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Buying a Tandem lightweight double pushchair Buggy

A tandem double buggy could be a great choice if you have twins, or children who are close in age. They are narrower than side-by-side buggies and are great for small spaces such as doors, public transport, and rough terrain.

Some can be converted to travel systems that can take two carrycots or car seats for children. They are typically heavier, longer and less stable than a single pushchair.

Convertible

There are a variety of options for adding a second seating or converting a single stroller to a double. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is a big, beautiful stroller that can easily be converted from a single model to a double by adding the rumble seating (available separately). However, it's expensive and less maneuverable than other dual strollers due to the fact that the second seat is placed behind the front seat. Nuna Demi Grow is a similar model however, it doesn't have storage underneath the seat when used as a lightweight double buggy stroller.

Other alternatives include all-terrain twin buggy buggies as well as fixed-wheel joggers which can be used to accommodate two children. These are more expensive, but they are designed to last longer on rough terrain and come with a higher resale price.

Reclining seat recline independently

If you're looking for a double pram buggy buggy that can carry children of different ages, you'll require a model with an recline that is independent for both seats. This allows your child of a higher age to be able to relax while your baby is sleeping in a bassinet, and vice versa.

It is also important to think about the size of the pushchair as this will affect how easy it is to get through doors and on public transport. If you have very narrow doorways then it might be worth considering a side-by-side pushchair, such as the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the advantage of having a footprint similar to a single buggy, but can still accommodate two seats and car seat adaptors.

Tandem buggies are usually slightly longer than side-by-side models and therefore aren't easily maneuverable through kerbs and up and down, but they can accommodate a bigger range of car seat/car seat combinations, and are a great option for twins or siblings of various age. They can also be more expensive than single-to double buggies, but are worth the purchase if you plan to keep it for years and will retain a decent amount of resale value if you sell it on after your children have grown out of it.

This feature will allow you to put your child in the most comfortable position for naps and observation. This is especially important when you have a child younger than in the rear seat who will be inclined to lie down and relax while the older child wants to sit and observe their surroundings.

A few brands have a unique seat design which allows the back seat to fully recline into a nearly flat position that is perfect for infants. The iCandy Orange, for example is a stadium-style seat that can be reclined to various positions. It also comes with UPF 50+ sun protection and windows that peek out.

Larger than twin stroller side by side buggies

There's no need to have twins to benefit from a wider double buggy. They're perfect for siblings of different ages and allow you to get around without worrying about your children touching. They're typically a bit larger with one seat placed behind the other and usually providing a flat recline for infants (or an upright position for toddlers).

Mountain Buggy Duet is a popular option. It has the slimmest design of the two-in-ones on the market, and a footprint that is comparable to one 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 can be used from birth and is compatible with a range of car seats and carrycots, meaning it is a great travel system.

The iCandy Wave is another option. It can be folded in duo or mono mode in a single click. The frame's clever design expands in width to accommodate a second chair and can be used to accommodate up to two car seats or carrycots. This makes it an ideal choice for older siblings that would like to sit together. It's a bit bigger than the other models, but it still feels light and has soft suspension for curbs.

There are also a variety of 3-wheeler inline tandems available - check out Phil and Teds' inline models or iCandy's Peach and Pear buggies, for instance that provide stability and quick steering. They are often folded into the size of one buggie which is useful if you struggle with storage at home or need to lug it in and out of your car on public transport.

Be aware that a two-wheeled buggy is more heavy and heavier than one compact double stroller buggy. Be sure you know what you want before you buy. You'll need to take it on and off subways, buses, and trains often, so it should be easy to operate and manage. You might also have to juggle it onto and off the car seat when you take your children to school or nursery so you'll need to be aware it is able to be maneuvered within small spaces.

The best time to start is when you are born.

You'll need a pushchair for your entire family regardless of whether you're expecting twins or you have another child after having your first. Double buggies tend to be a bit heavier, bulkier and cost more than single strollers, but they are also more maneuverable through narrower doors or around obstacles such as curbs. Many double buggies work with piggyback boards (available from the manufacturer or as an accessory). This lets you transport three children at once.

Tandem pushchairs put one child in the front of the other, so they're usually a better option when you have two children who are similar in age to get along well. They're not foolproof. Siblings who are sitting side-by-side could kick or punch each other and children with different heights may fight over who is sitting higher. This issue can be resolved by a tandem high-low model that elevates the seat to the back. Your child's older will not be sitting at the bottom of the car and won't be able to get an opportunity to see.

The iCandy Wave is a good alternative for parents looking for a convertible double buggy with a carrycot that can fit both a newborn and an older child. It has a clever frame that can be expanded in width when you add a second seat and folds down to flattish storage. The cushioned buckles, straps and seats are all of the highest quality we have encountered in our testing. The canopies are large in size, UPF 50+ protection, as well as a the window is peekaboo. Both seats can be reclined independently.

The only drawback of the iCandy is that it's a little expensive but a high-quality tandem will last a long time and maintain its resale value, so you'll probably get back some of the cost in the long run. The iCandy doesn't come with the same seating arrangements as our other top choices. It's nevertheless a good option for families who don't want to spend lots of money.