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How to Choose the Best Double Stroller

There are a variety of options when it comes to double strollers. To help you choose the best one for your family, we talked to experts in child development as well as mom Katie Billingsley.

You should look for a stroller which is easy to fold, push and carry. Look for a model that can fit two infant car seat or a toddler with a riderboard.

Safety

Find a double-stroller that comes with all-terrain tires and a brake that can be operated with a hand if you want to keep the kids safe while walking. These brakes and wheels assist you in navigating paths and dirt without worrying about your children slipping or rolling. The best double to single buggy (similar resource site) strollers come with plenty of storage space for gear and kids-sized items like snacks and toys.

Selecting the best double stroller for your family begins with understanding how old and far apart in age your kids are. Most double strollers can only accommodate one child seat, but those that do come in different configurations, so you can choose the type of seating that best suits your kids and your lifestyle.

The classic doubles are perfect for children of similar age who want to play. Double-decker designs permit the user to place one seat above the other, or even attach a riderboard for older siblings. Newborns can be tucked into an infant bassinet that is attached to the frame, or as a standalone attachment that offers a peek-a-boo view of your baby. If you are expecting twins or have twins and want to have a twin stroller, it will be the best option.

Look for a double-wheeled stroller that can handle off-road terrain, and even hiking. A majority of these strollers have been designed with active parents in mind and have features that allow you to take your kids to any adventure, no matter how rough the terrain or how steep the climb could be.

In addition to all-terrain tires the top double strollers come with clever features that make traversing difficult terrain and weather a lot easier. For instance, this jogging stroller includes a wrist loop for your child, so you're sure they're secure when running downhill or at higher speeds. It also features a canopy that covers the entire area and has airflow to keep your kids comfortable in the summer heat.

This model is a compact and compact double stroller from Joovy. It weighs just 23 pounds, which makes it lighter than some single strollers. It's ideal for air travel or storing in trunks and overhead compartments. It also comes with a large storage basket and a simple one-step parking brake.

Seating

Contrary to the giant strollers of the past these double strollers are sleek and can accommodate an array of designs to accommodate families. Some work as traditional side-by-side strollers, while others -- like the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Double Stroller--function as a base to which car seats, toddler seats, or bassinets click into. They are available in a range of widths and weights that can accommodate children from newborns through kindergarten.

A good double stroller must be a breeze to move and fold, as well as permitting you to alter the handlebar height so you're in a comfortable position throughout your trips. A well-designed handlebar is one that is easy to grip, and it should allow you to walk in a proper posture (ask other parents for tips on this). It should also offer a variety of storage options that will accommodate everything you need for your children.

If your twins have a similar age, a tandem stroller could be the best choice for your family. The seats on these models are placed side by side, enabling you to interact with both of them and keep an eye on them at the same time. They also recline independently so that one child can lie down while the other is awake and ready to go.

The disadvantage of a twin stroller is that it's more spacious than a model with a single occupant which makes it difficult to maneuver around walkways, aisles for shopping and narrow doors. For some families, however the benefits are well worth the extra effort and size.

If you're in the market for an ultra-compact double stroller, the UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double is a fantastic choice. Its shock absorption, sleek design and the capacity to accommodate two infant car seats--plus an optional running board for mobile older children -- make it a great choice for city living.

A wagon-style double stroller, such as the Delta Children LX Stroller Side-by-Side is another option. This model is bare-bones and offers a lot of seating space and storage, as well as robust wheels that can handle any terrain. It also has an umbrella with 50+ SPF and adjustable handlebars. However, some parents feel that the seats are a little too low and don't recline to a fully flat position, which makes it difficult for smaller children to sit comfortably or reach their snack trays.

Easy of Use

A double stroller is usually a significant investment and one you're likely to use for many years. If you are looking for a double stroller, make sure it is easy to use and clean. The best double strollers have been developed to be easy-to-use and come with many useful features.

All the strollers that we tested could be folded quickly and compactly in one hand. They're also lightweight, making them ideal for traveling. Many of them can be checked for gate entry on airplanes and fit in most trunks. Our testers found that their strollers can be folded down to a smaller size than the single seat equivalents. Some even had a carry strap.

If you're looking for a flexible double car seat stroller stroller that can expand with your family Look no further than the Valco Snap Duo Trend. This side-byside stroller is compatible with infant car seats as well as other accessories. It can be used from birth up to the age of preschool. Each seat comes with a 5-point harness and a large canopy. It also offers ample sun protection.

The Joovy twin pushchair from birth Roo is another option that's highly regarded. The stroller is light compact and weighs only weighs 22 pounds when folded. The front seat reclines almost to a flat position and the back seat can be adjusted for each child. There's a large storage basket and an easy, one-step linked parking brake which makes this stroller user-friendly and easy to maneuver.

The only negatives of the Joovy Twin Roo were minor and specific to the model in question. Kerry says that the packaging is smart and enjoyable, however, it comes in five boxes which can be a little cumbersome to carry around. She also found the Genuis magnetic clasp a bit clunky, and it took her a while before she was able to master it. However, in the end she was extremely pleased with her stroller and would highly recommend it.

Storage

Strollers come in a variety of sizes and shapes, ranging from side-by-side doubles to tandem (single-file seating) styles, and a lot allow you to personalize your stroller by adding a bassinet or a car seat attachment. Some have rider boards which can be added for older siblings. However, not all of them are made equal. Some are sleek and easy to use, while others are heavy, bulky and difficult to fold and store.

If you are looking for a stroller that is light that can fit two children and two children, the Joovy Caboose Graphite is a great option. It was the lightest choice in our tests, weighing close to 23 pounds. It is also easy to fold, but it still has all of the features parents require to enjoy a great time with two kids.

UPPAbaby's Vista v2 double is another model our testers loved. They particularly liked its sleek design and ease-of-use. It can fit two infant car seats, or a toddler's bassinet and seat without adapters. Its rear seat can be removed to transform it into a quad or triple stroller. It comes with a large basket for storage, and can be upgraded by adding an organizer for parents and all-terrain tires, as with side storage bags.

Billingsley says that the most suitable double stroller to use for toddlers is one that has numerous options for customization. This includes a bassinet or seat that can be removed. That's because toddlers often have little endurance, so a stroller with a bassinet attachment will provide them with a safe spot to take a nap. She suggests that a double pram and pushchair stroller should also have a good recline position and harness system and plenty of storage space for snacks and toys.

The ZOE twin pushchair+ is popular with parents due to its light weight and versatility. It is airline gate-check friendly it can be accessed through all doors (without taking off the wheels at the front) and can be made to a triple or quad stroller by adding an additional tandem. The nearly flat, independently reclined seats as well as the extra-long sun canopy that can be adjusted are among the other features. A large underseat storage basket as well as parent and child cup holders complete the impressive set of features. Taylor states that the only drawback is that it has the largest footprint when folded, and can be difficult for parents to carry.