Best Twin Stroller For Newborns

A double stroller will be essential if you are expecting twins or if you have two children of the same age. The best strollers offer numerous ways for your children to ride such as side-by-side seating, and an attachment for a rider board.

The Bugaboo Donkey 5 Mono is Lauren Ro's favourite stroller. It adapts to the needs of your family seamlessly. It can fit two infant car seats and a toddler seat which makes it an ideal option for twins as young as.

Bugaboo Donkey

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

The seats are comfortable and can be set up to place one child in front of the other or to have children face each other. They can also recline independently from one another. 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. There's no peek-a-boo window to see your kids.

One of the most unique aspects of this stroller is its capacity to adapt to your family's needs from a single seat (Mono mode) all the way 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 easy to use on smooth surfaces, and it handles stairs and slopes well. It can be a challenge to maneuver around busy stores and restaurants. It is difficult to fold the seat down, especially if it's attached. It is still fairly small, however, and can be tucked away easily.

In mono mode, there is a storage bin in front of the front seats. This is ideal for shopping and other items. The main storage basket beneath the seats is large and can hold up to 100 lbs. This is more than any stroller we have listed!

Uppababy Vista v2

This stroller is among the best twin strollers for newborns. It is compatible with a range of infant car seats and bassinets (adapters are sold separately) and can be used as a double stroller right out of the box. It can even accommodate two infant car seats or bassets simultaneously when you purchase the Vista Upper and Lower adapters.

The V2 is an improved version of the original Vista. The toddler seat is now elevated by a half inch, the footrest is larger and the canopy has an additional fabric extension that zips out. Additionally, the harness has been upgraded and no longer needs to be replaced, making it easier to adjust.

The stroller comes with fairly large wheels (8 inches in the front and 11.5 inches in the back) with a strong suspension, which means it is able to easily navigate all kinds of terrain. The front wheels are made of rubber and are ideal for navigating through rocks, gravel and cobblestones. The rear wheels have more tread to tackle grassy hills and 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 invest in a baby car seat. If you have a child who is old enough to stand up, the Vista stroller can fit a third child with its piggyback board accessory.

Vista is a simple device to use. Vista is simple to use and to set up. It does take some time to take off all the protective packaging. The instructions are simple to follow, and there's an YouTube video to help if you require help understanding the steps.

Thule Urban Glide 3

The Thule Urban Glide 3 stroller is the most recent version of the popular all-terrain stroller. It's designed for families who appreciate style, sustainability, and adventure. It comes with exciting improvements, including a built-in leg rest and a new reclined seat that provides unbeatable comfort for children who take long walks and jogs. Its sleek, agile design also increases its maneuverability.

It is incredibly light, making it simple to drive and speedy to accelerate on the open road. Its suspension is able to handle abrupt changes in the surface (like grass to pavement) effortlessly, and the large wheels provide ample traction even on the roughest of terrain. It is able to easily climb over kerbs and turn tight spaces such as city streets. It's also easy to navigate narrow sidewalks and crowded parks.

The brand new Urban Glide 3 is a superior jogger that gives parents plenty of comfort and convenience. The huge canopy offers great sun protection, comes with an easy peekaboo as well as a premium harness system, and an integrated handbrake that is perfectly tuned. It is packed with storage space, including pockets on the seat and a large cargo bag that can hold up to 15 pounds.

This Thule Jogger comes with a bassinet for strolling babies, as well as a double version that can hold two children. It accepts car seat adapters, so you can use the infant carrier of your child, and it features a simple fold that's one-handed to make it easy to transport and store. It's also a green option, as it uses solution-dyed fabric in its black color choices.

Cortina Together

Designed for the growing family, Cortina Together offers parents flexible seating options that can be adjusted to each child's unique needs and preferences. The double stroller's two standard seats feature reclining backrests and independent canopies. The seats are also designed to take Chicco's KeyFit or KeyFit 30, the #1 baby car seat in both the front and rear seat. (Car seat sold separately).

A large, zipper-accessible basket on the rear offers ample storage for equipment. The handle is cushioned to allow for dad or mom. The tandem double infant stroller stroller's suspension and wheels ensure a smooth ride on all terrains, and the one-touch rear brakes that are linked and have a toe-tap activated make stopping easy.

In our Strollers & Multiples laboratory tests, Cortina Together received high scores for ease of use. This metric is based upon the ease with which it is to fold and set up the stroller. It also includes the ease with which it is to open and close the snack tray as well as engage and deengage brakes, and then lift the folded stroller and carry it as if it were a trunk.

We did find some drawbacks to this model, however. First, it's heavy. It weighs 36.6 pounds fully loaded which puts it close to the beast end of our metrics. It also has a limited view from the back seat when a car seat is installed. Lastly the front tray release can be difficult to operate, particularly after long-term use. Even with these issues, we believe this is a fantastic double buggy newborn stroller that will keep up with your family 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 ensure stability on bumpy surfaces, making it easy to go where you want to go. It also features an umbrella fold that can be closed in seconds and stands upright to make it easy to transport. Its lightweight twin buggy aluminum frame, carrying strap and handle made of foam makes it one of the easiest double strollers to lift during our tests.

This stroller has independent reclining seats to ensure maximum comfort. Its large canopy can provide UPF 50 sun protection. It has a peekaboo window that allows to allow for easy monitoring. We'd like to see the canopy vented for extra airflow, however. We were not happy that the cup holder is quite high up on the frame. You'll have to bend down to reach it.

In our test of tipping, the Jeep was able to tip over at 39 degrees of incline which is higher than average for a stokke double stroller stroller. It's a bit heavier however, it has more storage space for the price. The handles and seats are also well-padded.

This stroller can be used in three modes that include wagon (just to store things) and Jogger (with two 5-point safety harnesses designed for children) and car seat mode. It can fit one car seat for infants however, pediatricians suggest waiting until your child is six months old before running with them. They should also be 1 year old before taking them on rough terrain. It's black and has a limited lifetime warranty. Jenni Gritters has been a parenting and outdoor journalist for more than 10 years. She has written about travel, food, shopping, technology and parenting, and she's also contributed to the Wall Street Journal, New York Times and Forbes. She currently lives in San Francisco with her husband and 2-year-old twin daughters.