Choosing a Double triple pushchair

A double pushchair offers parents the option of taking their children side-byside or in tandem. This is ideal for twins or siblings who are close in age.

Consider your family's budget and needs when you are looking for a double stroller. Double buggies vary from lightweight to all-terrain models with numerous designs and configurations.

Size

A double pushchair is a major purchase and the size of your family will play an important role in the decision-making process. There are many options that are lightweight and compact available if you have limited space.

We recommend that you measure the doorways and aisles in your home as well as any public spaces in which you plan to use the pushchair. You can purchase a cardboard cutout of the new pram and car seat to check how it will fit into these spaces before making a final choice.

It is also important to consider where you plan to keep the pushchair since it may not be convenient to keep it in your car's trunk for prolonged periods. If you plan to travel frequently using public transport, it's essential that the double pushchair folds down to a small size and is easy to take off and on trams, buses and trains.

Double strollers and pushchairs are made to carry two children side by side and the majority of them are facing the world (with the exception of the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo and the Mountain Buggy Duet). There are a few models available where one or both seats can be reversed to face you (eg. The Babyzen YOYO+ twin is a popular option for families with twins or close relatives.

A lot of the top-rated double pushchairs are able to be customized to work with different infant car seats as well as toddler seats. Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double, for instance, can be used with two child car seats. It also comes with seats that can be reversible so that one child can be seated next to their sibling while the other can gaze out and explore the world.

The stylish and practical side-by-side double pushchairs such as the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Duo offer a streamlined appearance and are suitable for children from birth to toddlers. They can be used with two soft carrycots and have a range of configurations including the option to attach an infant carrier with a single strap. This makes them an ideal choice for families who have twins or very close babies.

Style

When choosing a double pushchair it is important to think about the way your children will to fit in them. It is important to think about their height, age, and requirements. But you also need to think about the design and user-friendliness. You should read the reviews of the products to get a sense of what people's opinions.

There are two primary kinds of double strollers to choose from. Side-by-side pushchairs place children side by side with the majority of them world-facing (although there are some options which allow you to alter this, such as the Bugaboo Donkey and Mountain Buggy Duet). Tandem pushchairs are more upright and include one child in the back, and another in front. They're not as compact and aren't as easy to maneuver in narrow streets, but they're a great choice for older toddlers who are able to sit up and absorb the world.

The Cybex Aton 2 double pushchair is a great option for families who are looking for an affordable, light and a versatile double stroller. It places kids close to each other, so they can talk and sit or play together and it can accommodate two car seats if you need them.

The seat and carrycot come with five-point harnesses, as well as adjustable foot and leg rests. The UPF 50+ canopy can be extended to provide shade and it also includes a peekaboo feature to let kids enjoy the view while they are on the go. The frame isn't made for rough terrain but it can handle urban streets and shopping aisles.

It's simple to fold and put together and also comes with an storage basket underneath the seats. It's more expensive than other light buggies, but it has numerous configurations that can be tailored to meet the needs of different people. It's also a great option for older toddlers. You can add an exercise board for older kids to give them additional stability when standing up. It can also be converted into a single buggy by replacing one of the seats with a side-basket if you don't require both children to ride in it anymore.

Budget

If you're expecting a Baby Accessories or have two kids, a double pushchair could be a great investment. While they're more expensive than single strollers, you can buy a high-quality one that will last for many years. Before purchasing a stroller, consider your family's priorities and requirements. Consider things like the age of your children, the terrain you will be navigating, your preferences and any features that are important to you.

For instance, if you and your children were born within a relatively short timeframe, and you'd prefer a side-by-side style that can let the child with the smallest sit facing the older sibling for bonding and assurance. If you live in a city and plan to use public transportation a lot, you may require a compact, lightweight double buggy. It should be simple to fold and fit into narrow doors and elevators.

A tandem pushchair lets your older child (or twins) to sit behind the younger one. Some models also offer the option to face each other or world facing so your children can explore their surroundings independently of one another. Tandems are a little more cumbersome to steer and can be difficult to navigate up and down kerbs but they are much easier to fit into small doorways and shopping aisles.

Some models are designed for flexibility and can be converted to a single stroller if you don't need the second seat. Both the UPPAbaby V2 Double and Joovy Graphite Caboose Ultralight are examples.

It is also important to consider the amount of space you require for storage. Some double pushchairs feature a spacious undercarriage basket while others have smaller pockets of storage or have no storage at all. If you plan on using your double pushchair frequently for shopping or long distance walking traveling, you might want to choose a model that has an ample storage space.

Safety as well as convenience and the ease of cleaning are important. Ideally, you'll want to choose an infant stroller with puncture-proof wheels and a machine-washable fabric that is easy to clean. Make sure that the buckles can be unfastened and fastened easily particularly by children.

Test-driving

When choosing a double buggy there are a variety of aspects to take into consideration, including the weight, fold size and type of wheels. Also make sure the brand you select is reputable for quality, since this will maximise the resale value when you're ready for a change.

Side-by-side doubles are smaller when folded, and have a slightly more ease of getting up and down kerbs than tandem models. However, they might not fit through all doors and could be a challenge for larger families.

The Cybex Xeon 3 is a elegant and light option that can be used just as well with two children in the seat as it does with one. It also has the option to use the seat in single mode, with a basket for shopping beside it which is a great option for parents who have limited storage space. Sophie our home-based tester, found it easy to maneuver even with two children in the seats. She also liked the fact that it can be folded with the seat removed. This makes it easier to store.