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A Double Car Seat Stroller Is a Must-Have For Twins Or Two Young Kids
A double car seat stroller is essential for twins or two toddlers. The Joovy TwinRoo+ allows infant car seats to face either way, and also has a sit-and stand configuration for older children.
Another alternative is a baby jogger, that is perfect for parents who want to take their children for a run. Which stroller is right for you?
Easy to Fold
The best double strollers are easy to fold, whether you're trying to put them in your car or stow them into an entranceway. The majority of models come with a lever that allows you to fold the base and flip the seat back. Some models come with an upper handle that you can use to lift the stroller up and carry it, while others come with an integrated kickstand that can hold the stroller upright when folded.
A double stroller that can fit two infant car seats as well as an add-on riding board is a good option if you have twins or plan to have more than one child in the future. The Baby Trend Double Snap-N-Go is a well-liked option. It accepts all types of infant seats and features stadium seating for both children to take in the sights. The model does not "snap in" the car seats. Instead, you use a strap net to anchor them. The edge of the seat is set against the frame.
If you want to go shopping or stroll along a sidewalk in the city look into a stroller that has front and rear wheels that lock for more secure maneuverability over uneven terrain. The parent tray has two cup holders, a protected storage space, and a padded handle that has three positions for comfort and control. Some models come with an basket that is larger and can hold even more equipment.
For outdoor enthusiasts, a jogging stroller could be a better option over a standard stroller however, it can be difficult to lift and carry around with no handle. Some strollers with a jogging feature hooks to attach an infant car seat to give parents eight months of walking time. However, this is a risk for infants under six months and should be discussed with your pediatrician before attempting. BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie and Thule Urban Glide 2 Double have lightweight folding systems that can be done with one hand. The Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite is also a great option for outdoor activities. It is able to be used to seat one child in the main seat, or two toddler seats that can be converted to bassinet-style seating.
Sturdy
When families are on the move, a double to single buggy stroller is an essential tool. It should be sturdy enough to travel over all surfaces from suburban sidewalks to trails in parks, and is comfortable for infants who might need to lay flat to toddlers who wish to sit up and explore. Ideally, it will be able to accommodate different seating arrangements for children at different stages of development. It can also be easily tucked away in the trunk of your vehicle.
This multi-functional tandem stroller from CYBEX is a good choice to conquer a variety of terrain. It can accommodate one infant car seat and comes with a reclining toddler seat. Its built-in adjustable foot and leg rests keep children comfortable, and its generous UPF 50+ canopy and peekaboo windows provide both seats with plenty of sun protection. The optional baby bouncer board allows kids to ride in either of the seats or stand on it. The buckles with no-rethread were among the most simple to use in our tests, making it simple to get into and out.
Despite being a double, this stroller is light and compact. The stroller has a lot of storage space, including a huge cargo net under the seats, and a huge bag on the top. The padding on the handlebars is popular with parents, but the seat backs don't fully collapse into a flat position.
A similar lightweight double buggy, barebones tandem stroller is this one from Kolcraft, which weighs less than 23 pounds and can hold kids up to 40 pounds per seat (80 pounds in total). It comes with large pop-out canopy to provide shade, peekaboo windows and an adjustable folding mechanism that can stand on its own with an easy-to-carry handle for transport.
This budget-friendly double jogging stroller is the lightest we tested. It's a great choice for families with two children with similar age. It does not work with infant car seats, but can fit two of the top convertible seats, and comes with a convenient cup holder for each rider. The seats have a no-rethread harness that's quick and easy to secure and the ample undercarriage storage is easily accessible without disturbing your passengers.
Convenient Storage
It is important to think about the amount of storage strollers offer, particularly when you have two kids and their toys. Some of our top picks, like the UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double and Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double Stroller and 2 Car Seats bundle, have plenty of storage space, including an extra-large basket that can accommodate the kids' snacks as well as adult gear. The UPPAbaby's easy, one-hand fold means you don't need to strain your back when you're ready put it away.
Other models, like the Joovy TwinRoo+ Car Seat Frame Double Stroller are smaller and have less space but offer decent flexibility for a reasonable price. This model is compatible with 23 different infant car seats and is able to hold every seat. It's a major advantage over other twin frames that simply put the car in the frame. They aren't built to last for as long.
Parents of twins usually opt for a tandem stroller which can accommodate both infant car seats at the same time. However they are more expensive and will last longer when the children get older. If you're looking for a low-cost alternative, but one that can still function when your twins grow older, consider a wagon designed to carry two car seats. It should come with two canopy and a simple to use tray for parents that has cup holders.
