Your go-to guide for pushchairs, prams & baby gear in the UK
A compact double buggy is any twin or sibling pushchair engineered to fold smaller, weigh less, and squeeze through narrower gaps than a standard side-by-side or tandem model — typically under 75cm wide and light enough for one parent to lift solo. If you’ve ever wrestled a bulky double pushchair through a Victorian terrace doorway, … Read more
A double buggy for newborn and toddler is a two-seat pushchair built to carry a young baby (from birth, usually lying flat or in a carrycot) alongside an older sibling who can sit upright, letting one parent manage both children on a single set of wheels. It’s the piece of kit that turns “how on … Read more
Finding the best double pram for twins is one of those jobs that lands on your to-do list roughly five minutes after the second blue line appears, and somehow it still manages to feel like buying a small car. There’s the width to think about (will it fit through your front door?), the seating (do … Read more
Somewhere between the second blue line on a pregnancy test and your toddler’s first birthday, a horrible realisation dawns: your single pushchair has an expiry date. Suddenly you’re standing in a baby shop, prodding wheels you don’t understand, being quoted prices that make your eyes water, and wondering why nobody warned you that choosing a … Read more
Right, let’s talk about the elephant in the hallway: a side by side double buggy is brilliant for keeping both your kids in view and both of them happy, and it is also, frankly, a menace to negotiate through a Victorian terrace front door. If you’ve ever done that awkward wheelchair-parallel-parking shuffle trying to angle … Read more
One minute you’re staring at two lines on a pregnancy test (or working out how on earth you’ll manage a toddler and a newborn), and the next you’re neck-deep in forum threads about wheel diameters and chassis widths. Breathe. A double pushchair is, at its simplest, a wheeled conveyance built to carry two children at … Read more