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Best Twin Stroller For Newborns

If you're expecting twins or two kids close in age A double stroller is a must. The top double strollers offer numerous ways to ride your children with side-by-side seating and an attachment for boards.

The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Mono is Lauren Ro's favorite stroller. It can be adapted to your family's needs effortlessly. It can accommodate two infant car seats, as well as an infant seat. This makes it a great choice for twins.

Bugaboo Donkey

This is the top double stroller for families who are looking for a stylish and attractive side-by-side double stroller. It is a bit larger than other Bugaboo strollers however it feels sturdy and built to last. It has a handlebar that is adjustable that retracts and extends easily. It also has a fantastic reach, making it easy for my husband of 6'1 to push, even when loaded.

The seats are large and can be placed so that one child is behind the other or to have children facing each one. The seats can recline independently of one other. The canopies cover both seat fabrics If you want. They're not very ventilated, so they can be like an oven on hot days. There is no peek-a-boo to see your children.

This stroller comes with a unique feature that lets it expand with you and your family. It can go from a single seat (Mono Mode) to a double side-by-side stroller. It is the only convertible double stroller that can do this! It can even be used with an additional bassinet or car seat for infants.

It is easy to use on smooth surfaces, and it is able to handle slopes and stairs well. The only issue is that it could be difficult to navigate the midst of crowded restaurants and shops. It can be difficult to fold the seat down, especially if it's attached. It's 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 things. The main storage basket underneath the seats is large and can hold up 100 pounds. This is more than any other stroller on our list!

Uppababy Vista v2

This is one of the top twin strollers for new newborns. It can be used right from the box as a double stroller and is compatible with many bassies and infant car seats. The Vista Upper and Vista Lower adapters let you use two infant car seats at once.

In comparison to the original Vista, the V2 has made a few changes to make it better. The toddler seat is now elevated by a half inch, the footrest has been made larger, and the canopy is an extra fabric extension that zips out. The harness has also been modernized in that it does not need to be re-threaded. This makes it much easier to adjust.

The stroller is equipped with big wheels (8" in front and 11.5" in the back) and a strong suspension system, which allows it to navigate any terrain. The wheels made of rubber on the front are perfect for navigating rocks and gravel, while the tread on the rear wheels is more suitable for grassy hills or sidewalks.


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

Vista is a simple device to use. Vista is easy to use and set up, though it does take some time to take it out of the protective packaging. The instructions are easy to follow, and there's a YouTube video if you need assistance understanding the instructions.

Thule Urban Glide 3

The Thule Urban Glide 3 stroller is the latest version of this renowned all terrain stroller. It's designed to appeal to families who value style, sustainability and adventure. It comes with exciting improvements that include a built-in leg rest and a new reclined seat that offers unbeatable comfort for children who take long jogs and walks. Its sleek, agile design increases its maneuverability.

It is extremely light, making it easy to drive and speedy to accelerate on the road. Its suspension is able cope with sudden changes in surface (such as grass turning to pavement) and the large tires provide enough traction for any terrain. It is able to easily climb kerbs and turn in tight spaces such as city streets. It's even a breeze to navigate narrow sidewalks and overcrowded parks.

The new Urban Glide 3 is a superior jogger that gives parents plenty of comfort and convenience. The huge canopy offers great sun protection, a convenient peekaboo and a top-quality harness system and a handbrake that is perfectly tuned. It also comes with ample storage, including in-seat storage pockets and a large cargo basket that can hold up to 15 pounds with an open-top cover.

This Thule jogger includes a bassinet that is suitable for strolling babies, and a double version that can accommodate two children. It has car seat adapters, so you can use the infant carrier of your child. It also has a one-handed folding system to make it easier to transport or store. It's also a green choice because it uses solution-dyed fabric in its black color choices.

Cortina Together

Designed for the growing family, Cortina Together offers parents versatile seating options that allow them to adjust to each child's unique needs and preferences. The two seats in the double stroller have reclining backrests, and canopies that are completely independent. The seats are also designed to take Chicco's KeyFit or KeyFit 30, the number one rated infant car seat, in both the rear and front seat. (Car seat sold separately).

A large, zipper-accessible basket on the rear offers ample storage space for the equipment. The handle is padded to allow for dad or mom. The suspension and wheels of the tandem double stroller provide a smooth ride on any terrain. The 1-touch linked rear breaks when activated by a toe-tap, making stopping simple.

In our Strollers & Multiples laboratory tests, Cortina Together received high scores for its ease of use. This metric is based on how simple it is to set up and fold the stroller, adjust the safety harness as well as the snack tray, engage and disengage the brakes, lift and carry the stroller as if putting it into a trunk, and for double strollers compatible, install and remove the infant car seat.

The model has a few flaws. First, it's heavy. It weighs 36.6 pounds when fully loaded which puts it close to the beast end of our metrics. It also has a limited view when a car seat is placed in the rear. Additionally the front tray release can be difficult to operate, particularly after long-term use. However, despite these issues, we believe that this is an excellent 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. Its front swivel-lock wheels rotate to move on flat surfaces and lock for stability on bumpy surfaces making it easy to go where you'd like to go. It also has an umbrella fold that can be closed in a matter of seconds and can be set up for easy transportation. Its lightweight aluminum frame, foam handles and strap for carrying make it one of the easiest to lift double strollers we tested.

This tandem stroller features independent reclining seats to ensure maximum comfort. The canopy is large enough to offer UPF 50 sun protection. It also includes a peekaboo window to allow for easy monitoring. We would prefer to see the canopy vented for more airflow. We also didn't like the fact that the cup holder is very high on the frame, meaning you'll have to bend to reach it.

In our tipping-test in our tipping-test, the Jeep was able to tip over at a 39 degree angle, which is more than the average for double prams. It's also heavier than our top picks, but it offers an adequate amount of storage space at a reasonable price and comes with a decent amount of padding on the seats and handle.

The stroller is a versatile model with three modes it can be used in: wagon (just for things) as well as the jogger (with two 5-point safety harnesses designed for children) and car seat mode. It can fit one infant car seat, however, pediatricians suggest waiting until your child is 6 months old before jogging with them and 1 year old before letting them go on rough terrain. It is available in black with a limited warranty. Jenni Gritters is a parenting and outdoors journalist who has written about travel, shopping, tech, food and parenting for more than a decade including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Forbes. She lives in San Francisco, California with her husband and twin daughters who are 2 years old.

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