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Buying a Double Pram Pushchair

A double pram pushchair is a great option for parents who have more than one child. They're usually convertible, which means you can attach a bassinet, another seat, or car capsule.

This sleek and light pram can be transformed into a twin using a clever frame that increases in size. It also fits 2 carrycots or infant seats and features a hugely generous UPF 50+ canopy that has windows that peek out.

Comfort

If you're expecting a new child or your toddler is already an avid walker and you've been taking family walks or long day outings with them, a double pram pushchair might be a must-have for you. It's crucial to keep in mind that not every double pram is created equal and it's important to pick the right one for your needs.

Double prams that are side by side provide two seats next to each other, so that your children can view each other and engage with one another on a walk. However, they tend to be larger than single prams, and thus may not be able to pass through some doors or be difficult to maneuver on busy footpaths or in shopping centers. They can also be larger when folded.

Tandem double prams (in-line) are more convenient to maneuver, but aren't as compact. They are more difficult to fold because the seat is typically farther away from the handle. Additionally, they might require more parts once you are ready to use them. They also tend to be more expensive than a side-by-side double pram.

Some parents who are first-time parents opt for a double convertible foldable pram to be able to secure their purchase and use it in double or single mode, based on the requirements of your family. They are usually quite large and bulky when folded and might not fit your toddler once they've outgrown their pram seat. Research before buying.

Joolz provides a range of double prams in tandem or in-line style that are easy to change and have great functionality for the growing family. The Venus is our most loved twin pram, as it can be used right from birth, including the additions of newborn cocoons. (PS59 per cocoon) This provides a flat space for your baby. It can be converted into a single-pram by adding a toddler board once your children are ready to go on independent walking.

Safety

To keep both children secure and comfortable while out It is essential to choose a pushchair with cushioned harnesses. Double prams typically have more storage space than single prams which makes it easier to transport snacks, extra clothing toys, and other essentials for both children. It doesn't matter if you choose a side-by-side double pram or one that is front of the other, there are plenty of options to choose from.

The most popular option is a convertible double pram newborn. It starts as a single pram, but can later be combined with the second seat, a carry cot/basintinet as well as infant car seats. They are perfect for parents who have two children of the same age and want to secure their purchase.

Tandem prams however offer more seating flexibility and allow a child to stand or sit on a toddler's board while the parent pushes them. They aren't foolproof as far as sibling squabbles are concerned it is recommended to try and avoid putting them in the same seat simultaneously as much as possible.

Both types of double prams are available in a vast variety of styles and colours as well, so you can pick the perfect one for your family's needs and preferences. A lot of people prefer the side by side double pram for its versatility as it is able to be easily converted into a twin travel system simply by adding a Maxi-Cosi or Cybex baby car seat to the frame.

A lot of our double strollers can be bought in a matching twin-foldable stroller set. This is a cheap method of purchasing a double pram. These sets come with everything you need to transform your new pram into a twin-sized travel system, including a pair of spacious toddler seats, a sun canopy, big shopping basket, and adapters for car seats for children. This allows parents to save money by not having to purchase a separate twin stroller and is ideal for families who frequently take to the roads. The Double Trouble Twin pram sets comes with a set of toddler seats suitable for babies up to. They can be used with the Maxi-Cosi infino or Cybex Infino Car Seat to create an entire twin best travel pushchair system.

Stores

It's a daunting task to buy a double pushchair. However, it is worthwhile to do some research before making a purchase. There are a variety of factors to take into consideration including the comfort of your children as well as you as parents folding, weight, size and wheels. Also, you should consider the fabric and construction. A quality pram will last longer, and be capable of being repaired easily and will have a higher resale value.

Another feature to consider is the number of pram bassinets or seats that the double pushchair is able to accommodate. You can future-proof your purchase by choosing a tandem double buggy (in-line). This type of double stroller allows the children to be positioned side-by-side which makes it easier to navigate through doorways and on public transportation. Tandem double buggies can be wider than a single pushchair. It is important to verify the dimensions prior to buying.

If you're looking for a stylish city-friendly double pram pushchair, check out the Joolz Geo 3 Double. This sleek model has a compact size that fits through narrow doors and onto public transport. It can be used by twins, a baby and a toddler or even older siblings with the UPPAbaby PiggyBack board. The Geo 3 is easy to steer, has a large basket area and comes with a lifetime warranty to give you peace of mind.

There are many other options that you can choose from if you don't want the pram to grow with your child. There are many single-seat pushchairs that are compact and include a large undercarriage storage basket and a tray for parents. Some models have a one hand fold and swivel wheels at the front for better maneuverability. These models are ideal for day excursions, short walks or for running around. They're great for parents or grandparents who need to quickly and effortlessly take the pushchair into their car boot or on public transport. This model is available in a variety of stylish colours, so you're sure to find one that fits your family's style.

Style

The design of their double pushchair is important to many parents. There are plenty of stylish and practical options out there that will suit the preferences of anyone.

A side-by-side pram with two fixed seats is a popular choice for parents of children of similar age. They tend to be narrower than tandem and in-line double prams, making it easier to maneuver through doors and along busy footpaths or in shops. They can be used with carrycots or car seats in the event that you prefer.

A single-to double conversion kit enables you to transform your existing pushchair by adding an additional seat. This is ideal if you want to future-proof your investment and save the cost of purchasing a new double buggy. Our favourite option for this is the Joolz Geo3 double pram which incorporates both styles in an innovative frame that expands in width to accommodate the second seat. It can be used with two carseats or carrycots and also has a place underneath for a toddler seat when your older child is ready for it.

The Babybee LUNA is a stylish option. This stylish and secure double pram is suitable for babies from birth up to age five. Both seats can reclined independently to a flat position. The LUNA can also be used with two car seats or a comfortable LUNA cocoon. It adheres to Australian safety standards.

Non-convertible side-byside double prams are an excellent option, particularly for families with children who are close in age. These prams are a bit wider than other double buggies and they are harder to maneuver on busy footpaths or down and up kerbs.

For a less bulky option, try the Cybex DUO2 it is available in both mono and duo mode. It has a large basket that can be placed behind the seat when in parent-facing mode. The seat can be reversed to allow you to have your baby facing either you or the rest of the world.