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If you are expecting twins or planning for another child soon after your first, you will certainly need a buggy capable of transporting both of your children. When looking for double buggies, you’ll find that there are various factors unique to this type of travel system that are not relevant when buying a buggy for a single child. Here at Double Buggy, we aim to lead you through the options and pitfalls of buying a pushchair for two children and hope that with the help of our guidance you’ll find the right one for your needs.
What to consider when buying a double buggy?
Maybe the most important consideration when buying a double pushchair is the type, as this will effect the position in which your children will sit with each other and also their comfort. There are two distinct types of double buggy, the tandem buggy and the twin buggy. In addition to this you can also buy a twin pushchair which has it’s own benefits. Lets briefly look at the differences.
The Tandem Buggy
The tandem buggy is a newer design, where one child is positioned in front of the other. Unlike a twin buggy, with this style your children will not be able to see each other. This could be considered a benefit as an older child is not able to wake a younger one, also this gives the tandem buggy its reduced width making it easier to pass through doorways and and other confined spaces (e.g. lifts and supermarket isles). The tandem buggy tends to suit families with children of differing ages where the youngest child uses one seat which has the capability of reclining, and the older child uses the other seat. More…
The Twin Buggy
The twin buggy could be considered as the most traditional of the two types. Your children will sit side by side and as a result be able to see each other and interact while on the move. Another benefit is that when you want to talk to your children, you can see them both at the same time. However, due to the extra width, this style of buggy does come with it’s drawbacks. Negotiating doorways can often cause problems, as can entering lifts and other confined spaces. The makers of twin buggies are aware of the width restrictions and in an attempt to reduce the problems, produce them as slim as possible – the problem with this is that it can often restrict the space for the children. More…
The Twin Pushchair
The twin pushchair can be considered a light alternative to the twin buggy but is not always suitable for very young children, so check before you buy. Since a twin pushchair is more basic than a twin buggy, you’ll find them far more usable on those short trips in to town, or days out at the shopping centre. Due to the reduced weight compared to that of the twin buggy, using public transport becomes far easier. More…