide plenty of space to store all your baby's essentials, including an oversized shopping basket and changing mat.

The iCandy Peach is a good option for parents who are looking for an attractive and practical double pushchair with a top-quality carrycot. The latest generation of this model comes with an upgraded carrycot that's suitable for sleepovers. It's also foldable and comes in a range of colours.

Cher loved the iCandy for its one-handed folding, which she said was a clever feature. She also loved the soft cushioning and fleece-lined feetmuff, which will keep her little one warm. She also liked the fact that the iCandy can accommodate a toddler's seat at the base, making it ideal for families who plan to travel together for the next few years.

If your baby is crying in their carrycot it's because they're desperate to get up. They might also be frustrated that they can't see their surroundings or their parents. If this happens, change the pushchair as soon as you can to an infant stroller.