Graco Stadium Duo

I have tried lots of pushchairs and this was one of the best not too expensive car seat will fit on the front or the back feels heavy but not that much bigger than my other graco single pushchair and i found it easy to get around the shops in.

Overall it was pretty good for the money. It was quite heavy to push and steer but I found it easier to have the older child at the back once the youngest was old enough to go on the front seat. I loved that I could use it as a travel system with a graco car seat.

I actually think that for a budget pram, it definitely serves its purpose. It is very durable, has great sun protection for the kids and a place to rest there (and your!) drinks, has a massive amount of space for storage underneath it, and is incredibly easy to fold up! We took ours to Australia with us and had no problems. Both babies have great visibility unlike a lot of other tandems, and the added benefit of clipping in the car seat was god sent when my son was first born!!

Already owning 2 prams (a 'luxury' pram and an 'umbrella fold' pram for travel), I was really in search for a 'budget' tandem pram to easily fit through doors and small shops. If you're looking for the same, this pram ticks all the boxes. It's easy to steer, has a HUGE shopping basket, is easy to collapse, and the elevated rear seat is nice. The trays are a bit silly, so I removed those on day one. I only have 2 cons about this pram--since the wheels aren't pneumatic (air-filled tires), the ride is a bit rough on brick roads and such, and the seat belts are much flimsier than on our other prams. Other than that, it's great value for money.

I really would not recommend this buggy. It is very heavy, and the chairs are pretty small. My (admittedly very tall) 2 yo is too tall to use the over-the shoulder straps in the front seat and only just fits under the fixed rain cover. My 4 month old is also close to not fitting into the flat section of the back. It is also very long and I feel enormously self-conscious in cafes and shops and have never dared take it on the bus.