It's important that your stroller is able to take the weight and movement your children will be doing however, you also want them to sit comfortably. Our testers looked for padding, good adjustments to the height of the straps on their shoulders and buckles that do not require two hands to operate. Certain models, such as the UPPAbaby Vista V2 or Evenflo Pivot Xpand come with reclined seats that allow children to sleep in a comfortable position. Others, such as the Joovy Cabose Ultralight Graphite and Graco Duet have seats with limited reclining options.
Another aspect to consider is the location and number of sunshades. Some models, like the UPPAbaby Vista v2 and Evenflo Pivot have two canopy options that cover both seats while others, such as the Joovy Caboose and Graco Duet, have only one canopy, with windows that open for the rear passenger. It's a good idea if your child is known to fall asleep in a certain position. However, it's important to remember that the window will only provide only a small amount of coverage.
Comfortable
The most important aspect of a stroller is the ease of use. Look for an extremely comfortable, well-padded and sturdy seat that is big enough to accommodate both children and has reclining positions. The canopy should be big enough to provide some shade and there should be a tray for parents with two cup holders. Other useful features include locking front wheels, as well as a parent organizer that comes with snacks and diaper bags.
The top double pram pushchair strollers for cars also come with safety features that will make your child feel safe. Pick a model that has a 5-point harness that holds your child at the hips and shoulders, the most rigid parts of their body. This shifts the force of an accident away from the abdomen to the seat, making this type of restraint more secure than a lap belt.
You should also consider how the stroller will fit in your home. Most parents have a limited amount of storage space, so make sure that the stroller can fit into your trunk or closet before you buy it. You should also take measurements of the width of any doors that you'll need to pass through with the stroller open. Doors that are standard are between 30 to 36 inches wide. However, some are wider.
Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is an excellent budget-friendly choice. It offers two infant car seats, and two modified toddler seats which can be set either backward or forward. This model is comparable with some of the top-end double strollers. However, it's cheaper for families that are growing. The one-hand fold and front foot brake make it easy to move, and the cushioned 3-position handle is suitable for mom or dad. The large cargo basket is a convenient rear zipper access compartment for larger items. The swivels on the front and back come with suspensions to ensure an easy ride across different terrains. The no-rethread belt makes it easy to secure your child's seatbelts. It is machine washable, and easy to spot clean.
A double car seat stroller is essential for twins or two toddlers. The Joovy TwinRoo+ allows infant car seats to face either way, and also has a sit-and stand configuration for older children.
Another alternative is a baby jogger, that is perfect for parents who want to take their children for a run. Which stroller is right for you?Easy to Fold
The best double strollers are easy to fold, whether you're trying to put them in your car or stow them into an entranceway. The majority of models come with a lever that allows you to fold the base and flip the seat back. Some models come with an upper handle that you can use to lift the stroller up and carry it, while others come with an integrated kickstand that can hold the stroller upright when folded.
A double stroller that can fit two infant car seats as well as an add-on riding board is a good option if you have twins or plan to have more than one child in the future. The Baby Trend Double Snap-N-Go is a well-liked option. It accepts all types of infant seats and features stadium seating for both children to take in the sights. The model does not "snap in" the car seats. Instead, you use a strap net to anchor them. The edge of the seat is set against the frame.
If you want to go shopping or stroll along a sidewalk in the city look into a stroller that has front and rear wheels that lock for more secure maneuverability over uneven terrain. The parent tray has two cup holders, a protected storage space, and a padded handle that has three positions for comfort and control. Some models come with an basket that is larger and can hold even more equipment.
For outdoor enthusiasts, a jogging stroller could be a better option over a standard stroller however, it can be difficult to lift and carry around with no handle. Some strollers with a jogging feature hooks to attach an infant car seat to give parents eight months of walking time. However, this is a risk for infants under six months and should be discussed with your pediatrician before attempting. BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie and Thule Urban Glide 2 Double have lightweight folding systems that can be done with one hand. The Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite is also a great option for outdoor activities. It is able to be used to seat one child in the main seat, or two toddler seats that can be converted to bassinet-style seating.
Sturdy
When families are on the move, a double to single buggy stroller is an essential tool. It should be sturdy enough to travel over all surfaces from suburban sidewalks to trails in parks, and is comfortable for infants who might need to lay flat to toddlers who wish to sit up and explore. Ideally, it will be able to accommodate different seating arrangements for children at different stages of development. It can also be easily tucked away in the trunk of your vehicle.
