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Selecting a Double Stroller With Infant Car Seat A double stroller that includes an infant car seat is a necessity for twins or two children of close age. If you are planning to purchase one, it's important to take into consideration your budget and how long you hope to use the stroller. Kate loved that the stroller was light and easy to maneuver. She also liked that it folds easily, though she did find the buckles magnetic difficult to fasten. Size Size is a major factor to consider when choosing a double stroller that includes an infant car seat baby. The stroller should be small and slim enough that parents can easily maneuver it through crowded sidewalks or through narrow subway gates. Additionally, the stroller should be easy to fold and small enough to fit into a trunk or smaller vehicle to store. If you plan on having twins or children that are close in age, think about purchasing a double stroller with two seats that can accommodate infant car seats. Double strollers cost more, however, they last longer and can be used until the age of toddlers or beyond. For instance our top choice is the UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double comes with a wide variety of seating options and will accept two infant car seats or toddler seats that can be converted into bassinets. We also like strollers that work with many different brands of infant car seats and offers a wider selection of strollers for families to pick from. The UPPAbaby vista, for example can be used with the UPPAbaby mesha as well as other infant car seats with adapters. It can also be used with the Baby Jogger Glider Board to accommodate a third person standing. Some parents opt to purchase a single-to-double stroller which can be adjusted to accommodate an additional child, but we recommend buying what you need at the time. A second child could arrive later than you expect or your first child may not take to walking. The seating arrangement in a double stroller, which includes an infant car seat could also affect the relationship between siblings particularly if they're close in age. Weight Double strollers weigh more than single strollers. Double strollers have two seats, and they carry more cargo. The weight of the stroller will be heavier. It's important to factor in this weight when you're deciding on the best model, particularly in the event that you'll use it for long jogs or walks. The most effective models can handle the extra weight without movement and swinging. It's also worth weighing the cost of a double stroller in relation to its durability. The top strollers are constructed better and have more seating configuration options which means they last longer than their less expensive counterparts. The joovy qool double-bundle is one example. It can accept car seat adapters for two infant car seats and can accommodate a second rider through an attachable bassinet. This configuration is ideal for twins, children of different ages, or siblings who have gaps between them. The Baby Trend Double Snap N'Go is a great choice for parents with a limited budget since it can be transformed into a tandem stroller (single file) and can accommodate two infant car seats. It's lightweight and compact and easy to move around despite the extra weight. Another budget-friendly option is the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double. It is comparable to award-winning models that are more expensive, and comes with multiple seating configurations. Its side-byside seat design makes it suitable for twins or children with different ages, and it can be customised with add-ons like dual canopies, twin bassinets or modified seats that double as toddler seats. It is also easy to fold and has a compact footprint, making it easier to fit into the trunk. The stroller is not meant to be used until children are able to sit without assistance, so children younger than that will need to either be carried or put in a car seat. Convenience It's more convenient and less stressful take your family on a vacation when you can transfer your infant's car seat effortlessly from the vehicle to the stroller. Instead of trying to fold a stroller while keeping one hand on the baby and the other on a toddler, you can just click the seat into place and then begin moving. This is a fantastic option for long-distance trips, as you don't want to unbuckle and then rebuckle your child every couple of minutes. Many parents with twins choose a travel system which can accommodate two infants in the car seat at the same time. The Graco Fast Action Flip offers this feature, and has a bench seat that can be used by older siblings. It's not compatible with all infant car seats, and can be somewhat heavy for certain families. Some parents prefer a double-stroller with an adapter for car seats that is integrated that works with all the major infant car safety seats. The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Combo is an excellent choice and comes at a very friendly price for what you get. While it's not the best double stroller for infant twins (it is only compatible with one), it can work well for many families and is a great choice if you're hoping for a single purchase. Other double strollers come with an even more complicated process for attaching and disconnecting the car seat. For example the UPPAbaby vist v2 double requires you to press down, then hear a loud clicking sound in order to be sure that it's secured properly. It's a bit more difficult to use in a parking lot, especially if your kids are tired or hungry. While it can grow with the family, we don't think it's the best option for parents with twins since you'll need an additional toddler seat when your children are old enough for it. Durability A double stroller that includes an infant car seat must be sturdy and built for long-term use. It should also be suited to your budget and lifestyle, whether you plan to use the stroller for a few or a number of years. Be sure to consider the quality of the stroller's fabric and the components, including its tires, when making your purchase. Find a stroller that has a an ample and deep storage basket that can accommodate plenty of groceries, diapers and other necessities. A large console for parents and cup holders are also useful, as is an umbrella sunshade that offers ample coverage. Make sure the stroller can handle off-road terrain, as well as narrow city sidewalks. Parents of twins might prefer an equilateral stroller to give equal visibility and access to both children, whereas others with kids of different ages might choose the tandem model, which allows the rear child to be lowered or raised. Tandem strollers are generally larger than single strollers however, and they can cause sibling squabbles in the event that the seats are different heights. A stroller with an adjustable handlebar can help you adjust it to the right height for you, and a one-hand fold mechanism can be an excellent feature. A compact footprint is a further feature to think about. It should easily fit in your trunk and will require only a little storage space. A stroller that is modular, such as the CYBEX Gazelle is a model that offers unbeatable flexibility. double infant strollers can mix and mix and match the seating units and cots to accommodate multiples, twins or a single child of varying age groups. The durable design and the flexibility of seating arrangements make it a worthy investment if you plan to keep it for a number of years to come. Safety A great stroller should be safe for children in the seats as well as the parent pushing them. Alli Cavasino is a certified child-passenger safety technician, suggests you choose strollers that have ergonomic handlebars, with simple-to-use breaks and an adjustable harness. She also recommends avoiding accessories that increase the weight of a stroller for children, like ride-on boards and extra child seats. A double stroller needs to be strong enough to withstand different surfaces, from suburban sidewalks and park trails to paved roads. It should be strong enough to handle curbs and bumps with ease but also flexible enough to climb stairs or negotiate steep slopes. It should also be simple to fold and fit into the trunk of a vehicle without any compromise in size or maneuverability. Parents of twins or children who are close in age might want to consider a stroller that can accommodate two infant car seats. This lets them transfer asleep children from the car to the stroller without them having to wake up. Many of our top-scoring strollers work with two car seats for infants, including the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double and the UPPAbaby Vista v2 Double. The double joovy bundle is another alternative. It comes with two infant car seats and an additional rumble chair that can be transformed into a second seat when your children outgrow the car seat. It has stadium-style seating with ample space for legs and is able to be set so that your kids can face each other or the world. It's not able to accommodate two bassinets or an infant car seat or riding board at the same time but it's an excellent option for families with several young children.