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Buying a Tandem double buggy with carrycot Buggy
If you have twins or children very close in age, a tandem double buggy is a great choice. They're narrower than side-by-side buggies, and ideal for maneuvering tight spaces such as doors, on public transport and on rocky terrain.
Some convert into travel systems to take 2 carrycots or car seats. However, they are heavier and longer than single pushchairs and may feel less stable as they bump up kerbs.
Convertible
If you're looking for a convertible stroller that can be converted from a single to a double or to add a second seat to an existing one, there's many options to choose from. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is a large, gorgeous stroller that can easily be converted from a single stroller to a double by adding the rumble seating (available separately). It is more expensive and less maneuverable because the second seat is located in front of the first seat. Nuna Demi Grow is a similar model however, it doesn't have storage under the seat when it's used as a double stroller.
Other alternatives include lightweight twin stroller buggies with all-terrain wheels as well as joggers that have fixed wheels that can hold two children. These are more expensive, but they are designed for long trips on rough terrain and have a higher resale price.
Independent seat recline
If you need a double buggy to carry children of different age groups, then you'll need a buggy that has an independent seat recline for both seats. This allows your child of a higher age to be able to relax while your baby is in a bassinet, and the reverse is true.
You'll also need to think about the size of the pushchair as this will impact how easy it is to traverse doors and public transportation. If you have very narrow doors, it could be a good idea to consider a side-byside pushchair, such as the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the advantage of having a footprint similar to a single buggy, but can still use two seats and car seat adaptors.
Tandem buggies tend to be larger than side-by-side models, which makes them more difficult to maneuver around and down kerbs. However they can be able to accommodate more combinations of car seats/car seats/seats and are the perfect choice for twins and siblings of various age. These buggies are priced higher than single to double buggies, but they're worth the cost if you plan on keeping it for many years. They'll also keep a good amount of value when sold once your children are old enough to use the buggie.
Another thing to look for is whether the backs of the seats can recline independently of one another since this will allow you to put your child in the ideal position for napping or observation. This is essential when your child is in the back seat and wants to nap while the more mature child prefers to sit up and observe the surroundings.
A few brands have a unique seat design which allows the back seat to fully recline into a nearly flat position, which is ideal for babies. For instance the iCandy Orange has raised stadium-style seating and can recline both the toddler seat that comes with it as well as the optional RumbleSeat into multiple positions to give your kids a a choice of where they will sit, as well as providing an excellent UPF 50+ canopy with peekaboo windows.
Larger than twin buggy buggies
You don't need to have twins to benefit from a larger double buggy. They're perfect for siblings of different ages and allow you to move around without having to worry about your children touching each other. They're typically a little larger with one seat positioned behind the other and usually providing a flat recline for newborns (or a more upright position for toddlers).
Mountain Buggy Duet is a popular choice. It is the tiniest design side-by-side on the market and a footprint like a single stroller. It comes with an adjustable handle that makes it easier for parents to push, and a handbrake which is useful on steep hills. It is suitable from birth and is compatible with a range of car seats and carrycots, which means it is a great travel system.
The iCandy Wave is another option. It folds in mono or duo mode in a single click. Its clever frame expands to accommodate a second chair and can be used to accommodate up to two car seats or carrycots. This makes it an ideal option for older siblings who wish to be seated together. It's a bit longer than other models, but it still isn't heavy and has a soft suspension for curbs.
There are also a variety of 3-wheeler tandems inline available - check out Phil and Teds' inline models or iCandy's Peach and Pear buggies, for instance that provide stability and quick steering. They can be folded into one buggy in case you have a small space at home or need to carry it from the car to the bus station.
It's worth bearing in mind that a wide double buggy will feel heavier and bulkier than a single buggy that is smaller, so make sure you're getting what you need before you buy. It is likely to be used on trains, buses and subways frequently, so it must be easy to use and manage. You might need to manage the car seat when taking your child to school or nursery.
From birth
You'll need a pushchair for your entire family, whether you're expecting twins or you have another child after you've had your first. Double seat stroller buggies tend to be heavier and bulkier, as well as more expensive than single strollers. However they are also 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 at the same time.
Tandem pushchairs put one child ahead of the other. They're a great choice if your children are close in age and get along well. They're not completely safe. Siblings sitting side-by-side can punch or kick one another and children with different heights could argue over who sits higher. This problem can be solved by a tandem high-low model that elevates the seat in the rear. Your child's older one will not be seated on the lowest part of the car and won't be able to get an opportunity to see.
The iCandy Wave is a good option for parents who are looking for a convertible lightest double stroller buggy that includes a carrycot that can accommodate both the newborn and the older child. It has a clever frame that expands in width when you add a second seat. It folds flat to make it a compact storage. The padded seats, straps and buckles are all of the best quality we have seen in our testing. The seats can be reclined independently, and the canopies are large and generous with UPF 50+ protection as well as windows that can be seen from a distance.
The only drawback to the iCandy is that it's a little on the expensive side, but a quality tandem will last a long time and maintain its resale value, so you'll likely recoup some of the cost in the long run. It doesn't have the same selection of seating options as some of our other top choices however, the iCandy is a good option for families who don't want to spend a lot.
