A Double Car Seat Stroller Is a Must-Have For Twins Or Two Young Kids

A double car seat stroller is a must-have for twins or two toddlers. The Joovy TwinRoo+ allows infant car seats to be positioned in either direction, and has a sit-and stand configuration for older children.

A baby jogger is another option for parents who want to take their children on a run journey. But which stroller is right for you?

Easy to Fold

The best double strollers are easy to fold, regardless of whether you're trying to stow them in your car or fitting them through an entranceway. Most models have a lever that allows you to fold the base and flip the seat back. Some models also include a handle on the top of the stroller that allows you to lift and carry the entire thing, and some even include a kickstand built into the design that keeps the stroller folded upright until you're ready use it again.

A double stroller that is able to accommodate two infant car seats and an additional riding board is a good option if you have twins or plan to have more than one child in the near future. A popular option is the Baby Trend Double Snap-N-Go, that can take all types of infant car seats and features stadium seating so both kids can see the sights. This model does not "snap into" the car seats. Instead you utilize a strap net to anchor the seats. The frame rests against the frame.

If you're planning to go shopping or stroll along a sidewalk in the city, consider a stroller with front and rear wheels that lock for better maneuverability over uneven terrain. A padded three-position handle offers convenience and control, while the parent tray has two cup holders and an enclosed storage compartment. Some models come with larger baskets which can hold more equipment.

A jogging-stroller can be a great alternative for outdoor enthusiasts. However it can be a challenge to carry and lift without a handle. Some jogging strollers have a hook for attaching an infant car seat, giving parents eight months of walking time, but this could be risky for infants under six months and should be discussed with your pediatrician prior making the decision to use. BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie and Thule Urban Glide 2 Double have lightweight folding systems that can be folded by using one hand. The Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite, which can seat two toddlers or a child in the main seating position is a great option for outdoor activities.

Sturdy

When families are on the move, a double stroller is an indispensable tool. It should be strong enough to stand up to different surfaces, including the suburban sidewalks and parks trails. It should also be a comfortable fit for toddlers and infants, who may want to play and sit up. Idealy, it should be able to accommodate various seating arrangements for children of different stages of development. It will also fit nicely into the trunk of your vehicle.

This versatile tandem stroller made by CYBEX can be used on different terrains. It comes with a reclining seat for toddlers and is compatible with an infant car seat. Its built-in adjustable leg and foot rests keep children comfortable, and its generous UPF 50+ canopy as well as peekaboo windows offer both seats plenty of sun protection. The baby bouncer board allows children to ride in either seat or stand on it. The no-rethread buckles were among the easiest to use in our tests, making it easy to get into and out.

Despite being a double, this stroller is lightweight and compact double stroller. The stroller has a lot of storage space, including a large cargo net beneath the seats and a large bag on the top. The padded handlebars are a hit with parents, however the seat backs don't completely collapse into a flat position.

The lightweight, basic tandem stroller from Kolcraft can carry children as heavy as 40 pounds per seat (80 pounds in total). It weighs less than 23 pounds. It has large pop-out canopy that offer shade. They also have peekaboo windows as well as a self-standing fold. It comes with straps for carrying that make it easy for schlepping, and 7-inch wheel locks that swivel, and 10-inch back wheels with suspension to ensure a smooth ride.

This budget-friendly double stroller is the lightest frame that we've have tested, and is a great option for families with two children with similar ages. It does not work with infant car seat, but can accommodate two of the top convertible seats and features a convenient cup holder for each user. The seats come with a no-rethread safety harness that is simple and quick to secure. They also come with plenty of storage space under the seat, without causing disturbance to passengers.

Convenient Storage

The amount of storage a stroller offers is important especially when you're carrying around two kids and their toys. Some of our favorites such as the UPPAbaby V2 Double and Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double Stroller and 2 Car Seats bundle, come with plenty of storage space, including a huge basket that can accommodate both snacks for children and adult gear. The UPPAbaby's one hand folding is simple and won't strain your back.

Other models, like the Joovy TwinRoo+ Car Seat Frame double stroller with car seat Stroller are smaller and have less space, but provide decent flexibility for a reasonable cost. This model can be used with 23 different infant car seats and cradles each one which is a major benefit compared to other twin stroller with car seats frames that strap cars into place and aren't designed to last as long as the car seat for infants.

Parents of twins usually opt for a tandem stroller which can accommodate both infant car seats at the same time. However they are more expensive and will last longer as children grow. If you're looking for a low-cost option, but one that will work even as your twins grow older, you should consider a vehicle that is designed to carry two car seats. It should come with two canopies and an easy-to-use tray for parents with cup holders.

It's crucial that your stroller can handle the weight and movement that your children will be doing, but you also want them to sit comfortably. Our testers looked for padding, good adjustable shoulder height straps, and simple buckles that do not require two hands to operate. Some models, like the UPPAbaby Vista V2 or Evenflo Pivot Xpand come with reclining seats, which allow children to snooze in comfort. Others, such as the Joovy Cabose Ultralight Graphite and Graco Duet have seats with limited reclining options.

Another thing to think about is the number and location of sunshades. Certain models, like the UPPAbaby Vista v2 or Evenflo Pivot have two canopy options to cover both seats. Others, like the Joovy Caboose or Graco Duet have a single canopy that has windows for the rear passenger. It is a good idea to consider this if your child is prone to falling asleep in a certain position. However, it's important to keep in mind that the window only provides minimal coverage.

Comfortable

The most important thing to consider when choosing strollers is how comfortable it is to use. Choose an upholstered, sturdy seat that is big enough for both kids and Single To Double Pushchair also has recline positions. The canopy should be large enough to allow shade, and there should be a tray for the parents with two cup holders. Other features to consider include the foot brake, lockable front wheels and an organizer for parents that can hold diaper bags and snacks.

The best double strollers for cars come with safety features that will make your child feel safe. Choose a model that has a 5-point safety harness which secures your child's shoulders as well as hips - the most rigid parts on their body. This kind of restraint is more secure than a lap belt since it transfers the most intense forces from an accident and into the seat.

You should also think about how the stroller will fit into your home. The majority of parents have a small amount of storage space, so be sure that the stroller fits in your closet or trunk before you buy it. Also, you should take measurements of any doors you need to pass through when the stroller is in use. Standard doorways are between 30 and 36 inches wide. However, some are wider.

Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is a budget-friendly option. It offers two infant car seats, and two toddler seats that can be positioned either backward or forward. It's comparable to some of the higher-end double strollers. However, it's cheaper for families that are growing. Its fold-up feature that is activated by one hand and a front foot break make it easy to maneuver, while a padded 3-position handle can be used by dad or mom. Under the large cargo basket is a practical access compartment in the rear for larger items. The front and rear swivel wheels have suspension that ensures a smooth ride on different terrains. Plus, the no-rethread harness makes it quick and easy to secure your children's seat belts. It's machine washable and simple to spot clean, too.