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Buying Guide For Double Strollers

If you have two children that are in the same age group A double buggy side by side stroller can be an invaluable investment. These narrow tandem buggies as well as flexible side by side buggies will keep both children in sight while you shop or in parks, or whatever else life can throw at you.

Comfort

When shopping for a double buggy that converts to single stroller for your child, comfort is an important aspect to take into consideration. This can include both the seating arrangement as well as the overall size of the stroller, which impacts convenience and storage. Katie Billingsley, a child development expert from Fourth Trimester Postnatal Retreat, says parents should check the stroller's weight and folded dimensions. "They should also think about the recline options for seats as well as the ages of their children to ensure that it's the perfect fit."

A reputable double stroller must be able to handle a variety of surfaces easily from suburban sidewalks to parks, and from toddler booster seats to infant car seats. It should also provide flexible seating arrangements for children of different age groups and comfort features like peek-a-boo windows and adjustable canopies to protect children from sun or rain.

Seating options are crucial for many families who will use double strollers from the time of birth until childhood. "There are two main categories: in-line with one seat in front of the other, and side-by-side with seats adjacent to each other," Billingsley explains. "Some parents prefer an in-line stroller due to its sleek look and versatility, while others prefer a wagon-style double stroller to make the most space for large items or grocery bags."

While some products may have different recline options, with one seat nearly flat while the other one remains upright, this type of distinction is more common in the in-line models. Billingsley suggests selecting a model with a near-flat recline and leg rest adjustment for both seats. This will ensure that both children can lay comfortably.

She also suggests parents search for strollers with storage compartments to allow them to quickly access snacks, personal items, and toys while moving about. She also suggests that it's helpful to find a stroller which comes with a parent console or organizer bag attached on the handlebars. This will aid parents in keeping their essentials in their reach.

A few of the top-rated double strollers can be expanded to allow parents to alter the configuration based on their family's needs. For instance the Mockingbird Expandable is a highly rated double stroller that can be used with a single seat as early as birth, and later converted to tandem (with an additional seat and bassinet) as the child gets older.

Safety

Double strollers have to be able to handle the weight of two people, plus any additional cargo. Strollers should also be easy to move and push, particularly in tight spaces and on terrain that is difficult to navigate. The best strollers come with ergonomic handlebars that can be adjusted in height which allow parents to maintain good form when pushing them. Another feature that is great is a no-rethread belt harness, which makes it easier to adjust the seat belts. Safety features include a durable brake system, as well as wheels that slide over any surface.

Some parents prefer an arrangement that is side by side so that both children can meet up when they go on family outings. This arrangement can prevent sibling fights over which child is allowed to sit in which spot, but it's not foolproof. If the seats are located at different levels, a child might kick or punch another during a walk if the seats are at different levels.

For parents of twins or siblings who are close in age, a tandem stroller offers the benefit of being able to see both kids at once. These double strollers can be larger, and might not fit through some interior doors. Think about a stroller that is single-to-double that can be transformed from a single stroller to a double Stroller with foot brake in many ways. The most popular models are the CYBEX gazelle S.

If you're in the market for a tandem or side-byside stroller, be sure the stroller has been JPMA certified to meet the strictest safety standards. Be aware of the maximum weight limits for each seat, as exceeding them can lead to frame fatigue or other issues.

While it's easy for us to focus on the many bells and whistles on the latest stroller, it's crucial to keep in mind that a stroller is an infant carrier that will be used for extended durations of time. It must be comfortable for both parents and children and easy to clean and maintain, and most importantly it should feature an easy-to-use, double Stroller with car seat familiar design so that the person pushing it is able to effortlessly maneuver it without having to think about how to move forward, turn left or right, or apply the brakes.

User-Friendliness

A double stroller should be simple to maneuver over various of terrains for families that are always on the move. Strollers with features like windows that peek-a-boo, adjustable canopies and reliable brake systems are crucial to ensure the safety of your children. But there are also other features that make them simpler to use. For example the stroller must be compact enough to fit into the trunk of your car yet provide ample storage space for your groceries and other items. Also important are thoughtful touches like a one-parent cup holder as well as a console for parents and snacks for children--all things that will make life with two children significantly easier.

During our testing we rated each stroller based on how it did on a variety of surfaces and how well it could maneuver in tight spaces. We also looked at how simple it was to fold the stroller and unfold it, and if a particular feature improved the overall functionality. A stroller that does not have rethread straps is easy to adjust the seat belts. This can be a major benefit for parents on the go, as it saves time and eliminates the need to re-thread the harness.

The UPPAbaby v2 Double scored well in this test because it came with a variety of seating configurations, and other accessories that could accommodate families that are growing. The wagon-style double stroller expands to allow for an additional seat, a bassinet or even a toddler riding board that is perfect for families who are active and planning long trips with multiple kids of varying ages. It also glides smoothly across pavement, cobblestones and ballfields--and folds flat for easy storage in a trunk or closet. The design of this stroller is easy and intuitive and was a big hit with our test subject Kerry. The smart packaging, clearly marked sections and user guide made it easy to put this stroller together.

Storage

Double strollers can hold twice as much as one stroller so be sure to look for plenty of storage space. Ideally, you want a stroller that can accommodate the essentials for both kids--nappies, bottles, snacks and toys, along with parents' items such as wallets, phones keys and wallets. Find baskets under the seat as well as other pockets, and think about a stroller with an expanding cargo area that can carry bulky items like lunch bags and diaper bags.

A good double stroller should be able to change as your family expands. Billingsley states that certain models have the option of a bassinet attachment that can accommodate infants. Others have child seats that be able to grow with your child until they are able to ride on the back. Some double strollers allow older siblings to share in the fun by riding on a rider board.

There are many different double strollers on the market. You can choose from high-performance models which are suitable for rough terrain, or more budget-friendly options that can use daily. When shopping, take a look at reviews and opinions of families just like yours to get an idea of what to expect from the double stroller that you choose.

Double strollers are available in three different styles: tandem, side-by-side and wagon-style. Side-by-side lightest double stroller strollers offer most flexibility and are perfect for twins or children who are close to each other in age, Billingsley explains. Tandem double strollers, on other hand, feature two seats that are placed adjacent to one another and facing in opposite directions--a good option for kids of the same age or for siblings who love to interact with each other. Tandem strollers are more difficult to maneuver through tight spaces, and less likely to fit into doors.

Check out this top pick by Safety 1st if you prefer a wagon style double stroller. This budget-friendly model was highly praised by our testers for its various seating configurations. It can be used with two car seats for infants or one child sitting in a convertible toddler seat. Our reviewers also praised the memory foam seats, canopy with 50+ SPF and foam-filled wheels that never go flat. When it's time to fold, this model only requires a few tugs on the straps beneath each seat (under where kids sit) for folding.