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Choosing a Double Pushchair With Car Seat Double pushchairs are perfect for families with twins or infants and toddlers. Double pushchairs can fit two children on one seat and a carrycot may be added in the event of need. They usually have a large number of seat configurations and are able to fit through most doorways/hallways. They are a bit longer than side-by-side buggies, but they're much more stable and can even be used on pavements. Easy to manoeuvre When it comes to selecting the best double pushchair for your family there are a few aspects you need to consider. The first is looking at the weight and size of the pushchair, and also its folding mechanism, wheels, and fabrications. If possible, try to purchase a double pushchair that comes with a car seat from a reputable brand, as it will offer the best resale value in the future. Double pushchairs are available in two primary varieties: tandem and side-byside. Side-by-side buggies come with fixed seats that are positioned side by side, and they can be suitable for twins or children of different age groups. However, they tend to be bigger than single pushchairs, and can be difficult to squeeze through some doors or narrow roads. They can be also heavy and lengthy to push, particularly if the children in the car seats are in the front. Tandem buggies offer more flexibility in that they can be configured in many different ways. One or both seats can be set either backwards or forwards. They tend to be more expensive than side-by-side pushchairs, however, they are easier to maneuver and fold. Many of them also have large shopping baskets that is accessible even when the seats are fully reclined position. A locking front wheel is another important feature to look for in a double pushchair. This will help you traverse difficult terrains and transitions while keeping your children safe and secure. It is also important to consider the amount of storage space that is available and whether it is accessible, since this can be extremely useful when you have lots of shopping to complete with two kids. If you are considering purchasing a double pushchair that comes with a car seat, you must also check how it is easy to operate the buckles and straps. Some buckles are simple and only require one hand for operation, while others may require two hands for operation. You should also find out whether the model comes with a padded crotch strap as well as shoulder height strap adjustment, as these features are crucial to keep your child secure. Easy to fold When choosing a double pushchair and car seat, it's important to consider how easy it will be to fold and to store. Even with a child in every seat, the best double strollers fold up quickly and easily. They can also fit into smaller spaces, making them perfect for city dwellers and parents with limited storage. There are two primary types of double pushchairs: side-by-side and tandem. Side-by-side buggys tend to be narrower than single strollers, making them ideal for maneuvering in narrow entranceways and narrow walkways. They can be heavy and long, which makes them difficult to climb up a hill or on the kerbs. Some models have an additional seat beneath the chassis, which can be beneficial for shopping or children who want to sit up and explore. Tandem pushchairs may be larger and longer than side-by-side models. However, they are extremely adaptable and can be made to fit with the majority of infant car seats. Some also have the option of a rumble-seat and bassinet attachment to accommodate growing families. Some of the best-rated double buggy brands have a wide range of configurations. Another thing to think about is the weight of your double buggy, especially if you're looking for one that can hold babies in a carrycot. Some of the top double strollers come with a huge capacity for both seats, and some even allow you to add an extra seat on the frame. To make your child more comfortable, look for features like reversible seating as well as recline options and adjustable legrests. Some of the top double strollers come with a tray for parents built-in, which is a great place to store your keys and phone. Most double pushchairs include at least two cupholders, and a large basket for everything you need to shop. Some models come with suspension and a foot rest to make pushing twins easier especially on rough terrain. Easy to store If you want a double pushchair that's easy to store, try one that folds compactly. They tend to be a bit larger than single buggies, but they can fit through doors of standard size and take less space in your boot or car. Some models come with a carry bag to make storage much easier. A great choice is the UPPAbaby Vista Double. It has a side-by-side seat layout, and offers a variety of seating options with two infant car seats (car seats and adapters are sold separately), as well as a bassinet attachment. It also comes with a large storage basket with UPF 50 and rain canopies, telescoping handlebar, and comfortable seats. You can also add a riding platform to allow a third child be part of the fun. There are a variety of other options. The Jeep-branded TwinRoo+ is a good option for those who love to be outdoors because it can be used as a single or double buggy with a pair of rumble seats (extra kit is required). It has air-filled tires and a fantastic suspension. It can also be used to jogging. Some parents feel that the cushioned back isn't as comfortable and the child's seatback cup holders aren't very sturdy. The Joovy Twin Xpand Car Seat Frame Double is a different excellent choice. It's similar to the style of some of the top award winners. It is compact and can fit both infant car seats as well as toddler seats that can be converted into bassinets. This makes it ideal for twins as well as children of different age groups. It can hold a third child seat with an additional rumble seat. Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is an affordable option that's similar in design to our award winners. It also comes with the option of a third seat, which can be added with a rumble seat (sold separately). It has reclined chairs that can be adjusted and a cup holder for the parent. It has a weight limit of 50 pounds per seat. This means it might not be suitable for tall children. Comfortable seats A double pushchair that includes a car seat is a great choice for children. The seats should be padded and the harnesses need to be easy to use. The straps must be easily adjustable for height and the buckles need not require two hands. They must be strong enough to withstand repeated usage. If the buckles are difficult to operate, they could be unsafe and should be replaced. double pram and pushchair should also be able to recline easily and have UPF 50+ canopies that have windows that peek out. The reclining feature can be utilized by infants to sleep or older toddlers to take in the world. Tandem buggies usually start out as a single stroller and come with adapters to fit an additional seat or car seat to the frame. They typically have a narrower footprint than side-by-side strollers however, they might be too big for some doorways. They can also be quite heavy and typically difficult to maneuver between kerbs. Side-by-side buggies, on contrary, are typically more compact than tandem models. They are more user-friendly and can be adapted to older twins. However, they are expensive and might not be able to fit through all doors. The joovy double bundle is a good illustration of a model that can have seats that face each other either outwards or inwards. It can be used for infant car seats, and comes with bassinet. The majority of the models we tested only required only one step to attach and remove the car seat from its frame. This is a major plus for parents who are on the go and don't have time to mess with numerous steps. Certain models, such as the Doona or the BOB Revo Flex 3.0 Combo have a two step attachment, which involves clicking into place and strapping on. This additional step increases the risk of the car seat being fitted incorrectly. We also found that some strollers had trouble making adjustments to the crotch strap as well as shoulder height, and the car seat buckles were sometimes difficult to operate.