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There are plenty of things to consider when selecting the ideal double buggy from the time of birth. Katie Billingsley, a postnatal retreat expert from the Fourth Trimester, gave us her suggestions on everything from seating options and age groups, to folding mechanisms and storage.

This buggy is a must-have for active families. It will grow with you and your family, from twins to toddlers. It is light with great maneuverability and is able to handle uneven terrain easily.

What kind of buggy would you prefer?

A double pram pushchair buggy is perfect for transporting two kids, not necessarily of the same age, side-by-side. They can also be used as prams and have recline mechanisms in each seat so your children can lie down in different positions. A lot of them have plenty of storage for everything from drinks and snacks to nappies and wipes. They're typically lightweight, easy to fold and compact enough to fit in your car boot. If you're someone who drives a lot, it's worth checking that the buggy's ease of use using the folded wheels, as well as to get it out and back into your boot.

The most well-known type of double buggy is the side-byside that you've likely seen on other moms pushchairs or even ridden in as a kid. They are ideal for older siblings that want to keep up with you, or for twins. They typically come with a large number of seating options (including 'cinema' seats) for your children to pick from. They're generally easy to steer and, if you decide to go for a model with a soft suspension, make light work of the kerbs.

Tandem buggies are also a popular option because they're more maneuverable than a side-by-side. The second seat is positioned behind the first and not on the top. They're generally wider than a side-by-side and can be a bit bulky when folded, so it's essential to make sure they fit through doors and on public transport. They can be used for twins, a baby and toddler or three kids with the addition of a buggy.

Lastly there are the'single-to-smallest double buggy' 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 are generally more expensive than side-by-sides and tandem buggies, but they offer a lot of flexibility and a high resale value. They are easy to steer and have large storage bins. They also have the ability to handle uneven surfaces. Some come with a built-in ride-on board for children older than and 'cinema seats'.

Do you have twins?

Whether your children are twins or siblings with different age groups, a double buggie is the best way to move them around. There are two kinds of double stroller with infant car seat buggies: tandem buggies, where one child sits above the other, and side-byside buggies. Both buggies are able to accommodate two fixed seats. However side-by-side buggies tend to be narrower to fit through doors. Tandems are generally wider in general. They can also accommodate a carrycot as well as a toddler seat.

Do you have one?

At beginning having a younger sibling can seem like a lot of responsibility especially if you're taking care of the baby. They might also feel left out when they are in a baby carrier while you push the older one along, so having a double buggy right from the beginning can make everything easier. It can also give your child a sense of pride as they become a 'big brother or sister' and help them adjust to their new role.

Side-by-side double buggies are often considered to be the best choice for twins since they allow both children to have the same view, however they can be 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 seats fixed. It also comes with a variety of configuration options including using the second seat to create an infant bassinet.

We also recommend the Mountain Buggy Double Trailblazer for families that love to explore. This clever buggy is a single-pushchair that can be converted into a double by adding an additional seat or carrycot (depending on the model). Its smooth ride is ideal for rough terrain, and it features numerous thoughtful features that will keep everyone happy.

Do you require a travel system?

Double buggies are excellent to transport your children around in comfort but they're not essential for every family. You may be able make do with one stroller and some attachments such as baby straps and toddler carriers that allow you and your child to travel on their backs or in the front.

If you choose to purchase a double buggy converts to single buggy there are three types to choose from: side by side as well as convertible. The two seats are placed in a row, so that your children will be able to see one another. However, these are generally larger than a single pushchair, and can be tricky to maneuver around kerbs. Tandem buggies are small, with one seat at the front and another at the back. However, they can be heavy and long to push.

Convertible double buggies permit you to convert one stroller into a double tandem pushchair buggy by attaching an infant car seat to the frame. You can leave your baby in the car seat until she is ready to move into the buggy seat. The Uppababy V2 is an excellent example of this - it can be used with twins, a toddler and a baby or even three children with the optional PiggyBack Board.

Once your children are older and have more endurance, a double buggy can be used to accompany them on bike rides or other day excursions where they prefer walking. It's important to keep in mind that your kids may not always be comfortable in a stroller and could be tired and irritable when they are on longer excursions.

Before you invest in a double stroller, take into consideration the above factors and your family's specific circumstances. A sturdy and reliable double stroller will make life much easier, especially if you need to travel through busy streets or overcrowded shopping centers.