Before shopping for a twin stroller, parents should determine what type of stroller would suit the family’s lifestyle. Tandem and side-by-side baby strollers are perhaps the most common types of twin strollers.
Tandem stroller features a seat which is located in front of another. Because of the position of the seats, this type of twin stroller has a narrow profile making it easy to navigate through grocery and store aisles. It is also one of the most affordable types as the models start at around $100. New tandem stroller models accommodate baby carriers which makes it convenient for parents to transfer the babies from the car to the stroller while they are sleeping. While tandem double strollers work well for strolls in the park, it is not ideal to be used in grassy areas or rough terrains. There are also parents who complain that it is not great in handling and cornering. However, its advantage is that it is easy to fold up and store. Tandem strollers are preferred by parents who have a toddler and an infant. The baby can stay at the back seat while the older one can stay in front without bothering the baby with movements such as kicks.
Side-by-side strollers feature seats that are beside each other. The seats can be fully reclined making it easy for babies to take a nap. It can also be folded up compactly. It is wider than tandem strollers because the seats are side by side but it is the lightest type of twin strollers. Its two front wheels are bigger and these allow the stroller to provide a smooth ride and easy navigation. When twins become toddlers, they will be able to easily get in and out of the stroller unlike in tandem strollers where the one in the back might get stuck. Perhaps the only drawback of side-by-side double strollers is its width. Because its average width is 30 inches, it can be difficult to navigate it through stores and malls. There are also brands that are trying to slim down the strollers to make it more attractive to consumers. However, this will make it uncomfortable for babies and toddlers who are larger.
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