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The best double pushchairs are easy to use, manoeuvrable and comfortable for you and your child. We've outlined some of the key features you'd expect to find on a double pushchair, from brands such as Bugaboo, Britax, iCandy and Phil and Teds, as well as helping you avoid some of the things that will make your double travel system or buggy a pig rather than pleasure to push and use day to day. We'd also recommend that you always go and try out your shortlist of double pushchairs in store before making a purchase. Take a look at our Best Buy double pushchair reviews to discover the models that Which? How much should I pay for a double pushchair? A simple side-by-side buggy can cost as little as around £120, but prices quickly climb to an eye-watering £1,000 plus for a premium convertible travel system. We've found Best Buys from around £250. Tandem prams These doubles have a front seat and a back seat and are also known as inline doubles. They can be basic umbrella-fold buggies or travel systems, although not all will fit two car seats and some only have one suitable-from-birth seat, so aren’t suitable for two newborns.
They can be as narrow as a single buggy, although are likely to be a little longer and often much heavier. Pros: Similar width to a single so can be negotiated through narrow spaces, your sleeping baby should remain undisturbed by the older child Cons: One child will usually have a restricted view, can be heavy and hard to manoeuvre, you often won’t have much storage space Double or twin pushchairs These are also known as side-by-side pushchairs and are the most traditional type of double pushchair. A very basic model will offer front-facing seats only. The seats may recline independently of each other. However, if you need a twin pushchair for your newborns, you can get twin travel systems with car seat and carrycot options. Examples of this type of pushchair are the Baby Jogger City Mini GT double, the Britax B-Agile double and Bumbleride Indie Twin. Look for one that isn’t so wide that it won't fit through any doorways (although you will struggle with some narrow doors), yet also has roomy enough seats for your growing children.
Pros: Both children have the same view and can interact with each other, you should get plenty of storage space in the shopping baskets Cons: Are usually quite wide as they have to accommodate two seats side by side, not really an option on public transport, not very versatile if you sometimes only need to transport one child Convertible double pushchairs Until recently, all convertible pushchairs were a form of inline or tandem pushchair. Phil and Teds was one of the first brands to offer this, but there are now lots of options on the market from big brands such as iCandy and Stokke. Most also have the option to attach carrycots and car seats. Nowadays, you can also buy a convertible side-by-side stroller – the Bugaboo Donkey. This expands widthways from a single pushchair with a side basket attachment, to a full double. Convertible double buggies are a great option if you think you're likely to have two children close in age. Many of the newer ones on the market work very well as singles and only need adaptor sets adding to make them suitable for a newborn and older child.
They'll generally still be a bit heavier and bigger when used as a single pram than some of our Best Buy single travel systems. Convertible pushchairs we’ve tested include the Babystyle Oyster Max, iCandy Peach 3 and the Phil and Teds Vibe. Pros: Can be swapped from single to double and back again Cons: When used as a single they aren’t generally aren’t as light and manoeuvrable as a non-converting option, you often lose your storage space/basket with the addition of the second seat, a converting tandem means one child has a restricted view and possibly a smaller, more basic seat Do you need a double buggy? If you're having twins the answer is probably yes. Otherwise a lot is going to depend on the age gap between your children as well as your lifestyle. So, before you rush out to buy the latest Phil and Teds or iCandy double, have a think about the following: How old will your eldest child be when the new baby arrives? You may find their willingness and ability to walk short distances improves.
Some toddlers refuse to travel in buggies anyway. How much walking do you do with your children? If it’s a fair distance to your older child’s nursery or you regularly go on long walks, you may find a double pram or alternative mode of getting your children there quickly invaluable. Do you use public transport regularly? Most double buggies are beasts to use on buses and trains. Can you fit a double into your home? Whether a tandem or twin side-by-side, a double pushchair will probably take up more room than a single. They're often heavy, too, so if you live in a flat and have to take your pushchair upstairs, you’ll need to consider this. Is a baby carrier or sling a good alternative? A single pushchair and baby carrier or sling that can be used for a newborn is a good way of getting away without the cost of a double buggy. We’ve reviewed baby carriers and slings that can be used from when your baby is born through to the toddler years. Our tests are based on the things that parents have told us are the most important to consider when buying a baby carrier, such as child and parent comfort along with the ease of getting your baby in and out.
Find out more about the benefits of a baby carrier in our guide to choosing a baby sling or carrier. However, a baby carrier and pushchair combination won’t work for everyone. In the early weeks after a caesarean section, for example, it’s likely you’ll be advised not to use a baby carrier or sling (but you may be told not to push a pushchair, too). If you walk long distances you may find the combined effort of pushing a heavy toddler while carrying your baby pretty tiring. Buggyboard, ride-on board or stroller platforms Most parents know them as buggyboards but this is down to the popularity of a product made by Lascal – the BuggyBoard. They're also called ride-on platforms and wheeled boards. Pushchair manufacturers, such as Bugaboo and Stokke, make their own branded versions, but there are several universal ones out there, too. These connect to the back of your pushchair frame to create a standing platform for your older child to stand on while holding the pushchair’s handles.