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Buying a Double Pram Pushchair

A double pram pushchair is the best option for parents who have more than one child. They're usually convertible, which means you can connect a bassinet, a second seat or car capsule.

Stylish and lightweight The sleek and stylish pram transforms into a twin using a clever frame that expands the width. It can also fit 2 carrycots, infant chairs or a stroller. The canopy is UPF 50+ and comes with windows that can be seen from afar.

Comfort

A double pram pushchair can be a good investment if you are expecting a new baby or the toddler has already become an avid walker. You might end up taking your child on long family walks or day excursions. It's important to keep in mind that not all double prams are the same, and you need to choose the best one that fits your needs.

Side by side double prams offer 2 seats next to each other, so that your children can see each other and interact whilst on a walk. However, they tend to be larger than single prams, and therefore may not fit through certain doors or be tricky to manoeuvre on crowded footpaths and in shopping centres. They are also bulkier when folded.

Tandem (in-line) double prams are slightly easier to manoeuvre but not as narrow as single prams. They are more difficult to fold as the seat is generally further away from the handle and they might have more components to assemble when you're ready to use them again. They are also more expensive than a double side-byside pram.

Many first-time parents opt for an convertible double pram to ensure their purchase is secure for the future and have the option of using it in either single or double mode depending on your family's needs. They tend to be quite large and bulky when folded, and may not suit your child after they have outgrown their pram seat. Do some research before purchasing.

Joolz offers a range of different double pram pushchairs in a tandem or in-line design that are easy to convert and are great for the growing family. The Venus is our most well-loved twin pram, since it can be used right from birth, with the additions of newborn cocoons. (PS59 per cocoon) This creates a level space for your baby. It can also be converted into a single with the addition of a toddler's board once your children are ready to transition to walking on their own.

Safety

To ensure that children safe and comfortable when out, it's crucial to select a double pushchair that has padded harnesses and seats. Double prams have more storage than single prams, making it much easier to transport snacks, extra clothing and toys for both children. There are a variety of options to choose from for you to choose from a double pram that is side by side or one that is front.

The most popular option for a double pram is a convertible one. They start as a single pram, but then can be paired with a second seat or bassinet/carry cot as well as infant car seats. They are ideal for parents who have two children that are close to their age and want to future proof their purchase.

Tandem prams are a different matter. They provide more flexibility in seating and allow a child to stand or sit on a toddler board while the parent pushes them. But, they're not 100% safe when it comes to sibling fights. It is best to avoid placing them in the same place.

Both types of double prams are available in a vast variety of styles and colours to ensure that you find the ideal one to suit your family's requirements and preferences. Many people prefer a side-by-side double pram for its versatility, as it is able to be easily converted into a twin travel system simply by adding Maxi-Cosi or Cybex baby car seat to the frame.

To save money, a lot of our double prams are available with a twin stroller set. These sets come with everything you need to convert your new pram into a twin travel system, including two large toddler seats and a sun canopy as well as a big shopping basket, and adapters for child car seats. This allows parents to save money by not having to purchase a separate twin stroller and is ideal for families that frequently go on the road. The Double Trouble Twin Pram comes with a set of toddler seats suitable for babies up to. They can be used in conjunction with the Maxi-Cosi Infino and Cybex Infino Car Seat to create a complete twin travel system.

Storage

A double pram pushchair can seem like a daunting task, but it's worth doing the research prior to making a purchase. There are a myriad of factors to consider including comfort for your children and parents, fold, weight, size and wheels. It is also important to consider the fabric and construction. A quality pram will last longer, and be able to be easily repaired and will have a higher price for resales.

Another feature to consider is the number of pram set bassinets or seats that the double pushchair is able to accommodate. If you're looking to secure the future of your purchase, consider a tandem (in-line) double buggy. This type of double stroller has the children positioned on opposite sides which makes it much easier to get through doors and public transportation. Double buggies that are tandem are typically bigger overall than a single pram pushchair, but it's essential to check the dimensions prior to buying.

If you're looking for a stylish, city-friendly double pram pushchair, check out the Joolz Geo 3 Double. This sleek model has a small size that allows it to fit through narrow doors and on public transport. It can be used by twins or a baby and toddler or even older siblings using the UPPAbaby PiggyBack board. The Geo 3 is easy-to-steer, features a large basket and is backed by an unbeatable warranty that will give you security.

If you're not looking for a pram that will expand with your child there are many alternatives to pick from. There are a variety of small, single-seat pushchairs which include a large undercarriage storage basket and tray for parents. Some models come with a single hand fold and swivel wheels on the front to allow for greater maneuverability. These models are ideal for day excursions, short walks, or running through the streets. These models are perfect for grandparents and childcare providers who wish to load their pushchairs into their car boot or on public transportation. This model comes in a range of fashionable colors, so you'll be able to find one that matches your family's style.

Style

For many parents, the style of their double pram pushchair is a big consideration. There are a lot of stylish and practical options available to meet the needs of any.

The most popular option is a side-by-side double pram with two fixed seats for children with similar age. They are typically smaller than tandem or in-line double pushchairs, making them easier to slide through doors and navigate on busy footpaths and in stores. They can be used in conjunction with car seats or carrycots in the event that they are needed, based on your preference.

A single-to double conversion kit enables you to transform your existing pushchair by adding a second seat. This is an ideal option if want to ensure your investment is secure and save the expense of buying a brand new double buggy. Our favourite option for this is the Joolz Geo3 double pram which combines both styles with an innovative frame that can be expanded to accommodate the second seat. It can be used with two carseats or carrycots and includes a space to accommodate a toddler stroller seat if your child is older and ready for it.

The Babybee LUNA is a stylish alternative. This extremely safe and stylish double pram is designed to suit infants aged between birth and five years old. Both seats independently recline to a fully flat position (which is recommended for newborns until they reach 6 months in age). The LUNA can also be used with two car seats or a comfortable LUNA cocoon. It adheres to Australian safety standards.

Non-convertible side-by-side double prams can be a good choice, especially for families with children who are close to their age. But, it's important to keep in mind that these types of prams are generally larger than other double buggies and aren't easy to maneuver on footpaths that are crowded and up and down kerbs.

If you want a less bulky alternative you can try the Cybex DUO2, which is available in both mono and duo modes. It features a large shopping basket that sits behind the seat in parent-facing mode and features a reversible seat so that you can choose to have your baby facing either you or the world.