Buying a Twin pushchair newborn

When shopping for a twin pushchair, it's important to think about the different configurations available. The most popular options are twin double buggies as well as side-by-side double buggies.

The iCandy Strawberry Twin buggy is loved by parents and will grow with your family. It is a single buggy that can be converted to double by adding two carrycots or a car seats.

Easy to Manoeuvre

A double pushchair can be lifesaving for families with twins or a baby and toddler. Double buggys, or twin prams, as they are also known, come in a variety of configurations that can be adapted to any family. Some are side-by-side, whereas others have a front and other back for narrow spaces. Some can be converted to single prams after your children have outgrown them. This makes them a great option for growing families.

They are easier to steer than tandem twin buggies because the front wheels can be locked for additional stability. There is also more storage space behind them. They are smaller than other twin buggies, and more maneuverable through doorways or on public transport. They weigh less than other twin prams and can be more portable, but you may find it difficult to maneuver them up and down kerbs, or on rough terrain.

If you're after a more compact twin pushchair, the iCandy Peach is a stylish option that comes in a variety of colors. It's also a fantastic twin pram pushchair for infants and newborns thanks to its cosy newborn cocoons that create an enclosed lie-flat space. It has a small storage basket and has an impressive suspension so that it can be able to handle bumpy surfaces.

A lot of twin buggies can be used for travel systems, which means they come with car seats that can be attached to the frame. This is useful when travelling with toddlers and babies because you don't have to move them from the car to the pushchair. This could cause them to be disturbed. The UPPaby Vista 2 is a twin-pushchair that can also be used as a travel system. It comes with an option for parents to be facing the pushchair, which is perfect for babies.

Tandem twin buggies on the other hand, are usually designed for children of similar ages. They are more likely to offer an individual seat for each child. They're less likely to include carrycots specifically for infants and are generally larger than single buggies. They are still easily moveable, but most have an recline seats that are independent, which means both kids can sit upright or be in a snooze-position.

Folding is simple

You'll want your double pushchair to be easy-to-fold when you purchase it. This makes it easier for you to move the buggy from one location to another and will also allow you to store it in a smaller space. There are a variety of ways to fold your pushchair. Some include a convenient shoulder strap to make it easier to carry.

Before you purchase, make sure the model you are buying can be folded with one hand. Some of the best models can be folded with the seat removed, making them even more compact. This is especially useful for those with limited storage space.

A twin pushchair that's too wide may not fit through doors of standard size. It is essential to determine the size of your door prior to buying a pair of buggies. There are smaller models that can be used to fit through doors that are narrower if this is an issue.

In our lab tests In our lab tests, the UPPAbaby Vista was a winner for its ability to fold and compact when not in use. It can accommodate two infant car seats as well as two toddler seats. This makes it a great option for families growing. It also has an excellent large storage basket, as well as rubber tires filled with foam that don't be flat.

It's more affordable than other models we've looked at and is an excellent choice for twins or babies with similar age. It can be used as a comfortable seat unit and a carrycot, and can accommodate three children with the addition of UPPAbaby’s PiggyBack Board (sold separately).

Chicco Cortina together is a fantastic option for two strollers that is affordable. It can accommodate two Chicco infant car seats, making it suitable for twins from birth. It comes with a huge storage basket, an easy to use handlebar, and brakes.

Easy to store

It's good to know that not all double buggies need to be huge, bulky and difficult to store. There are many models that are designed so they are small and manageable. This lets them fit into smaller spaces and make it easier to get into and out of a vehicle.

Some twin pushchairs can be lightweight, making them easy to transport them and use them on buses or trains as well as in shopping aisles. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 comes to your mind because of its light frame that is able to handle rough terrain and four-wheel suspension. With the addition of a 'piggyback board', it can accommodate twins or a baby and toddler.

It's worth checking if the storage space remains accessible even when the seats are both in use. Some side-by-side configurations can be tricky and the 'one above, one below' style of tandem could make access difficult due to child's legs. Look for large baskets, pockets, and compartments for everything from sun cream and raincovers to snacks and toys.

It is also important to think about the types of accessories that are available. Some twin pushchairs include various extras that are useful including drink holders for your young children to snack trays for older children. It's a good prams idea to look for a model that has these features, as well as an integrated sun canopy, rain cover and an hood to keep your young ones protected.

Many twin pushchairs can be converted into an ideal travel pushchair system for families that are growing, with the option of adding a carrycot, buggy seat and car seat. This is especially beneficial for toddlers and infants since it guarantees they're secure, comfortable and prepared for any adventure. The egg2 is a favorite due to its elegant design and versatility. However, it can be heavier than its competitors.

If you're on a tight budget, there are still some excellent alternatives for less than PS200. The iCandy Pegasus 2 with its large basket and easy-access storage in all seating positions is a fantastic alternative. It comes with a cushioned foot support and a waterproof cover.

Easy to transport

If you plan to utilize your twin buggy a lot for full-day outings with your family or excursions around town, it's worth investing in one that folds to a size that is small enough to be able to be carried to a car boot or the trunk of a car you hire. A compact and manageable design will also make it easier to navigate narrow aisles and doors on public transportation.

You can find models which fold with the seats separating for smaller storage, however they are usually best used at home. You'll need to think about the weight of the buggy as well heavier double buggies are likely to be more difficult to maneuver and might struggle to navigate up or down kerbs.

Some twin pushchairs can accommodate up to two carrycots (and sometimes an additional one) and are designed in a side-by-side arrangement. Some twin pushchairs can be used by single children with a gap of less than 2 years or by siblings. The enthralling Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo, with its reversible seats lets children face one another or you. It also has a variety of other configurations suitable for babies to toddlers.

It is easier to take and get off the train, bus or tram using a twin pushchair. It's also a good option for towns and cities where you'll be navigating lots of people in shopping centres, streets or even the streets.

If you're seeking a twin pushchair that can allow you to leave and get on public transport with ease, we recommend an UPPAbaby model. Vista 2 - a sleek and stylish city buggy that can be used with two newborns in the newborn cocoons that come with it or one baby and one older child, thanks to its clever'sidepack' (available separately for PS45). The second seat is attached to the frame from the back and can be used in any direction. You can even add a piggyback board (also available separately for a price of PS120) to allow three kids to join you on longer outings.