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Buying a Tandem Double Buggy
A tandem double buggy could be a great option for twins or children who are very close in age. They're narrower than side-by-side buggies and ideal for navigating narrow spaces like doorways, on public transport and on rough terrain.
Some are able to be converted into travel systems that use two carrycots or car seats for children. They are often heavier, longer and less stable than a single pushchair.
Convertible
There are a variety of options for adding a second seating or changing a single stroller into a double. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is a spacious, gorgeous stroller that converts easily from a single to a double by adding the rumble seat (available separately). However, it's expensive and less maneuverable than other dual strollers due to the fact that the second seat goes in front of the front seat. Nuna Demi Grow offers a similar option but lacks storage underneath the seat when used as a double stroller.
Other options include all-terrain twin buggies and fixed-wheel joggers which can be used to accommodate two children. They are more expensive but they are made to last longer on rough terrain and come with more expensive resales.
Independent seat recline
If you are looking for a double stroller which can accommodate children of various age groups, you'll need one with independent seat recliner for both seats. This will allow your child's older to relax in the back while the baby sleeps in the bassinet and the reverse.
Take into consideration the size of your pushchair and consider the ease of you to maneuver through doors and on public transportation. If you have very narrow doors, it may be worthwhile to consider a side-by-side pushchair like the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the benefit of having a footprint comparable to a single buggy but can still use two seats and car seat adaptors.
Tandem buggies are generally slightly longer than side-by-side models, and aren't as easily maneuverable around kerbs however, they can accommodate a wider variety of seat/carrycot/car seat combinations making them a good option for twins or siblings of various age. They also tend to be more expensive than single-to double buggies, but are worth the investment if you intend to keep it for many years and will have a decent amount of resale value should you decide to sell it off when your children have grown out of it.
Another crucial thing to look out for is if the backs of the seats can recline independently of one another as this will let you place your child in the ideal position for napping or observation. This is particularly important if you have a young child in the rear seat who will prefer to lay back and relax while the older child would prefer to sit up and observe their surroundings.
Certain brands come with a unique design for their seats that allows the back seat to fully recline into an almost flat position which is perfect for babies. The iCandy Orange, for example is a stadium-style seat that can be reclined in various positions. It also has UPF 50+ canopy and windows that peek out.
More spacious than twin buggies
They are perfect for siblings with different age groups, and you can get around without worrying about your children touching. They're typically a little longer too with one seat placed behind the other and with a fully-flat recline option for infants (or a more upright position for toddlers).
A popular choice is the Mountain Buggy Duet, which is the tiniest side-by-side model available and has the same footprint as one buggy. It also comes with an adjustable handle, which makes it easier for parents of various heights to push as well as an adjustable handbrake, which is helpful when climbing steep hills. It is suitable for use right from birth, and it can be combined with a variety of car seats and carrycots.
Another option is the iCandy Wave, which has a simple one-click to fold and is able to be used in duo or mono mode. Its clever frame can be expanded widthwise to allow for a second seat and it can be used with up to two car seats or carrycots so it's an excellent option for older siblings that want to sit in a group and share the view. It's a little longer than other models, but it isn't heavy and has a soft suspension for the kerbs.
There are many 3-wheeler tandems that have inline wheels that offer stability and quick steering. Take a look at Phil and Teds inline models as well as iCandy Peach and Pear buggies. These can often be folded into one buggy if you have limited space at home or you need to transport it from your car to the bus stop.
Be aware that a double wide buggy is more heavy and bulkier than one that is compact twin stroller (www.google.pl). Be sure you know what you want prior to making a purchase. You'll be taking it off and on trains, buses and subways often, so it should be simple to use and manage. You might also have to move it on and off the car seat when you take your children to school or nursery so you'll need to know it's easy to maneuver in small double stroller spaces.
From birth, you are an ideal candidate
If you're expecting twins, or have a second child after your first, you're likely need to find a stroller that can accommodate the entire family. Double buggies tend to be heavier and bulkier as well as more expensive than single strollers. However, they are more maneuverable in tighter doorways and around obstacles such as curbs. Many double buggies work with piggyback boards (available from the manufacturer or as an add-on). This allows you to transport three children simultaneously.
Tandem pushchairs seat one child in the front of the other, and they're usually a better option if you have two kids that are close enough in age to function well. But they're not completely safe Siblings in a side by side double stroller-by-side seat could kick or punch each other, and kids with different heights may argue over who sits higher. This problem can be solved by a tandem high-low model that raises the seat to the rear. Your older child will not be sitting at the lowest part of the car and won't be able to get a look out.
The iCandy Wave is a great alternative for parents who want an easy-to-use double buggy from birth buggy that converts to accommodate a newborn in a carrycot, and an older child in the main seat. It has a clever frame that expands in width when you add a second seat, and folds to flattish storage. The cushioned seats, straps and buckles are all of the best quality we have seen in our testing. The seats can be reclined independently and the canopies are big and spacious with UPF 50+ protection and peekaboo windows.
The only downside of the iCandy is that it's a little on the expensive side but a high-quality tandem will last for years and retain its resale value, so you'll probably get back some of the cost in the long run. The iCandy does not have the same seating configurations as our other top picks. It's nevertheless an ideal choice for families that don't want spend much cash.
