Best Twin Stroller For Tandem Double Stroller Newborns

If you're expecting twins, or have two kids close in age, a double stroller is a must. The best ones provide multiple ways for your kids to ride such as side-by-side seating, and a rider board attachment.

The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Mono is Lauren Ro's top stroller. It can adapt to your family's needs effortlessly. It can accommodate two infant car seats as well as an infant seat. This makes it an ideal choice for twins.

Bugaboo Donkey

This is the best double stroller for families searching for a stylish, side-byside double stroller. It is a little bit bulkier than the other Bugaboo models, but it feels sturdy and built to last. It has a handlebar that is adjustable that can be extended and retracted easily. It has a decent reach, so my husband who is 6'1" is able to easily push it when fully laden.

The seats are spacious and can be placed so that one child is in front of the other or have the children face each one. The seats can recline independently from each other. The canopies are huge and cover both seat fabrics when desired. They don't have much ventilation which makes them appear like an oven on hot days. They also don't have a peek-a-boo window to see the children.

One of the most distinctive features of this stroller is its capacity to adapt to your family's needs from a single seat (Mono mode) to grow to a double side-by-side stroller. It is the only double stroller convertible to do this. It can be used in conjunction with baby bassinets or a car seat.

It is simple to use on smooth surfaces, and it handles slopes and stairs well. The only downside is that it can be difficult to navigate crowded shops and restaurants. It is also a little difficult to fold up, especially when the seats are tucked away. It's still small and fits through most doors.

There is a storage bin that is attached to the frame, next to the front seat in mono mode. It is great for grocery shopping and other items. The main storage basket under the seats is massive and can accommodate up to 100 pounds that is more than any other stroller on this list!

Uppababy Vista v2

This is among the best twin strollers designed for new borns. It can be used right out of the box as a double stroller and is compatible with numerous bassies and infant car seats. It can even accommodate two bassinets or infant car seats at the same time if you purchase the Vista Upper and Lower adapters.

The V2 is a redesigned version of the original Vista. The toddler seat is half an inch higher, the footrest is more space, and the canopy comes with an extender fabric that zips out and gives extra coverage. The harness has also been upgraded and does not require re-threaded, making it easy to adjust.

The stroller comes with large wheels (8" in front and 11.5" in the back) and a sturdy suspension system that lets it take on any terrain. The rubber wheels on the front are great for navigating rocks and gravel, while the tread on the rear wheels is better for grassy hills or sidewalks.

A child's bike can be attached to the front of a stroller. This is a great choice for parents who don't want to use a car seat. If you have a child who's old enough to sit n stand double stroller, the Vista stroller can fit an additional child using its piggyback board accessory.

Vista Vista is easy to use and install. It does take some time to take off all the protective packaging. The instructions are simple to follow, and there's also a YouTube video to help for assistance if you require more information.

Thule Urban Glide 3

The Thule Urban Glide 3 stroller is the most recent version of this renowned all terrain stroller. It's designed to appeal to families who are looking for style, sustainability and adventure. It's got exciting new features like a built-in foot rest and an updated reclined seat that promises unmatched comfort for children during long walks and jogs. Its sleek, agile design also enhances its maneuverability.

It's extremely light, making it easy to push and easy to accelerate when you're hitting the road. Its suspension can handle abrupt changes in the surface (like grass to pavement) with ease and the oversized wheels provide plenty of traction on even the roughest of terrains. It can climb kerbs without difficulty, and it can maneuver in tight spaces like streets in cities with aplomb. It's also easy to navigate narrow sidewalks and overcrowded parks.

Although the new Urban Glide 3 offers superior performance, it still retains the classic Thule qualities that make it the ideal jogger for parents. The huge canopy offers great sun protection, an easy peekaboo feature as well as a premium harness system and a handbrake that's perfectly tuned. It also comes with plenty of storage options, including inside-seat storage pockets and a large cargo basket that holds up to 15 pounds and comes with an open-top cover.

This Thule jogger includes a bassinet that is suitable for strolling infants, and a double version that can fit two children. It accepts car seat adapters so you can use your child's infant carrier, and it has a quick one-handed fold to make it easy to transport or to store. It's also available in green, using solutions-dyed fabrics with black colors to reduce the use of water.

Cortina Together

Designed for the growing family, Cortina Together offers parents various seating options that can be adjusted to the individual needs of each child and preferences. The double stroller's two standard stroller seats have reclining backrests and independent canopy. The seats are also designed to accommodate Chicco's KeyFit or KeyFit 30, the #1 baby car seat that is rated the highest in both the rear and front seat. (Car seat sold separately).

A comfortable three-position handle can be used by dad or mom and a zippered rear access basket offers plenty of storage space for all of your gear. The tandem double stroller's wheels and suspension provide a smooth ride over all types of terrain, and the one-touch rear brakes that are linked and have a toe-tap activation makes stopping a breeze.

In our Strollers & Multiples laboratory tests, Cortina Together received high scores for ease of use. This is based on how easy it is to fold and set up the stroller. It also reflects the ease with which it is for you to open and close the snack trays, engage and disengage brakes, and then lift the stroller that is folded and carry it like the trunk of a car.

The model has a few flaws. First, it's heavy. It weighs in at 36.6 pounds when fully loaded which is on the beast side of our metric, and is heavier than the average for this category of strollers. In addition, it has a limited view from the back seat when a car seat is installed. Lastly the front tray release is sometimes difficult to operate, particularly when used for a long time. Despite these limitations, we believe this is a fantastic double stroller that will be able to keep your family together for a long time.

Jeep Double Stroller

Jeep Destination Ultralight Side x Side Double Stroller - a lightweight, affordable stroller for families with 2 children. The front swivel-lock wheels turn to maneuver on flat surfaces and secure for stability on bumpy surfaces making it easy to go where you want to go. It also has an umbrella fold that can be closed in seconds and stands upright for easy transport. Its aluminum frame is light with foam handles and straps for carrying make it one of the easiest to lift double strollers we tested.

This tandem stroller comes with independently reclining seats for maximum comfort. The large canopy provides UPF 50 protection and also comes with a peekaboo view to make it easy for monitoring. We would like to see the canopy vented to let in more airflow though. We weren't a fan of the fact the fact that the cup holder sits quite high up on the frame. You'll need to bend down to reach it.

In our tipping test it was found that the Jeep tipped over at a 39 degree angle, which is higher than average for the double pram. It's a little heavier however, it has more storage for the money. The handles and seats are also well-padded.

This stroller is multi-functional, and has three modes. It can be used as a walker (for things), jogger mode (with two 5-point safety belts for kids), or car seat mode. It can fit one car seat for infants, however, pediatricians recommend waiting until your child is 6 months old before jogging with them and one year old before letting them go on rough terrain. It is available in black and comes with a limited warranty. Jenni Gritters has been a journalist in the field of parenting and outdoor for over a decade. She has written about travel and food, shopping, technology and parenting. She's also contributed to the Wall Street Journal, New York Times and Forbes. She currently lives in San Francisco with her husband and twin daughters, aged 2 and 2.