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Buying a Double Pram Pushchair

A double pram pushchair is the best option for parents who have more than one child. They are usually convertible, allowing you to attach a bassinet, another seat, or car capsule.

It is stylish and light This sleek stroller converts into a twin with an innovative frame that expands the width. It can also accommodate 2 carrycots, infant seats or a stroller. The canopy is UPF 50+ and comes with peekaboo windows.

Comfort

If you're planning to have a second child or your toddler is a walking warrior and you've found yourself taking family walks or long day outings with them, then a double pram pushchair may be an essential investment for you. It is important to keep in mind that not all double prams are alike and you should choose the best one to suit your lifestyle.

Side by side double prams travel system have two seats adjacent to each other, so that your children can see each other and interact whilst on a walk. However, they are generally wider than single prams and therefore may not fit through certain doors or be difficult to maneuver on crowded footpaths and in shopping centers. They are also generally bulkier when folded.

Tandem (in-line) double prams are slightly easier to maneuver, but aren't as narrow as single prams. They are more difficult to fold because the seat is typically further away from the handle. Additionally, they could require more parts when you are ready to use them. They also cost more than a double side-by-side pram.

Many first-time parents opt for a convertible double pram to ensure their purchase is secure for the future and have the option of using it in double or single mode based on your family's requirements. However, they can be quite wide and heavy when folded. They may not be suitable for your toddler once they grow out of their pram seat so be cautious to conduct thorough research before purchasing.

Joolz offers a variety of double prams that can be used tandem or in a line. They are easy to change, and provide an excellent function for families that are growing. The Venus for instance, is our top-selling twin pram as it can be used from birth with the addition of the newborn cocoons (PS59 each) to create a flat space for your babies. It can also be converted to a single one by adding a toddler board when your children are ready for independent walking.

Safety

In order to keep children safe and comfortable on outings, it's essential to select a double pushchair with cushioned seats and harnesses. Double prams are more spacious than single prams, which makes it easier to carry snacks, additional clothing and toys for both children. There are many options available depending on whether you opt for a double pram that is side by side or one that is front.

The most popular option is a convertible double pram. They start out as a single stroller but can be transformed to accommodate an additional seat, bassinet/carrycot or infant car seat. These are ideal for parents who have two children of similar ages and want to future-proof their purchase.

Tandem prams on the other hand provide more flexibility in seating and also a place for the child to stand or sit on a toddler board whilst the parent pushes them. They aren't foolproof as far as sibling rivalries are concerned though it's advisable to try and avoid having them in the same place in the same place when you can.

Double prams of both types are available in a wide variety of styles and colours as well, so you can pick the perfect one for your family's needs and tastes. Many families choose a side-byside double pram because of its versatility. It is easily transformed into a twin travel system by adding a Maxi Cosi or Cybex car seat to the frame.

To save money, a lot of our double prams are available with a twin stroller set. These sets come with everything you need to transform your new stroller into a twin travel system including two spacious toddler seats as well as a sun canopy, large shopping basket and adapters for car seats for children. This can save parents money by not having to buy a separate twin stroller. It's also a great option for families who travels often. The Double Trouble Twin Pram, for example comes with two toddler seats that are suitable from birth and can be combined with the Maxi-Cosi or Cybex Infino car seat to create a twin travel system prams system.

Stores

It's a daunting task to buy a double pushchair, but it is worth researching before making your purchase. There are many aspects to consider including comfort for your children and parents fold, weight, size and wheels. It's important to consider the quality of the fabric and its fabrication. A properly-constructed pram will last longer, and be repairable and have a higher price for resales.

A double pushchair's capacity to accommodate seats or bassinets is a further benefit worth considering. You can make sure that your purchase is future-proof by selecting a tandem double buggy (in-line). This type of double stroller allows the children to be placed side-byside making it easier for them to navigate through doorways and on public transport. Tandem double buggies may be larger than the single pushchair. It is essential to confirm 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 small size that allows it to fit through narrow doors and onto public transport. It can be used to accommodate twins or a toddler and baby and is used together with UPPAbaby's PiggyBack board for older siblings. The Geo 3 is easy-to-steer, has a large basket area and is backed by a lifetime warranty to give you peace of mind.

If you're not in the market for a stroller that can expand with your child, there are many alternatives to choose from. There are numerous compact, single-seat strollers with a large storage bin under the chassis as well as a tray for parents. Some have an easy fold and swivel front wheels for extra maneuverability. These models are great for day excursions, short walks or running errands. They're perfect for parents or grandparents who require the ability to quickly and easily put the pushchair in their car's trunk or on public transport. This model is available in a range of stylish colors, so you're certain to find one that suits your family's style.

Style

For many parents, the style of their double pram pushchair is a big factor to consider. There are a variety of attractive and practical options to suit every taste.

A side-by-side pram that has two fixed seats is a favorite for parents of children of similar age. These are usually more compact than tandem or in-line double prams which makes them easier to navigate through doors and along busy streets or in shops. They can also be used with carrycots or car seats if needed, depending on your preference.

A single-to-double conversion kit lets you to transform your existing pushchair by adding another seat. This is a great way to safeguard your investment for the future and avoid the expense of buying a brand new double buggy. Our favourite option for this is the Joolz Geo3 double pram which blends both styles and features an innovative frame that expands widthways to accommodate a second seat. It can be used for two carrycots, carseats and toddler seats when your child is old enough.

The Babybee LUNA is another stylish alternative. This stylish and secure double pram is suitable for infants from birth up to age five. Both seats can be reclined independently to an upright position. The LUNA can be used with the cozy LUNA newborn cocoon, or with two car seats and is able to conform to all Australian safety standards.

Double prams are an excellent option for families with close-aged children. These prams can be a bit wider than other double buggies and they can be difficult to navigate on busy footpaths or up and down kerbs.

Try the Cybex DUO2 that is available in duo or mono mode. It has a large grocery basket that sits behind the seat in parent facing pram-facing mode and features a reversible seat to allow you to have your baby facing either you or the world.