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What to Look For in a Twin Pram

If you're expecting twins, or have two children close in age, you'll need a top twin pram that can aid you in navigating life on the go. Here are all the best choices!

Choose between tandem or side-byside inline configurations. Some twin prams are available as travel systems that include car capsules.

Comfort

If you have twins, a double stroller is a must to carry two children with peace and comfort. But what to look for in a double stroller can be tricky as there are many different options available, from price points to designs and features.

It doesn't matter if have a tandem double or twin side-by-side pram, what is important is that your child is comfortable and content. Make sure the fabric on the seat and back support are comfortable and sturdy. Also, ensure that they have enough headroom.

The ease of pushing the pram is important. You don't have to be struggling with an enormous double stroller particularly when you are just starting out.

It's a good idea to choose a twin stroller that can be folded in just one click. This will allow you to compact the stroller when it's not in use. It is also worth looking for a stroller with rear and front suspension that can help you get over bumps more easily.

First-time parents usually opt to ensure the future of the pram they purchase by selecting a model that can be both twin and a single pram. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is a great example. It can be set up to accommodate a pair of seats, a pair or pram bassinets or even three children with the addition of a piggyback board (available separately).

It is worth looking into whether twin strollers are part of a travel system bundle. This will allow you to buy all the items you require in one place and will save you money in the end. If you decide to purchase a travel set-up, make certain that it includes things such as a rain cover and a sun canopy that will shield your children from the elements. You may also want consider adding on extras like cup holders and snack trays for your kids. If you have more kids you'll need more drinks and snacks!

Safety

A twin pram is essential for families with two young children who are close to the same age, and it's important to find one that suits your requirements. If you're thinking of buying a side by side twin pram or a tandem double pram there is an excellent choice of models to pick from with varying price points and features.

Many prefer a twin-side-by-side stroller because you can alter the bassinets and seats to meet your family's needs. For instance, you may prefer that your twins be able to sit independently or have them face one at each other while looking out at the world around them. Or, you might require them to lie flat in their bassinets for prams (which provides the best position for newborns to aid in their development of their spine and decrease the risk of SUID, also known as SIDS).

Tandem double prams permit you to place your baby in one seat while your toddler is in the other. This arrangement is particularly beneficial when your children are older and no longer require to be carried or are able to walk.

No matter what style of twin pram, check whether it's in line with Australian safety standards. It is important that the foot brake is clearly marked in red and connected to both the hand brake and foot brake to prevent misuse. The brakes must be easy to use, even if you're juggling a lot of things.

Take note of how much space your twin pram takes up when folded, and whether it can fit in your car boot. Some twin prams are quite long when folded, which could pose difficulties in tight spaces, and on busy footpaths or public transport.

Consider buying a travel pushchair system package that lets you combine your stroller of choice with car seats for babies. This will allow you to easily transfer your twins from the car to the pushchair, and back to the car without disturbing them. The UPPAbaby Vista twin pushchair is a great option for this, and comes with everything you need to get started including carrycots that can be used from birth, mesa i-size car seats and mesa I-fix bases.

Ease of Use

A twin pram can provide parents with many of the advantages of single prams. Most models have a wide variety of features designed to keep your little ones happy and comfortable. A large canopy, hoods with peek-a-boo eyes, and reclining seats will shield your children from the sun and bad weather. Some models come with large under-seat storage bins so you can keep all your family's items.

Another important factor in a twin pram is the way it folds. It should be a simple and quick mechanism that allows you to take the buggy away after you've used it. This is especially important if you are running late or going on an excursion while your twins are with you.

Some double prams come with air-filled, larger tyres. They are designed to ease the pressure on your child's spine as well as hips and improve maneuverability. These tyres can also be used on rough terrain, making a tandem stroller an ideal option for long hikes or walks with your children.

In addition to the tyres, an excellent twin pram should also have a handlebar that can be adjusted to accommodate all different heights. This feature can be very useful, especially if have children that are older and used to using strollers that aren't able to adjust as they grow.

A twin side-by-side stroller is a great option for siblings who are similar in age. It lets them play together and have fun while they are on the move. On the other side, a tandem stroller is best suited for children of different in age as it can accommodate a variety of seating options. These include two infant car seat carriers, toddler seats or baby carry cots.

Many first-time parents decide to future-proof their stroller by buying a model that is convertible from a single model to a twin. For example the Graco Duo Glider is an affordable and light twin pram that is able to fit all Graco car seats, making it a flexible choice for any family growing.

Style

When shopping for twin prams, you need to be important to consider the style that works best for your family. For example, you may want to buy a side-byside twin pram sale when there is a close age gap between your children, or opt for a tandem stroller with the older child sitting in front of the younger.

Think about the amount of storage space you'll require, including seat-back pockets or handlebar bags. Some double buggies come with additional accessories to make life with twins a little bit easier, such as seats with hoods to protect them from rain or sun, and foot covers that keep the seat's fabric clean.

For first-time parents it is recommended to use a reversible double stroller like the DUO2 by Bugaboo is a great option. It can be used either as a single stroller until your second child is born or it can be transformed into an inline twin stroller to use straight away. The large canopy provides exceptional protection from sunlight and wind and its hoods with peek-a-boo designs are designed to let you check in on your children without disrupting them. The under-seat storage basket is large and ideal to store diaper bags as well as other baby accessories.

The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another versatile twin buggy that is a lot of fun. It can be used as mono mode with the older child sitting behind the younger one, or as a twin buggy that is side-by-side, and it can hold up to 29 combinations of toddler seats, carry cots, and baby car seats. It features a sleek frame that can be expanded to allow for an extra seat and its smart suspension is perfect for surfaces that are bumpy. The UPPAbaby PiggyBack board can be added to the buggy to create a triple buggy.

If you're going to be taking your twins on jogging excursions and jogging, then a jogging-specific twin pram is the best way to take them. It will be much easier to manoeuvre and its oversized tires can deal with any terrain. You should test the twin jogging stroller's pushability before you purchase it. Also consider a model that has an open basket that can be opened at different angles.