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Buying a Double Infant Stroller

A double stroller gives parents with multiple children an enjoyable way to take their children around. The best strollers are simple to fold and transport and can easily fit in a car trunk and provide a variety of seating arrangements for children of varying age groups.

Parents with children of a similar age may find that a side by side or sit-and-stand style works best to avoid sibling fights about who is allowed to ride in which seat. We also recommend options that accept two infant car seats such as the UPPAbaby v2 Double.

Comfort

It is crucial that your toddler and baby are comfortable in the stroller. Pick a stroller that has comfortable seats and swiveling tires at the front to smooth out bumps on the road. Also, select one that has buckles that are easily removed and fastened.

You can also look for a large, UPF 50+ canopy, which provides sun protection and ample coverage for both kids. Another feature that is comfortable is the adjustable footrests, which let your child stand up in the back of the seat when they get tired. Some double to single buggy strollers give this feature to both children, including the Safety 1st model that is the top-selling model.

The number of seats you select in your stroller depends on the weights and ages of the kids that are using it. For instance, a side by side stroller lets you keep an eye on two children simultaneously which is perfect for twins or siblings close in age. It's wider than other configurations, and can be difficult to maneuver through crowded or narrow areas.

On the other hand, a sit-and stand stroller gives older siblings the chance to stand while you push the baby in an infant car seat. It's not ideal for newborns, but it can be a good fit when your children are about three years old and are able to walk for longer distances.

Another alternative is a convertible stroller that has multiple seating options and can be used as a single or double for a long time. Rebecca says this type of stroller is a good option for parents who wish to buy one stroller but are planning to use it with two children. It's more expensive than the top tandem choice however it will last an extended period of time and comes with a great resale price, she adds.

This stroller by UPPAbaby is a double stroller that converts into a single or a toddler-and-RumbleSeat configuration. It is not as compact as some other options but it does have an elegant design and premium material. It's compatible with UPPAbaby infant car seats, and comes with an adjustable handlebar that can be telescopically adjusted and easy-to-press brakes. It also comes with tires filled with foam that will not wear out and an ample storage basket.

Ease of Use

A double stroller isn't a cheap investment, so parents are often looking for one that is simple to use. That means a wide range of features, ranging from the ability to fold it up compactly to adjusting the handlebar height to accommodate different users, must be readily available. Some models come with multiple storage compartments that allow families to separate belongings to make them easy to access. They also have parent consoles and organizer bags to keep keys, phones, and other essentials at hand.

A twin umbrella stroller must be able adapt to the changing requirements of your family as time goes by. For instance, a budget-friendly option like the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double includes a modular system that lets you add a second seat, convert it into a triple using an incline board, or change to a single mode by using a rear bench. This flexibility will let double strollers last as long as you need it to.

When it comes to maneuverability, some side-by-side models struggle to turn at a whim however, many of our Lab testers loved the simplicity and maneuverability of the inline Baby Jogger City Mini GT2. This model is compatible with our top-rated car seats for infants and can be used by twins or children of different ages. The telescoping handles and simple-to-use brakes allow it to be more mobile than other double strollers we tested.

On the other side, the UPPAbaby Vist v2 Double features an elegant design and a huge storage basket that can hold two toddler car seats or one infant car seat plus an ordinary child seat. It can also be used by any single child until the age of three and offers a smooth ride thanks to its tires filled with foam that are made to not go flat.

The UPPAbaby folds in half and is easy to store and transport. It's also super lightweight twin stroller and weighs only 18 pounds. It is also easy to close and open using the latch, and requires no tools to put together. Our Lab experts selected it as their top choice for its price, shopability and longevity.

Simple of Storage

Double strollers need to be able to hold diaper bags jackets, water bottles, and other items and keys, wallets and phones of parents. They should also be able to glide across different surfaces and maneuver through tight spaces. When not in use they usually have to be tucked into the trunk of a car.

To meet the needs of parents Double strollers are constructed in a variety of styles. They can be side-by-side or tandem with seats that can be removed or fixed or even be outfitted with infant car seats as well as a riding board. They can also be designed to accommodate one toddler or infant or twins. Some are suitable for jogging, while others can be used for hiking trails and at the beach.

Modular designs are especially beneficial for families who need to get bigger for their strollers. The CYBEX Gazelle S for instance is designed to allow parents to mix and match seat units, cot attachments, and car seats so that the stroller can serve the family from birth through toddlerhood.

Other modular Double buggy with carrycot strollers like the UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double can be converted to a single child by using a bassinet or baby seat or a toddler using a standing board or jump seat (sold separately). The versatile UPPAbaby can be configured in 30 different ways, making it suitable for twins or siblings, or even an expanding family.

The UPPAbaby is also committed to sustainability and green initiatives. The UPPAbaby comes in many colors, and its materials are made from recycled water bottles. Our test subject Raul utilized the double stroller with his three year old daughter and five-month-old son. He reported that it was simple to remove the components and assemble them because they were neatly labeled boxes with video instructions and instructions.

Another amazing aspect of the UPPAbaby is its telescoping handlebar and one-handed brakes that can be operated with only your thumb. The swiveling wheels on its front can help it make more precise turns on sidewalks in cities.

Safety

Double strollers are often criticized as being cumbersome and difficult to maneuver. They're also bulky. However, the latest models are sleeker and come with various options for customization. You might even find one that fits the car seat of your infant which makes it easier to get out and about with two kids in tow.

Whether you're looking for a side-byside or in-line double stroller, be sure it's JPMA certified to ensure it complies with the minimum safety standards and passes regular inspections. You'll want to ensure that the suspension system offers a smooth ride for your children who are in the front seat. If your stroller is equipped with a handlebar, make sure it's adjustable to fit parents and dads of various heights.

A canopy can shield your child from harsh sunlight and inclement weather. The best canopies have an reversible flap as well as a transparent plastic windows that peek-a-boo that allows you to watch your children without disturbing them. Some canopies come with visors to block direct sunlight.

Another important metric to consider is how easy the stroller folds and unfolds. Strollers that are compact when folded are easier to store and take less space in the trunk of your car. Strollers that come with one button to fold the chassis are easier to use.

When shopping for a double stroller, keep in mind how far your children are and what type of outings you are planning to take them on. For instance, if you're children are in the same age range it is possible to consider an incline-to-low tandem stroller so that they can get to know each other on outings. On the other the other hand, if you have a significant age difference, you might choose a side-byside model that offers them more privacy.

If you intend to use your stroller to carry baby car seats, select one with a good attachment score and compatible with top-rated brands. It won't have as much of an impact on your overall rating as other factors, but it's an important factor to consider if you're planning on using adapters for car seats.