This multi-functional tandem stroller from CYBEX is a good choice to conquer a variety of terrain. It can accommodate one infant car seat and comes with a reclining toddler seat. Its built-in adjustable foot and leg rests keep children comfortable, and its generous UPF 50+ canopy and peekaboo windows provide both seats with plenty of sun protection. The optional baby bouncer board allows kids to ride in either of the seats or stand on it. The buckles with no-rethread were among the most simple to use in our tests, making it simple to get into and out.
Despite being a double, this stroller is light and compact. The stroller has a lot of storage space, including a huge cargo net under the seats, and a huge bag on the top. The padding on the handlebars is popular with parents, but the seat backs don't fully collapse into a flat position.
A similar lightweight double buggy, barebones tandem stroller is this one from Kolcraft, which weighs less than 23 pounds and can hold kids up to 40 pounds per seat (80 pounds in total). It comes with large pop-out canopy to provide shade, peekaboo windows and an adjustable folding mechanism that can stand on its own with an easy-to-carry handle for transport.
This budget-friendly double jogging stroller is the lightest we tested. It's a great choice for families with two children with similar age. It does not work with infant car seats, but can fit two of the top convertible seats, and comes with a convenient cup holder for each rider. The seats have a no-rethread harness that's quick and easy to secure and the ample undercarriage storage is easily accessible without disturbing your passengers.
Convenient Storage
It is important to think about the amount of storage strollers offer, particularly when you have two kids and their toys. Some of our top picks, like the UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double and Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double Stroller and 2 Car Seats bundle, have plenty of storage space, including an extra-large basket that can accommodate the kids' snacks as well as adult gear. The UPPAbaby's easy, one-hand fold means you don't need to strain your back when you're ready put it away.
Other models, like the Joovy TwinRoo+ Car Seat Frame Double Stroller are smaller and have less space but offer decent flexibility for a reasonable price. This model is compatible with 23 different infant car seats and is able to hold every seat. It's a major advantage over other twin frames that simply put the car in the frame. They aren't built to last for as long.
Parents of twins usually opt for a tandem stroller which can accommodate both infant car seats at the same time. However they are more expensive and will last longer when the children get older. If you're looking for a low-cost alternative, but one that can still function when your twins grow older, consider a wagon designed to carry two car seats. It should come with two canopy and a simple to use tray for parents that has cup holders.
It's important that your stroller is able to take the weight and movement your children will be doing however, you also want them to sit comfortably. Our testers looked for padding, good adjustments to the height of the straps on their shoulders and buckles that do not require two hands to operate. Certain models, such as the UPPAbaby Vista V2 or Evenflo Pivot Xpand come with reclined seats that allow children to sleep in a comfortable position. Others, such as the Joovy Cabose Ultralight Graphite and Graco Duet have seats with limited reclining options.
Another aspect to consider is the location and number of sunshades. Some models, like the UPPAbaby Vista v2 and Evenflo Pivot have two canopy options that cover both seats while others, such as the Joovy Caboose and Graco Duet, have only one canopy, with windows that open for the rear passenger. It's a good idea if your child is known to fall asleep in a certain position. However, it's important to remember that the window will only provide only a small amount of coverage.
Comfortable
The most important aspect of a stroller is the ease of use. Look for an extremely comfortable, well-padded and sturdy seat that is big enough to accommodate both children and has reclining positions. The canopy should be big enough to provide some shade and there should be a tray for parents with two cup holders. Other useful features include locking front wheels, as well as a parent organizer that comes with snacks and diaper bags.
The top double pram pushchair strollers for cars also come with safety features that will make your child feel safe. Pick a model that has a 5-point harness that holds your child at the hips and shoulders, the most rigid parts of their body. This shifts the force of an accident away from the abdomen to the seat, making this type of restraint more secure than a lap belt.
You should also consider how the stroller will fit in your home. Most parents have a limited amount of storage space, so make sure that the stroller can fit into your trunk or closet before you buy it. You should also take measurements of the width of any doors that you'll need to pass through with the stroller open. Doors that are standard are between 30 to 36 inches wide. However, some are wider.
Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is an excellent budget-friendly choice. It offers two infant car seats, and two modified toddler seats which can be set either backward or forward. This model is comparable with some of the top-end double strollers. However, it's cheaper for families that are growing. The one-hand fold and front foot brake make it easy to move, and the cushioned 3-position handle is suitable for mom or dad. The large cargo basket is a convenient rear zipper access compartment for larger items. The swivels on the front and back come with suspensions to ensure an easy ride across different terrains. The no-rethread belt makes it easy to secure your child's seatbelts. It is machine washable, and easy to spot clean.