A tandem double buggy could be a great option for twins or children who are very close in age. They're narrower than side-by-side buggies and ideal for navigating narrow spaces like doorways, on public transport and on rough terrain.
Some are able to be converted into travel systems that use two carrycots or car seats for children. They are often heavier, longer and less stable than a single pushchair.
Convertible
There are a variety of options for adding a second seating or changing a single stroller into a double. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is a spacious, gorgeous stroller that converts easily from a single to a double by adding the rumble seat (available separately). However, it's expensive and less maneuverable than other dual strollers due to the fact that the second seat goes in front of the front seat. Nuna Demi Grow offers a similar option but lacks storage underneath the seat when used as a double stroller.Other options include all-terrain twin buggies and fixed-wheel joggers which can be used to accommodate two children. They are more expensive but they are made to last longer on rough terrain and come with more expensive resales.
Independent seat recline
If you are looking for a double stroller which can accommodate children of various age groups, you'll need one with independent seat recliner for both seats. This will allow your child's older to relax in the back while the baby sleeps in the bassinet and the reverse.
Take into consideration the size of your pushchair and consider the ease of you to maneuver through doors and on public transportation. If you have very narrow doors, it may be worthwhile to consider a side-by-side pushchair like the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the benefit of having a footprint comparable to a single buggy but can still use two seats and car seat adaptors.
Tandem buggies are generally slightly longer than side-by-side models, and aren't as easily maneuverable around kerbs however, they can accommodate a wider variety of seat/carrycot/car seat combinations making them a good option for twins or siblings of various age. They also tend to be more expensive than single-to double buggies, but are worth the investment if you intend to keep it for many years and will have a decent amount of resale value should you decide to sell it off when your children have grown out of it.
Another crucial thing to look out for is if the backs of the seats can recline independently of one another as this will let you place your child in the ideal position for napping or observation. This is particularly important if you have a young child in the rear seat who will prefer to lay back and relax while the older child would prefer to sit up and observe their surroundings.
Certain brands come with a unique design for their seats that allows the back seat to fully recline into an almost flat position which is perfect for babies. The iCandy Orange, for example is a stadium-style seat that can be reclined in various positions. It also has UPF 50+ canopy and windows that peek out.
More spacious than twin buggies
They are perfect for siblings with different age groups, and you can get around without worrying about your children touching. They're typically a little longer too with one seat placed behind the other and with a fully-flat recline option for infants (or a more upright position for toddlers).
A popular choice is the Mountain Buggy Duet, which is the tiniest side-by-side model available and has the same footprint as one buggy. It also comes with an adjustable handle, which makes it easier for parents of various heights to push as well as an adjustable handbrake, which is helpful when climbing steep hills. It is suitable for use right from birth, and it can be combined with a variety of car seats and carrycots.
Another option is the iCandy Wave, which has a simple one-click to fold and is able to be used in duo or mono mode. Its clever frame can be expanded widthwise to allow for a second seat and it can be used with up to two car seats or carrycots so it's an excellent option for older siblings that want to sit in a group and share the view. It's a little longer than other models, but it isn't heavy and has a soft suspension for the kerbs.
There are many 3-wheeler tandems that have inline wheels that offer stability and quick steering. Take a look at Phil and Teds inline models as well as iCandy Peach and Pear buggies. These can often be folded into one buggy if you have limited space at home or you need to transport it from your car to the bus stop.
Be aware that a double wide buggy is more heavy and bulkier than one that is compact twin stroller (www.google.pl). Be sure you know what you want prior to making a purchase. You'll be taking it off and on trains, buses and subways often, so it should be simple to use and manage. You might also have to move it on and off the car seat when you take your children to school or nursery so you'll need to know it's easy to maneuver in small double stroller spaces.
From birth, you are an ideal candidate
If you're expecting twins, or have a second child after your first, you're likely need to find a stroller that can accommodate the entire family. Double buggies tend to be heavier and bulkier as well as more expensive than single strollers. However, they are more maneuverable in tighter doorways and around obstacles such as curbs. Many double buggies work with piggyback boards (available from the manufacturer or as an add-on). This allows you to transport three children simultaneously.
Tandem pushchairs seat one child in the front of the other, and they're usually a better option if you have two kids that are close enough in age to function well. But they're not completely safe Siblings in a side by side double stroller-by-side seat could kick or punch each other, and kids with different heights may argue over who sits higher. This problem can be solved by a tandem high-low model that raises the seat to the rear. Your older child will not be sitting at the lowest part of the car and won't be able to get a look out.
The iCandy Wave is a great alternative for parents who want an easy-to-use double buggy from birth buggy that converts to accommodate a newborn in a carrycot, and an older child in the main seat. It has a clever frame that expands in width when you add a second seat, and folds to flattish storage. The cushioned seats, straps and buckles are all of the best quality we have seen in our testing. The seats can be reclined independently and the canopies are big and spacious with UPF 50+ protection and peekaboo windows.The only downside of the iCandy is that it's a little on the expensive side but a high-quality tandem will last for years and retain its resale value, so you'll probably get back some of the cost in the long run. The iCandy does not have the same seating configurations as our other top picks. It's nevertheless an ideal choice for families that don't want spend much cash.
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