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Buying a Double Pram Pushchair

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

This sleek and light pram is able to be transformed into a twin using a clever frame which expands in size. It also fits two carrycots or infant seats and has a huge UPF 50+ canopy with windows that peek out.

Comfort

If you're expecting a new child or your toddler is a walker and you've been going on family walks or full day outings with them a double pram pushchair could be a must-have for you. It's crucial to keep in mind that not every double pram is alike and it's important to pick the right one for your lifestyle.

Double prams with side by side seats let your children interact and see each other while on a stroll. They tend to be wider than single prams and might not be able to fit through certain doorways. They can also be difficult to maneuver on busy footpaths or in shopping centers. They can also be larger when folded.

Tandem double prams (in-line) are easier to maneuver, but not as wide. They are more difficult to fold as the seat is typically farther away from the handle. Also, they may require more parts when you are ready to use them. They are also more expensive than a double side by side pram.

Some parents who are new to the world choose a double convertible pram as a way to protect their purchase and use it in a double or single mode, depending 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 seat. Do some research before buying.

Joolz offers a range of double prams in a tandem or in-line design that are easy to convert and have great functionality for the growing family. The Venus for instance, is our top-selling twin pram and car seat due to its ability to be used starting at birth with the addition of the newborn cocoons (PS59 each) to create a lay-flat area for your baby. It can be converted into a single pram with the addition of a toddler board once your children are ready to go on independent walking.

Safety

To ensure that both children are safe and comfortable during outings it is crucial to select a stroller with padded harnesses. Double prams usually offer more storage space than single prams, which makes it easier to carry snacks, extra clothes toys, and other essentials for both children. It doesn't matter if you choose a side by side double pram or one in front of the other there are plenty of options to choose from.

The most popular option is a convertible double pram. They begin as a single stroller but can be converted to accommodate an additional seat, bassinet/carrycot, or an infant car seat. They're ideal for those who have two children close in age and want to future proof their purchase.

Tandem prams on the other hand, provide more flexibility in seating and allow for the child to sit or stand while the parent pushes. However, they are not infallible when it comes down to fights between siblings. It is recommended to avoid placing them in the same place.

Double strollers come in a variety of colours and styles to help you pick the one that best fits your family. Many families opt for a side-by-side double pram due to its versatility since it can be easily adapted to a twin travel system simply by adding Maxi-Cosi or Cybex baby car seat to the frame.

If you are looking for a less expensive option, a lot of our double prams can be purchased with a matching twin stroller set. The sets come with everything you need to transform your new stroller to a twin travel system including two large toddler seats, a sun canopy, large shopping basket, [Redirect-Java] and adapters for child car seats. This saves money for parents by not needing to purchase an additional twin stroller. It's also great for families who travels often. The Double Trouble Twin Pram comes with a set of toddler chairs suitable from birth. They can be used in conjunction with the Maxi-Cosi Infino or Cybex Infino Car Seat to create an entire twin travel system.

Stores

A double pram pushchair may appear like a daunting job but it's worthwhile to do the research prior to making a purchase. There are many aspects to consider including comfort for your children and parents, fold, weight, size and wheels. It is also important to consider the fabric and construction. A well-made stroller will last longer, and can be repaired quickly and have a higher value at the time of resales.

The ability of a double pushchair to accommodate seats or bassinets is a further benefit worth considering. You can future-proof your purchase by selecting a tandem double buggy (in-line). This type of double stroller allows children to be placed side-byside, making it easier to navigate through doorways and on public transportation. Tandem double buggies can be wider than the single pushchair. It is important to verify the dimensions prior to buying.

If you're looking to purchase a stylish city-friendly double pram pushchair, [Redirect-301] check out the Joolz Geo 3 Double. This compact model can be used in public transport as well as through narrow doors. It can be used to accommodate twins or a toddler and a 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 comes with an unbeatable warranty that will give you peace of mind.

If you're not looking for a stroller compact that can expand with your child, there are plenty of alternatives to pick from. There are many compact, single-seat pushchairs that have a large undercarriage storage basket and tray for parents. Some models have a one hand fold and swivel wheel on the front to allow for greater mobility. These models are ideal for day trips, short walks or running around. These models are perfect for parents and grandparents who want to simply load their pushchairs into their car's boot, or onto public transportation. The model is available in a range of fashionable colors, so you can choose one that is in line with your family's style.

Style

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

The most popular option is a side-by-side double pushchair that has two fixed seats for children with similar age. They tend to be more compact than tandem or in-line double prams which makes them easier to navigate through doors and along busy footpaths or in shops. They can be used with car seats or carrycots in the event that you prefer.

Another option is a single-to double pram conversion kit that allows you to convert your existing pushchair into a double one by the addition of a second seat. This is a great method to protect your investment in the future and avoid purchasing a double buggy. Our favourite option for this is the Joolz Geo3 double pram which blends both styles and features an innovative frame that can be expanded to accommodate the second seat. It can be used for two carrycots, carseats and toddler seats when your older child is old enough.

Other stylish options include other options that are stylish, such as the Babybee LUNA pram. This stylish and safe double pram is suitable for babies from birth to five. Both seats can be reclined independently and can be lowered to an upright position. The LUNA can also be used with two car seats or a comfortable LUNA cocoon. It complies with Australian safety standards.

Non-convertible side-byside double prams can be an excellent option, particularly for families with children who are close in age. However, it's worth bearing in mind that these types of prams are usually wider than other double buggies, and can be difficult to manoeuvre on footpaths that are crowded and up and down kerbs.

For a less bulky option look into the Cybex DUO2, which is available in mono and duo mode. It features a large shopping basket that sits behind the seat in parent-facing mode and has a reversible seat to allow you to have your baby facing you or the world.