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Buying a Double Buggy From Birth

When it comes to choosing the ideal double buggy, there are a lot of aspects to consider. We spoke to Fourth Trimester postnatal retreat expert Katie Billingsley for her advice on everything from seating options, age ranges to folding mechanisms and storage space.

A must-have for families with active children This buggy can grow with your family from twins to toddlers. It's lightweight and has great maneuverability and can tackle uneven terrain with ease.

What type of buggy do you want?

A double buggy is great for transporting two children, but not necessarily of the same age, side by side. They can also be used as prams. Each seat has an adjustable mechanism that allows your children can sit or lie down in different positions. They're often spacious enough to store everything from snacks and drinks to wipes and nappies. They are often lightweight, fold easily, and small enough to fit in the car boot. If you're someone who drives a lot, it's worth checking the buggy's maneuverability with the wheels folded and to take out and into your boot.

You might have seen this kind of double buggy converts to single, Hefeiyechang.com, buggy on other moms strollers or even in one as a kid. They're ideal for twins or older siblings who want to keep up with you. They also come in various seating configurations such as 'cinema seats'. They are generally easy to navigate, and if you choose a model with a soft suspension, they are able to effortlessly handle the kerbs.

Tandem buggies are a popular option because they're easier to turn than a side-by-side. This is due to the fact that the second seat is placed behind the first one, instead of sitting over it. The seats are usually bigger and bulkier than a side by side and you must ensure whether they can fit through doors or on public transport. They can be used for twins, a baby and toddler or three children with the addition of a buggy.

Lastly there are the'single-to-double' convertibles which can be used as a single pushchair from birth then convert to a pushchairs double by attaching a second seat, carrycot or car seat to their clever frame. They're more expensive than tandem buggies or side-byside buggies, however they provide a lot of flexibility and have a high selling price. They are easy to steer and feature an ample storage basket. They also have the ability to handle uneven surfaces. Some models even come with built-in ride-on boards and 'cinema seating' for your older child.

Do you have twins?

If your children are twins or siblings of different age groups, a double buggy is the best way to transport them around. There are two kinds of double buggies: tandem buggies where one child is seated over the other, and side-byside buggies. Both buggies can be fitted with two seats fixed. However side by side double stroller-by-side buggies tend to be narrower to be able to pass through doors. Tandems tend to be wider in general. They can also accommodate an infant seat and a carrycot.

Do you have one?

Being a parent to a child can feel like an overwhelming responsibility at first, especially when you must tend to the baby. They may be feeling a little secluded when they are in an infant carrier while you push the older one ahead, so having a double buggy from the start can make things simpler. It can also provide your child with the feeling of pride that comes with knowing that they are able to be "big brother or sister" and help them settle into their role.

Double buggies that are side-by-side are often considered the best option for twins since they allow both children to have the same view, but they can be bulky and heavy. We love the streamlined B-AGILE DOUBLE from Leclerc with its innovative frame that opens widthways to take two seats fixed and provides different configuration options, including using the second seat as baby carrier or a bassinet.

We recommend the Mountain Buggy Double Trailblazer to families who love to explore. This nifty buggy is a single pushchair that can be transformed into a double by adding an additional seat or carrycot (depending on the model). Its smooth ride is perfect for rough terrain, and it features many thoughtful features that are sure to keep everyone content.

Do you require a travel system?

Double buggies are ideal for transporting your children around in comfort, but they're not the ideal purchase for every family. Depending on your lifestyle and the age gap between your kids you might be able to do with a single stroller and some attachments, such as toddler harnesses and baby carriers that let you carry your child around on their backs or in front of you.

There are three different types of double buggies: tandem side-by-side, and convertible. Side-by-side buggies have the two seats next to each other, meaning that your children can see each other. However, these tend to be wider than a single pushchair, and can be difficult to maneuver up and down kerbs. Tandem buggies are an alternative that is smaller, with one seat in the front and another in the rear, however they can be still quite large and heavy to push.

Convertible double buggies are wonderful because they let you convert your stroller into an additional buggy by attaching an infant car seat or bassinet to the frame. This will allow you to keep your baby safely in their car seat until they're ready for a move into the main buggy seat. The UPPAbaby V2 is a good example - it can be used for twins, a toddler and an infant, or even three children with the option of a PiggyBack Board.

When your children become older and more able, you can use a double buggy to take them on bicycle rides or for day trips where they might prefer to walk. It's important to remember that your children may not always enjoy being in a stroller and might get tired and angry during longer trips.

Before you decide to purchase a double buggy that converts to single stroller, consider the factors above and your family's unique circumstances. A reliable and sturdy double buggy can make your life simpler, especially when you have to navigate through busy streets or crowded malls.