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What to Look For in a Twin Pushchair

If you have two children or babies of similar age, a twin pushchair can be a great option. They provide two places to transport your little ones, and usually come with comfy carrycots or chairs for infants as well as car seat compatibility for older toddlers.

Look out for models with easy to use push handles and a GIANT basket. Accessories like cups and snack trays for parents and kids are also useful.

Tandem

The classic tandem twin pushchair sits side-by-side, allowing the children to look at each other. Some parents prefer this type of pushchair because it is less likely to cause siblings to fight over who gets which position. It's also a good option for places such as the zoo, where both children are able to view each their fellow. Tandem buggies can be larger than single buggies, however they are also more spacious and longer when they are pushed.

Some twin buggies begin life as single pushchairs but can be expanded to accommodate two seats or carrycots with the addition of an adapter. This can be an affordable option for families expecting more than one child, and it means you won't need to buy an entirely new buggy once your older child is outgrowing it. It might not be the best choice for twins in their early months, as they will need to be the same weight and age.

Another type of twin buggy is the jogger, that can be used in single or double mode and accommodates two car seats. It has an air-filled tire and a swivel forward wheel, so it can also be used on off-road trails. It is heavier than other options however it offers durability.

The Phil & Ted Sport double buggy sale jogger is a great choice for either the main compartment, or with a nifty strollers double kit that can be attached to the existing single seat. It comes with a single swivel wheel on the front and all-wheel suspension that makes it more stable than other joggers we tested. It's also compatible with many car seats.

This compact stroller, which is single to second hand double buggy, is ideal for urban adventures. Its easy maneuverability and large basket make it perfect for urban adventures. It comes with UPF 50+ sun canopy that can be extended to provide real shade. It also has a peekaboo window in the front seat so that both children can take in the view. The model doesn't have a built in recline, but it can be used with a Roma Gemini Carrycot (PS100 per carrycot) to create a flat area for infants or newborns. It can also be equipped with a toddler seat, making it an all-seater.

Convertible

A convertible twin pushchair is a versatile option that allows you to change the configuration as your kids get older. It is initially one pram but has adaptors that connect to the frame to allow for an additional seat, carrycot or car seat. These models are larger than standard buggy models but they can fit through doors and are easier to move around the kerbs. These models allow you to use two carrycots or a car seat for toddlers side by side, which is great for siblings.

The iCandy Peach 7 double buggy is a great example of this type. It can be configured in a variety of ways, including seats, car seats and carrycots. Our test team liked how light and slim it is for a double-seater, and also provides a large, sturdy and comfortable ride for kids. The simple and easy one-handed reclining lever on the back of the unit makes it easy for your child to lay on their backs.

The Uppababy Vista V2 stroller is another example. It comes with removable seats that can be placed to face either way, which makes it ideal for twins of any age. The RumbleSeat and PiggyBack riding boards that are attached to the middle frame can accommodate the third child.

Multiple configurations

The seating configuration of your twin pushchair may have a significant impact on its functionality. You should look for a variety of options that will allow you to change the direction that your child's seat faces depending on their mood, situation, or even as they grow. The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Twin, for example, is incredibly versatile, with reversible seats and bassinet configurations that allow siblings to face one another, you, or the exciting path ahead. The frame's clever design can be extended to accommodate an extra seat and can be used in Mono or double buggy converts to single mode, with a range of accessories that are available for both configurations.

A common choice of configuration for parents who are new is the side-by-side arrangement which means that one child is seated behind the other. This type of twin buggy is a bit narrower than a standard pushchair and can be maneuvered through doorways and on public transport. The Cybex gazelle S pushchair, for example offers more than 20 options to choose the most suitable configuration for your child. It can also take two car seats or carrycots in tandem mode.

The Valco Jump Seat attachment allows you to convert this side-by-side double running buggy buggy, designed for twins, into a running jogger. Both kids will be facing towards the forward direction. This allows you to keep up with your running companion and keeps the kids content as they explore.

In general twin pushchairs can be a little heavier than single pushchairs because they come with extra features, such as larger baskets and extra-padded seats and a padded seat, so take into consideration your lifestyle before choosing this type of stroller. It is also possible that they're more difficult to maneuver than a single pushchair and you may have to purchase additional accessories like rain covers or sunshades to protect your twins from the elements.

It is equally important to assess the quality of a Double running Stroller pushchair, as it's to ensure that it's in line with your budget and lifestyle. Look for brands that prioritise sustainability and offer detailed information about their manufacturing processes to ensure you're getting the most value for money. Joining online parenting groups or attending local events can provide valuable insight on the best twin pushchair.

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