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Buying lightweight twin buggy can be a fantastic option when you have twins or children who are close in age. They are smaller than side by side buggies, and are great for tight spaces like doors, public transport and rough terrain. Some can be converted to travel systems that take two carrycots or car seats for children. They can be heavier, longer and less stable than a single pushchair. Convertible If you're looking for convertible single-to-double stroller or want to add an additional seat to an existing one, there's several options available. The UPPAbaby V2 is a large, beautiful stroller. It can easily be transformed from a single stroller to a double by adding a rumble seat. However, it's pricey and less mobile than other double strollers due to the fact that the second seat goes behind the front seat. Nuna Demi Grow provides a similar choice however, it doesn't have storage under the seat when used as a double stroller. Other alternatives include twin buggies with all-terrain wheels, and joggers with fixed wheels that can be used to carry two children. They are generally more expensive, but they're made for long-distance trips over rough terrain, and may have a higher resale value. Independent recline of the seat If you require a double buggy that can transport children of various ages, you'll want one that has independent seat recline for both seats. This will allow your older child to sit back and relax while the baby is in the bassinet, and the reverse. Consider the width of your stroller and consider the ease of you to navigate through doors and public transport. If you have extremely narrow doorways then it might be worth considering a side-by-side pushchair such as the Mountain Buggy Duet which has the benefit of having a footprint comparable to a single buggy, however it can take 2 seats and car seat adaptors. Tandem buggies are typically longer than side by side models, making them more difficult to maneuver around and down kerbs. However they can also accommodate a wider range of combinations of seats/carrycots/car seats and can make an excellent choice for twins and siblings of various age. They also tend to be more expensive than single-to double buggies, but are a good investment if you intend to keep it for years and have a good amount of resale value in the event that you decide to sell it off after your children have grown out of it. Another important feature to look for is if the seat backs are able to recline independently of one another since this will allow you to place your child in the ideal position for napping or observation. This is especially important when you have a child younger than in the rear seat who may be inclined to lie down and take a snooze while the older child wants to sit up and look around their surroundings. Certain brands come with a unique design for their seats that allows the back seat to completely recline into an almost flat position, which is ideal for infants. For instance the iCandy Orange has raised stadium-style seating and can recline both the toddler seat that comes with it and the add-on RumbleSeat to multiple positions, so your kids can have the option of deciding where to sit and also comes with an excellent UPF 50+ canopy that has windows that can be seen from afar. More spacious than twin buggies They are great for siblings with different ages, and you can move around without worrying about your children touching. They're usually a larger, with one seat behind the other. The seats can be reclined fully for infants, or put in an upright position for toddlers. A popular option is the Mountain Buggy Duet, which features the slimmest side-by-side design available and features an identical footprint to one buggy. It features an adjustable handle that makes it easier for parents to push, and a handbrake that is helpful on steep hills. It can be used from birth and is compatible with a range of car seats and carrycots, which means it makes an excellent travel system. Another option is the iCandy Wave, which has a simple one-click to fold and is able to be used in mono or duo mode. The frame's clever design can be expanded to accommodate a second seat and it can be used with up to two car seats or carrycots making it a great option for older siblings who want to sit in a group and share the view. It's slightly longer than some other models, but it's easy to steer and has soft suspension to tackle kerbs. There are a variety of 3-wheeler tandems that have inline wheels that offer stability and swift steering. Check out Phil and Teds inline models, or iCandy Peach and Pear buggies. They can be folded into one buggy in case you have a small space at home or you need to transport it from the car to the bus stop. It's important to keep in mind that a wide double buggy will feel heavier and bulkier than a compact single buggy Make sure that you're getting what you need before you buy. It will be utilized on buses, trains, and subways frequently so it should be easy to operate and use. You might also have to juggle it on and off the car seat when you take your children to school or nursery so you'll need to ensure it is able to be maneuvered in small spaces. The best time to start is when you are born. Whether you're expecting twins or you have a child following your first, you're likely to need to find a pushchair that fits the entire family. Double buggies are typically larger, heavier and cost more than single strollers, however they can also be more maneuverable in narrower entrances or around obstacles such as curbs. Many are also compatible with piggyback ride-along boards (either from the manufacturer or as a separate accessory purchase) which means you can carry three children at once. Tandem pushchairs place one child in front of the other. They're a great choice if your children are of similar ages and are able to get along. They're not 100% secure. Siblings who are sitting side-by-side could punch or kick one another and children with different heights may fight over who is sitting higher. A tandem high-low model is able to solve this problem by elevating the seat to the rear, which will prevent your child's older one from being sat on the bottom and not getting much of a view. The iCandy Wave is a great alternative for parents who want an easy-to-use double buggy that converts to accommodate a newborn in a carrycot, and an older child in the main seat. It has a clever frame which can be expanded in size when you add a second child seat. It also folds flat for storage that is compact. The seats are cushioned and comfortable, the straps easy to fasten and the buckles are among the most comfortable we've seen on any of our tests. Both seats can recline independently and the canopy is big and spacious with UPF 50+ protection as well as windows that peek out. The only drawback of the iCandy is that it's on the expensive side, but a quality tandem will last for a long time and will retain its resale value, which means you'll probably get back some of the cost in the long run. The iCandy does not have the same seating options as our other top selections. However, it's an excellent choice for families that don't want spend much money.