Best Twin Stroller For Newborns

If you're expecting twins, or have two children that are close in age, a double stroller is essential. The top double strollers provide different ways to ride your children with side-by-side seating and an attachment for a board.

Lauren Ro, a writer and strategist, has a favorite is the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Mono, which is easily adapted as your family grows. It can accommodate two infant car seats as well a toddler car seat, making it a great choice for twins from birth.

Bugaboo Donkey

This is the top double stroller for families looking for a stylish, side-byside double tandem pushchair stroller. It's a larger than the other Bugaboo models, but it feels solid and built to last. It has an adjustable handlebar that extends and retracts easily. It also has a fantastic reach, so it's easy for my husband of 6'1 to push, even when fully loaded.

Seats are spacious, and can be positioned in a way that one child is behind another or so that the children are facing each other. They can also recline independently from one another. The canopies are large and cover both fabric if desired. But they don't have enough ventilation, which makes them be like a tiny oven on hot days. There's no peek-a-boo window to see your kids.

This stroller features a unique feature that lets it grow with your family. It can convert from one seat (Mono Mode) to a double side by side double stroller by side stroller. It is the only double pram stroller stroller convertible that can do this! It can be used with a second car seat or bassinet for infants.

It is easy to navigate on smooth surfaces and is able to handle steps and slopes well. It isn't easy to maneuver through crowded stores and restaurants. It is also difficult to fold, especially when seats are connected. It is still compact and fits through most doors.

In mono mode, there's an storage bin located next to the front seats. This is ideal for shopping and other supplies. The main storage basket beneath the seats is massive and can support up to 100 pounds, which is more than any other stroller on this list!

Uppababy Vista v2

This is one of the top twin strollers for new borns. It can be used straight out of the box as a double stroller and is compatible with numerous infant car seats and bassets. The Vista Upper and Vista Lower adapters let you use two infant car seats at the same time.

The V2 is a redesigned version of the original Vista. The toddler seat is now raised by about half an inch, the footrest is larger and the canopy has an additional fabric extension that zips out. The harness has also been upgraded and no longer needs to be re-threaded, making it easy to adjust.

The stroller is equipped with large wheels (8" in front and 11.5" in the back) and a robust suspension system, which can navigate any terrain. The front wheels are rubber, which makes them ideal for navigating rocks, gravel and cobblestones. While the rear wheels have more tread to conquer paths and grassy hills.

A child's bicycle can also be connected to the front of the stroller. This is a great choice for parents who do not want to use a car seat. If you have a child who is ready to stand in the Vista, the Vista can accommodate a third kid with its piggyback ride along board.

Vista is Vista is simple to use and set up, however it takes some time to remove all of the protective packaging. The instructions are easy to follow, and there's also a YouTube video to help if you need more help.

Thule Urban Glide 3

The Thule Urban Glide 3 stroller is the most recent version of the popular all-terrain stroller. It's designed to appeal to families that appreciate style, sustainability, and adventure. It's got exciting new features including a built-in feet rest and a new reclining seat, which promises unmatched comfort for children during long walks and jogs. Its sleek and agile design has also been upgraded to improve its maneuverability.

It is extremely light, making it simple to drive and swift to accelerate on the open road. Its suspension can handle sudden changes in surfaces (like grass to pavement) effortlessly, and the oversized wheels provide ample traction for even the roughest of terrain. It can easily move up kerbs and around tight spaces such as city streets. Even small sidewalks and crowded parks are no problem.

Although the new Urban Glide 3 offers superior performance, it also retains the classic Thule features that make it an ideal jogger for parents. It comes with a huge canopy that offers excellent sun protection and a convenient peekaboo window a top-quality harness system and an integrated handbrake with an incredibly tuned lever. It offers plenty of storage space, including pockets inside the seat as well as a huge cargo bag that can accommodate up to 15 pounds.

This Thule jogger comes with a bassinet to accommodate strolling infants, and a double version that can fit two children. It can be used with car seat adapters so you can use the infant carrier of your child, and it comes with a fold that's one-handed to make it easy to transport or put away. It also comes in a green option that uses dyed solution-dyed fabrics in black color options to minimize the use of water.

Cortina Together

Cortina Together is designed for families that are growing and provides parents with the option of seating to meet the preferences and needs of every child. The luxury Double Stroller stroller's standard stroller seats have reclining backrests and independent canopy. They're also engineered to accept one of Chicco's #1-rated KeyFit or KeyFit 30 infant car seats in the front and rear seat (car seat sold separately) with the exclusive click-in attachment, without the need for add-on bars and straps, like many other models need.

A comfortable three-position handle can be used by dad or mom, and a zippered rear access basket offers plenty of storage space for gear. The suspension and wheels of the tandem double stroller ensure an easy ride across any terrain. The rear is linked with a single touch. breaks when activated by a toe-tap, making stopping easy.

In our Strollers & Multiples lab tests, Cortina Together scored well for its ease of use. This is based on the ease with which it is for you to fold and set up the stroller. It also considers how easy it is for you to open and close the snack tray and engage and disengage the brakes, lift the stroller when folded and then carry it like a trunk.

There are some downsides to this model, though. First, it's heavy. It weighs 36.6 pounds when fully loaded which puts it close to the top of our metric. It also has limited visibility in the back seat when the car seat is in place. The front tray release can be difficult to use, especially after long-term use. Despite these issues we still consider this to be a great stroller for your family.

Jeep Double Stroller

Jeep Destination Ultralight Side x Side Double Stroller - a lightweight, affordable stroller ideal for families with 2 children. The front lock wheels swivel and can be rotated to allow smooth maneuverability on flat surfaces and lock to give stability on bumpy surfaces. It also features an umbrella fold that folds down in a matter of seconds, and it stands upright for easy transport. Its light aluminum frame with foam handles and carrying strap make it one of the easiest-to-lift double strollers in our tests.

This tandem stroller features independent reclining seats to ensure maximum comfort. Its large canopy can provide UPF 50 sun protection. It comes with a peekaboo view window to allow for easy monitoring. We would like to see the canopy vented to let in more airflow though. We were not happy the fact that the cup holder is extremely high on the frame. You'll need to bend down to reach it.

In our tipping test the Jeep fell over at a 39-degree angle which is higher than average for a double stroller. It's a bit heavier, but offers more storage for the money. The seats and handle are also well-padded.

This stroller is multi-functional, and offers three modes. It can be used as a cart (for stuff) as well as a jogger mode (with two 5-point safety belts for children) or car seat mode. It can fit a single infant car seat. However, pediatricians advise that you wait until your child is six months old before allowing them to jog with them. It is available in black with a limited warranty. Jenni Gritters is a parenting and outdoor journalist who has written about shopping, travel tech, food, and parenting for a decade and has been published in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Forbes. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and 2-year-old twin daughters.