If you have twins or children very close in age, a tandem double buggy is a great choice. They're narrower than side-by-side buggies, and ideal for maneuvering tight spaces such as doors, on public transport and on rocky terrain.
Some convert into travel systems to take 2 carrycots or car seats. However, they are heavier and longer than single pushchairs and may feel less stable as they bump up kerbs.
Convertible
If you're looking for a convertible stroller that can be converted from a single to a double or to add a second seat to an existing one, there's many options to choose from. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is a large, gorgeous stroller that can easily be converted from a single stroller to a double by adding the rumble seating (available separately). It is more expensive and less maneuverable because the second seat is located in front of the first seat. Nuna Demi Grow is a similar model however, it doesn't have storage under the seat when it's used as a double stroller.
Other alternatives include lightweight twin stroller buggies with all-terrain wheels as well as joggers that have fixed wheels that can hold two children. These are more expensive, but they are designed for long trips on rough terrain and have a higher resale price.
Independent seat recline
If you need a double buggy to carry children of different age groups, then you'll need a buggy that has an independent seat recline for both seats. This allows your child of a higher age to be able to relax while your baby is in a bassinet, and the reverse is true.
You'll also need to think about the size of the pushchair as this will impact how easy it is to traverse doors and public transportation. If you have very narrow doors, it could be a good idea to consider a side-byside pushchair, such as the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the advantage of having a footprint similar to a single buggy, but can still use two seats and car seat adaptors.
Tandem buggies tend to be larger than side-by-side models, which makes them more difficult to maneuver around and down kerbs. However they can be able to accommodate more combinations of car seats/car seats/seats and are the perfect choice for twins and siblings of various age. These buggies are priced higher than single to double buggies, but they're worth the cost if you plan on keeping it for many years. They'll also keep a good amount of value when sold once your children are old enough to use the buggie.
Another thing to look for is whether the backs of the seats can recline independently of one another since this will allow you to put your child in the ideal position for napping or observation. This is essential when your child is in the back seat and wants to nap while the more mature child prefers to sit up and observe the surroundings.
A few brands have a unique seat design which allows the back seat to fully recline into a nearly flat position, which is ideal for babies. For instance the iCandy Orange has raised stadium-style seating and can recline both the toddler seat that comes with it as well as the optional RumbleSeat into multiple positions to give your kids a a choice of where they will sit, as well as providing an excellent UPF 50+ canopy with peekaboo windows.
Larger than twin buggy buggies
You don't need to have twins to benefit from a larger double buggy. They're perfect for siblings of different ages and allow you to move around without having to worry about your children touching each other. They're typically a little larger with one seat positioned behind the other and usually providing a flat recline for newborns (or a more upright position for toddlers).
Mountain Buggy Duet is a popular choice. It is the tiniest design side-by-side on the market and a footprint like a single stroller. It comes with an adjustable handle that makes it easier for parents to push, and a handbrake which is useful on steep hills. It is suitable from birth and is compatible with a range of car seats and carrycots, which means it is a great travel system.
The iCandy Wave is another option. It folds in mono or duo mode in a single click. Its clever frame expands to accommodate a second chair and can be used to accommodate up to two car seats or carrycots. This makes it an ideal option for older siblings who wish to be seated together. It's a bit longer than other models, but it still isn't heavy and has a soft suspension for curbs.
There are also a variety of 3-wheeler tandems inline available - check out Phil and Teds' inline models or iCandy's Peach and Pear buggies, for instance that provide stability and quick steering. They can be folded into one buggy in case you have a small space at home or need to carry it from the car to the bus station.
It's worth bearing in mind that a wide double buggy will feel heavier and bulkier than a single buggy that is smaller, so make sure you're getting what you need before you buy. It is likely to be used on trains, buses and subways frequently, so it must be easy to use and manage. You might need to manage the car seat when taking your child to school or nursery.
From birth
You'll need a pushchair for your entire family, whether you're expecting twins or you have another child after you've had your first. Double seat stroller buggies tend to be heavier and bulkier, as well as more expensive than single strollers. However they are also 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 at the same time.
Tandem pushchairs put one child ahead of the other. They're a great choice if your children are close in age and get along well. They're not completely safe. Siblings sitting side-by-side can punch or kick one another and children with different heights could argue over who sits higher. This problem can be solved by a tandem high-low model that elevates the seat in the rear. Your child's older one will not be seated on the lowest part of the car and won't be able to get an opportunity to see.
The iCandy Wave is a good option for parents who are looking for a convertible lightest double stroller buggy that includes a carrycot that can accommodate both the newborn and the older child. It has a clever frame that expands in width when you add a second seat. It folds flat to make it a compact storage. The padded seats, straps and buckles are all of the best quality we have seen in our testing. The seats can be reclined independently, and the canopies are large and generous with UPF 50+ protection as well as windows that can be seen from a distance.
The only drawback to the iCandy is that it's a little on the expensive side, but a quality tandem will last a long time and maintain its resale value, so you'll likely recoup some of the cost in the long run. It doesn't have the same selection of seating options as some of our other top choices however, the iCandy is a good option for families who don't want to spend a lot.댓글목록 0
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