2 yr old and a newborn, I need pushchair recommendations please.

[Titsalinabumsquash]

Just that really!

I have a baby due next year and DS3 (2) is a bolter so he does have to spend time in the pushchair when we're out.
Can anyone recommend the pushchair they had/have for similar ages please?

[ForTheLoveOfSocks]

I used my wrap for squish and put DD1 in her usual pushchair. Gives you a bit more time to see if you will need a double or not

[MrsMarigold]

Yes I had an Out 'n' About Nipper side by side - amazing! lighter than a McLaren easy to steer - they used to hold hands in it both can see out unlike a Phil and Teds and we could travel by Bus and off road - not so great in the boot of a car, can steer with a finger, great customer service from Out n About, easy to use on steps with two kids in it. Loved it. Buy second hand for about £90

[Trapper]

Are you in and out of the car all the time, or are you always on foot/ on public transport?

[Titsalinabumsquash]

I'm in and out the car a lot, we have a big people carrier so space isn't a problem. I can't use a sling, I have a lot of joint problems.
DS3 will be going to nursery in Jan 2016 when he's 3 but that still gives me from April - Jan getting about with both of them.

[Ihateparties]

I had a jane twone, an oyster max would have done just as well, but I walk everywhere. If you will revert back to a single you already have later then given you're in and out of the car I would probably start by looking at a 1 piece fold side by side pushchair. Nipper, baby jogger city mini or city mini gt, red kite twini, britax b agile double etc.

For walking most places I would get a tandem but for driving and taking into account older children to get in and out of the car etc. in that case I would go for lightest and easiest/quickest fold.

[NishyM]

I think tandems are the best bet and the best out there is definitely ICandy Peach, although it depends if you prefer tandem or side-by-side?

[LakeFlyPie]

I used double Nipper for DC (2.5yr gap) and loved it, most manoeuvrable pram I've pushed, suitable for newborn as seat goes flat. It even fits through my front door and most shop doors I needed to get through.

[CaptainMorgansMistress]

Would it be worth looking at the babyjogger city select? Can be one seat / one seat and a carrycot / two seats depending on what configuration you need.

Steers great, fairly compact fold and there are quite a few around second hand - have a look at the babyjogger fb page.