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Best Twin Stroller For Newborns





If you're expecting twins or have two kids close in age the double stroller is essential. The best ones offer multiple ways for your kids to ride with you, including side-by-side seating as well as an attachment for a rider board.

Lauren Ro, a writer and strategist who writes for the blog, loves is the Bugaboo Donkey 5 Mono, which adapts seamlessly as your family grows. It can fit two infant car seats as well as an infant seat, making it a great option for twins as young as.

Bugaboo Donkey

This is the top double stroller for families searching for a stylish and attractive side-by-side double stroller. It is a little bit bulkier than the other Bugaboo models, but it feels solid and built to last. It has a handlebar which can be adjusted to retract and extend easily. It has a decent reach so my husband, who is 6'1" is able to easily push it, even when it is full of weight.

The seats are comfortable and can be positioned to have one child sit in front of the other or have children face each one. The seats can recline independently from each other. The canopies are large, covering both seat fabrics if desired. But they don't have adequate ventilation, so they could be like a tiny oven on hot days. They do not 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) all the way up to a double side-by-side stroller. It is the only double stroller convertible to do this. It can also be used with an additional car seat or bassinet for newborns.

It is easy to maneuver on smooth surfaces, and can handle slopes and steps with ease. It isn't easy to maneuver in crowded restaurants and shops. It is also a little difficult to fold, particularly when seats are attached. It's still compact and can be accessed through the majority of doors.

There is an additional storage bin that can be tucked away on the frame next to the front seat in mono mode. This is great for grocery shopping and other supplies. The main storage basket under the seats is large and can support up to 100 pounds, which is more than any other stroller on this list!

Uppababy Vista v2

This is one of the top twin strollers for new babies. It is compatible with a range of bassinets and infant car seats (adapters sold separately) and can be used as a double stroller right out of the box. The Vista Upper and Vista Lower adapters allow you to use two infant car seats at the same time.

The V2 is a redesigned version of the original Vista. The toddler seat is about an inch taller, the footrest has more space, and the canopy comes with a zip-out fabric extender that adds extra coverage. Additionally, the harness has been upgraded and no longer needs to be replaced, making it easier to adjust.

The stroller comes with large wheels (8" in front and 11.5" in back) and a robust suspension system, which can handle any terrain. The rubber wheels on the front are great to navigate through rocks and gravel and the tread on the rear wheels is better for grassy hills or sidewalks.

Another excellent feature is the ability to connect a child's bike to the front of the stroller, which is an excellent option for those who aren't interested in using an infant car seat or Rumbleseat. If you have an older child who is getting ready to stand and walk, the Vista can accommodate an additional child with its piggyback ride along board.

Vista Vista is easy to use and to set up. It does take some time to take off all the protective packaging. The instructions are easy to follow, and there's an YouTube video in case you need assistance understanding them.

Thule Urban Glide 3

The Thule Urban Glide 3 is the latest version of this popular stroller for all-terrain use. It's designed to attract modern families that prioritize style, sustainability, and adventure. It comes with exciting improvements, including a built-in leg rest and a reclining seat that promises unparalleled comfort for children during long walks and jogging. Its sleek, agile design also increases its maneuverability.

It's incredibly lightweight, making it easy to push and swift to accelerate on the open road. Its suspension can handle sudden changes in surface (such as grass turning to pavement) and the oversized tires offer enough traction for any terrain. It is able to easily climb over kerbs and turn tight spaces, like city streets. It's also easy to navigate narrow sidewalks and crowded parks.

The brand new Urban Glide 3 is a superior jogger that provides parents with plenty of comfort and ease. The large canopy offers excellent sun protection, a convenient peekaboo and a top-quality harness system and a handbrake that is precisely tuned. It also has ideal storage, with in-seat storage pockets as well as a large cargo basket that can hold up to 15 pounds with a zip-top cover.

This Thule Jogger comes with a bassinet to accommodate strolling babies, and 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 one-handed fold to make it easy to carry or to store. It's also a green option because it uses dyed-solution fabric in black color options.

Cortina Together

Cortina Together is designed for families that are growing and offers parents the option of seating to accommodate the needs and preferences of each child. The two seats in the double stroller feature reclining backrests, and canopies that are completely independent. The seats are also designed to accept 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-access basket at the rear provides ample storage space for your gear. The handle is padded to fit dad or mom. The tandem double stroller's suspension and wheels offer a smooth ride across all terrains, while the 1-touch rear brakes that are linked and have a toe-tap activation make stopping easy.

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 fold and set up the stroller and adjust the safety harness, open and close the snack tray, engage and deengage the brakes, then lift and carry the stroller as if placing it in a trunk, and for double strollers compatible install and remove an infant car seat.

We did discover some flaws to this model, though. First, it's heavy. It weighs 36.6 pounds when fully loaded which puts it close to the beast end of our metric. It also has a limited view from the back seat when the car seat is fitted. The front tray release can be difficult to use, especially after prolonged usage. Despite these issues, we think that this is a great stroller for your family.

Jeep Double Stroller

Jeep Destination Ultralight Side x Side Double Stroller - A lightweight, budget-friendly stroller ideal for families with 2 children. Its lock wheels on the front rotate for ease of maneuvering on flat surfaces, and lock to provide stability on bumpy surfaces. It comes with a compact folding umbrella that can be closed in seconds. It also stands upright to make transporting it easier. Its aluminum frame is lightweight, and its carrying strap and handle made of foam makes it one of the most easy double strollers we have seen in our tests.

This stroller has independent reclining seats to ensure maximum comfort. The large canopy provides UPF 50 protection and also comes with an open view for easy monitoring. We wish the canopy was vented for extra airflow, however. We also didn't like that the cup holder sits extremely high on the frame, meaning you'll need to bend down to access it.

In double buggy tipping test it was found that the Jeep tipped over at a 39 degree angle, which is more than average for a double pram. It's also a bit heavier than our top picks but it does provide plenty of storage space at a reasonable price and comes with ample padding in the seats as well as the handle.

The stroller is multi-functional and has three modes. It can be used as a cart (for stuff), jogger mode (with two safety belts with five points for children) or car seat mode. It can accommodate one car seat for infants 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 and comes 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 and has been published in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Forbes. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and 2-year-old twin daughters.