What to Look For in a Twin Pram

If you're expecting twins or have two children of the same age, you will need twin prams to assist you in managing your life on the move. We've got all the best choices right here!

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

Comfort

A double pram will allow you to carry your twins with ease and without hassle. What should you look for when purchasing a double stroller is a challenge. There are a variety of options, ranging from designs to price points.

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

Another factor to consider is how easy the buggy is to push. You do not want to be fumbling with a heavy double buggy, especially in the early stages when you'll be in and around a lot.

It's a good idea choose a twin stroller that can be folded with just one click. This will allow you to fold the stroller when not in use. You should also look for a model that has both rear and front suspension. This will allow you to overcome bumps with ease.

Many parents who are new to the family choose to future-proof their pram and opt for one that can be used as an individual pram as well as a twin pram. One good example is the UPPAbaby Vista 2 which can be configured with either a pair of seats as well as a pair of pram bassinets or even three kids with the addition of a piggyback board (available separately).

It's worth checking if twin strollers are part of a travel system bundle. It's easier to purchase everything you need in one go and you can save money. If you decide to purchase an entire travel system, make certain that it includes things like a rain cover or an umbrella that will shield your children from the elements. Consider adding extras for your kids like cup holders and snack tray. As you grow in the number of children you have you'll need more food and drinks!

Safety

It is essential to have a twin pram available for families with two children of similar ages. You must pick one that fits your needs. If you're looking to purchase a side by side twin pram or a tandem double pram, there's a wide selection of models to choose from with varying price points and features.

Many parents opt for a side-by-side twin pram as it allows you to configure the seats (or pram bassinets) into a variety of combinations based on your family's needs. For instance, you may prefer your twins to be able to sit independently or face each to each other and look out into the world around them. Alternatively, you may require them to lie flat in their bassinets for prams (which is the most suitable position for infants to help in their spinal development and reduce the risk of SUID, also known as SIDS).

Tandem double prams allow you to put your infant in one seat while your toddler is in the other. This configuration is useful for older children who no longer require to be carried and can walk.

Check that your twin pram is in compliance with Australian standards. It is essential that the foot brake is clearly marked in red, and linked to both the hand brake and foot brake to prevent misuse. The brakes should be easy to use, even if you're working with your hands.

Also, think about the space the twin pram takes up when it is folded and if it can fit into your car boot. Some twin prams are quite long when folded, which could create problems in tight spaces, and on footpaths that are crowded or public transport.

Think about purchasing a travel package that lets you pair your pram of choice with baby car seats. You can easily transfer your twins between the car and the pushchair, without disturbing them. The UPPAbaby Vista twin pram is an excellent choice for this, and comes with everything you require to begin with carrycots that are suitable for babies, mesa i-size car seats and mesa I-fix bases.

Ease of Use

A twin pram can provide parents with many advantages of single prams pushchairs prams. Most models have a wide array of features designed to keep your children at ease and content. A large canopy, hoods with peek-a-boo eyes and reclining seats protect your children from the heat and the bad weather. Some come with large under-seat baskets so that you have enough space for all the belongings of your family.

The way in which a twin pram folds is an important factor. It should come with a simple folding mechanism that lets you easily store the buggy when you're done using it. This can be especially helpful when you're in a hurry or if you're running an adventure with your twins in tow.

Some double prams feature air-filled, extra-large tyres. These are designed to lessen the stress on your child’s spine and hips and improve maneuverability. These tyres also work well on rough terrain, making the tandem pram a great option for long walks or hikes with your children.

In addition to tyres, the best travel pram twin pram should also have a handlebar that is adjustable to accommodate a variety of sizes. This feature is extremely useful, especially if you have children that are older and used to riding in strollers that aren't able to adjust as they get older.

A twin side by side pram can be a great choice for siblings who are similar in age, since it allows them to interact with each other and play while they're on the go. A tandem pram is best for children of different age groups, as it can accommodate a variety of seating options. These include two infant car seats, toddler seats or baby carry cots.

Many parents who are first-time parents choose to make their stroller more future-proof by purchasing one that converts from a single to a twin. For example the Graco Duo Glider is an affordable and light twin pram that can fit all Graco car seats making it a versatile option for families with a growing number of children.

Style

When you are shopping for twin prams, it's important to consider the style that works best for your family. For instance, you might prefer a side-by-side twin pram if there is an age gap that is quite close between your children, or opt for a tandem pram with the older child sitting behind the younger.

It is also important to consider the amount of space you would like in the basket and if you need storage spaces like seat-back pockets or handlebar bags. Some double buggies are equipped with additional accessories that make life easier for twins. These include hoods that protect the seats from rain or sun, and cover for feet that help keep the seat fabric clean.

If you are a first-time parent it is recommended to use a reversible double stroller like the DUO2 by Bugaboo is a good choice. It can be used as a single stroller until the second child is born, or it can be converted into an inline twin pram to use right away. The large canopy provides exceptional protection from the sun and wind and its hoods that peek-a-boo are designed to let you look in on your children without disrupting them. Its under-seat basket is huge and is ideal for storing your nappy bag and any other baby accessories you'll need.

The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another multi-purpose twin buggy. 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 accommodate up to 29 combinations of toddler seats, carry cots and baby car seats. It features a sleek frame that expands widthways to make room for the extra seat and its smart suspension is perfect for bumpy surfaces. It can also be used as a triple buggy with the addition of the UPPAbaby's PiggyBack board (available separately).

If you're planning to take your twins out for running and jog, then a twin pram that is specifically designed for jogging is the best option. It will be easier to maneuver and its larger tyres are able to cope with any terrain. Be sure to test the pullability of the twin jogging pram before purchasing, but make sure you select a model that has an accessible basket that can be opened in different positions.