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Buying a double buggy from birth (reviews over at Dudoser)

When you are deciding on the perfect double buggy, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. We spoke to Fourth Trimester postnatal retreat expert Katie Billingsley for her advice on everything from seating options and age ranges to folding mechanisms and storage space.

This buggy is an essential item for active families. It grows with you and your family from toddlers to twins. It is light with great maneuverability and is able to handle uneven terrain with ease.

What type of buggy would you prefer?

A double buggy is great for transporting two children, but not necessarily of the same age, side by side. They can also be used as prams. Each seat comes with an adjustable mechanism that allows your children can sit or lie down in different positions. They're often spacious enough to store everything from drinks and snacks to wipes and nappies. They are often lightweight that folds easily and are compact enough to fit into the car boot. If you're someone who drives a lot, it's important to make sure the buggy's maneuverability with the folded wheels and also to get in and out of your car boot.

The most popular type of double buggy is the side-byside, which you've probably seen on other mothers' pushchairs or even rode in as a child yourself. They're ideal for twins or older siblings who want to keep up with you. They also come in various seating options such as 'cinema seats'. They're usually easy to drive and, if you opt for a model that has soft suspension, make light work of kerbs.

Tandem buggies, which are simpler to turn than side-by-sides are also very popular. The second seat is positioned behind the first, rather than on the top. The seats are generally larger and heavier than a side by side, so you should check that they will fit through doors or on public transport. They can be used to transport twins, a toddler and an infant or three children, with the addition of a buggy board.

Lastly there are the'single-to-thule double stroller' convertibles which can be used as a single pushchair from birth then convert to a double by attaching a second seat, carrycot or car seat to their clever frame. They are more expensive than tandem buggies or side-byside buggies, but they offer the flexibility of a single buggie and have a high cost of resale. They're generally easy to steer, come with large storage bins and can handle uneven surfaces. Some even have a built-in ride-on board and 'cinema seating' for your older child.

Do you have twins?

If your children are twins or siblings with different ages, a double buggy is the best double stroller option to transport them around. There are two kinds of double buggies: tandem buggies which have one child sitting above the other, and side-by-side buggies. Both can be fitted with two fixed seats, but side-by-side buggies are typically narrower in width for getting through doors. Tandems are typically wider overall. They can also accommodate a carrycot as well as a toddler seats.

Do you have one?

Being a parent to a child can be an enormous responsibility at first, especially when you need to be attentive to the infant. A double buggy side by side buggy can help them to feel a sense of belonging if you place them in a baby carrier and push the older child. It can also help your child settle into their new role of a 'big sister or brother'.

double pushchair from birth buggies that are side-by-side are often considered to be the best choice for twins as they allow both children to enjoy the same view, but they can be heavy and heavy. The Leclerc B-AGILE DUAL is a compact double buggy that features an innovative frame that can be expanded widthwise and can accommodate two seats fixed. It also offers different configuration options, including the second seat to create the bassinet.

We also recommend an alternative, the Mountain Buggy Double Trailblazer for families that love to explore. This nifty buggy is a single pushchair that can be transformed into a double by adding a second seat or carrycot (depending on the model). Its super-smooth ride is ideal for rough terrain and it comes with a variety of thoughtful features to keep everyone happy.

Do you require an automated system of travel for your business?

Double buggies can be a great way to transport your children safely. However, they are not necessary for every family. Depending on your lifestyle and the age gap between your kids, you may be able to get by with a single stroller and certain attachments such as toddler harnesses and baby carriers that allow you to ferry your child around on their backs or in front of you.

There are three different types of double buggies: tandem, side-by-side, and convertible. Side-by-side buggies come with two seats that are next to each other, meaning that your children will be able see each one another. However, they tend to be wider than a single pushchair, and can be difficult to maneuver around kerbs. Tandem buggies offer a more compact alternative, with one seat in the front and a second in the rear, however they can still be heavy and long to push.

Convertible double buggies allow you to transform a single stroller into double buggy by attaching a bassinet or infant car seat to the frame. You can leave your child in the car seat until is ready to step into the buggy seat. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is a great example of this - it's suitable for twins or a toddler and baby or even three kids with the the optional PiggyBack board.

As your children grow older and more capable, you can use double buggys to accompany them to cycling trips or other day trips in which they prefer to walk. It's important to remember that your children might not always be comfortable in a stroller and might be tired and irritable during longer trips.

So, before you decide to invest in a double buggy at the time of birth be sure to think about the above points and your family's specific circumstances. A solid and reliable double stroller will simplify life, especially if you need to travel through busy streets or crowded shopping centres.