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Buying a Double Buggy From Birth

When you are deciding on the perfect 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 to age ranges to folding mechanisms and storage space.

A must-have for active families This buggy will grow with your family from twins through to toddlers. It's light and easy to maneuver and can handle uneven terrain with ease.

What type of buggy would you prefer?

Double buggys are ideal for transporting two children at once even if they're not the same age. They can be used as prams, and they have recline mechanisms in each seat, so your children can sit or lay down in various positions. Many have ample storage for everything from drinks and snacks to wipes and nappies. They're usually lightweight, easy to fold and are compact enough to fit in the car boot. If you travel a lot amount, it's essential to check that the buggy can be easily pushed around with the folded wheels in your car boot, and then removed.

The most popular type of double buggy is the side by side that you've probably seen on other mothers' pushchairs or even rode in as a child yourself. They are ideal for older siblings that want to keep up with you, or for twins and typically have a large number of seating configurations (including 'cinema' seats) for your little ones to choose from. They're usually easy to drive and, if you opt for a model that has soft suspension, they can be a breeze to get rid of the kerbs.

Tandem buggies are a popular option since they're easier to turn than side-by-side. This is because the second seat is positioned behind the first instead of on top of it. The seats are generally wider and bulkier than a side-by-side, so you should check whether they are able to pass through doors or on public transport. They can be used to transport twins, a toddler, three children with the addition of a buggy board.

Lastly there are the'single-to-double' convertibles which can be used as a single pushchair from birth then convert to a double by attaching a second seat, carrycot or car seat to their clever frame. They're more expensive than tandem buggies and side-by-side buggies, however they provide a lot of flexibility and come with a premium selling price. They're generally easy to steer, come with an enormous storage basket and can cope well on uneven surfaces. Some even have an integrated ride-on board that can be used as 'cinema seating' for your child's older.

Do you have twins?

Double buggys are the best way to transport your children, whether they are twins or older siblings. There are two kinds of double buggies: tandem buggies which have one child sitting above the other, and side-byside buggies. Both can be fitted with two fixed seats, however side-by-side buggies tend to be smaller in width to allow for access through doors. Tandems are typically larger overall. They can also accommodate both seats for toddlers and a carrycot.

Do you have children?

Being a parent to a child can feel like a big responsibility initially, particularly when you need to be attentive to the infant. They may be a bit irritated if they are placed in a baby carrier as you push the older one along and having a double buggy from the start can make things simpler. It can also help your child settle into their new role as big brother or sister'.

The side-by-side double buggies could be a great choice for twins, since both children will have the same view. However, they are bulky and heavy. The Leclerc B-AGILE DUAL is a compact double buggy with a unique frame that expands in width and can accommodate two fixed seats. It also comes with a variety of configuration options, including the second seat for a bassinet.

We also recommend the Mountain Buggy Double Trailblazer for families that love to explore. This innovative buggy starts off as a single pushchair and is then convertible into a double by adding a second seat, carrycot or car seat (depending on the model). Its smooth ride is perfect for rough terrain and comes with a variety of clever features that will ensure that everyone is happy.

Do you require a traveling system?

Double buggies are great for bringing your kids around in comfort but they're not essential for every family. Depending on your lifestyle and the age gap between your children you may be able to get by using a single stroller with some attachments like baby carriers and toddler harnesses which allow you to transport 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 come with two seats that are next to each other, meaning that your children will be able to see each one another. However, they are generally larger than a single pushchair, and are difficult to maneuver around kerbs. Tandem buggies are a compact option that has one seat at the front and a second one at the back. However, they can be heavy and lengthy to push.

Convertible double buggies allow you to convert a single stroller into double buggy by attaching an infant car seat to the frame. This way, you can keep your newborn snuggled up comfortably in their car seat until they're ready to move into the main buggy seat. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is an excellent illustration of this. It's suitable for twins, a baby and toddler or even three kids with the addition of the optional PiggyBack board.

When best compact double stroller get older and more mobile, you can use a double buggy to take them on bike rides or day excursions in which they prefer to walk. It's important to remember that your children may not always be comfortable in a stroller and might become tired and disgruntled on longer outings.

Before you invest in a double stroller, think about the above factors and your family's unique situation. A durable and reliable double buggy can make life easier, particularly when you need to navigate through busy streets or crowded malls.