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AIBU?

Share your dilemmas and get honest opinions from other Mumsnetters.

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To ask you to recommend your double pushchair...?

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babbaganoush · 27/05/2020 08:27

Posting here for traffic. I’m pregnant with my second baby, due in September. My toddler will be 26 months when this one arrives. I think I’m very likely to need a double pushchair as my little boy is a bugger for running off so I’m not convinced I can trust him to stay on a buggy board. The only requirements really are that it is easy to manoeuvre (there are 13 steps up to my house) and with a decent sized shopping basket. What would you recommend and why? Or do you think I could get away with a single pram and either sling or buggy board combo depending on the situation? Thanks.

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toomuchpeppapig · 27/05/2020 08:38

Out n About double nipper

toomuchpeppapig · 27/05/2020 08:39

Sorry, posted too soon!! It's really light to push and steer and has plenty of room for up to age 4 or 5. The only thing you need to make sure is that your doors are wide enough to fit it through!

crispysausagerolls · 27/05/2020 08:40

Bugaboo donkey.

I hate the ones which stack one poor baby on the bottom, close to the road fumes and without being able to see!

I also think they are v important because, If your toddler is like mine, important to be able to strap them in so they can’t just run off in a shop or anywhere else whilst out and about!

crispysausagerolls · 27/05/2020 08:41

Ah - i see your toddler IS like mine 😂

Coffeeisnecessary · 27/05/2020 09:13

City jogger, best pushchair ever. So easy to push and recline. Can use from newborn as it goes flat or you can get the newborn bassinet. Easy to fold one handed. Mine are well past buggy stage now and I miss the pushchair!!

Coffeeisnecessary · 27/05/2020 09:14

I meant the side by side one, baby jogger City mini double!

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babbaganoush · 27/05/2020 13:34

Thanks all. Will look at these. Any more recommendations?

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30not13 · 27/05/2020 13:35

Phil & Teds

Ninjasan · 27/05/2020 13:40

Baby jogger city. It's the best. Quite narrow. Really easy to fold. Great.

CaptainSpirit · 27/05/2020 13:47

Honestly I love my Joie Aire Twin. It's cheap and cheerful, fits through doorways and it's surprisingly light to push. Nice big basket too.

I have a nearly three year old and a nearly five month old and they love sitting next to each other, we've been using it since my younger daughter was a newborn (with a cushioned insert of course!)

Funsize123 · 27/05/2020 14:04

Mountain buggy duet. Narrowest double we could find as our DC are 1 year apart and I wanted to fit in doorways etc x

Temple29 · 27/05/2020 14:09

I’m due my second baby in September too when DS will be 17 months. Think I’m going to go with the baby jogger city mini double because you can attach a car seat to one side and put toddler in the other seat at the same time. Thinking it could be handy for trips to the supermarket etc when baby is asleep.
Also planning on using a sling where possible if baby takes to it, especially for walks.

MrsPerfect12 · 27/05/2020 14:11

I had the emmaljunga Viking and liked it. It's similar to a bugaboo donkey.

QueenOfCatan · 27/05/2020 14:11

Out n About double nipper here too, loved it! I used it for work (childminder) and got it new from the outlet on the nipper site for a huge discount. Totally recommend it.

Soubriquet · 27/05/2020 14:12

Out n about for sure

Such a fab buggy

MotherForkinShirtBalls · 27/05/2020 14:14

Baby jogger city mini double. You can get a carry cot adaptor for the newborn too which I loved about it.

PinkBlossom4 · 27/05/2020 14:23

Phil and Teds Sport . I had a side by side double for a while (baby jogger city double) and to be honest it was a pain in the arse . Trying to go along narrow paths , shops etc with a side by side double is so much harder work than pushing a tandum (In my opinion) . You can get a newborn pod thing for the second seat of the Phil and Teds. My children are now 4 and 2 and it still has plenty of room. The wheels are particularly good as large enough to bounce up curbs and go on rougher terrain.

Sugarhouse · 27/05/2020 14:23

I love my out n about nipper double so easy to push

doughnutmuffin · 27/05/2020 14:24

I'm due in September and there will be an 18 month gap. I was going to go with the mountain buggy duet but now I'm tempted by the city jogger, placemarking for recommendations

NuffingChora · 27/05/2020 15:35

Second the mountain buggy duet. Narrower than the city mini, great seat height so lasts amongst the longest (we found that it wasn’t all about the weight limit - need to check whether child fits under the hood too!! Donkey for example had a REALLY small seat unit by comparison). Steers incredibly easily, and if you slime the tyres then shouldn’t suffer from punctures. Love ours.

user1471592953 · 27/05/2020 15:42

Phil and Ted Sport was very good for us but we didn’t need to bring it up any stairs.

Whichoneofyoudidthat · 27/05/2020 15:43

The cheapest, lightest one you can find. And make sure it fits through doors.

Whichoneofyoudidthat · 27/05/2020 15:44

Tried a tandem. Hated it.

BillyAndTheSillies · 27/05/2020 15:46

Mountain Buggy Duet. I use it as a double when my four year old is flagging and as a single when it's just myself and DS2. Very narrow and easy to manoeuvre.

OwlinaTree · 27/05/2020 15:48

I had a similar age gap. I did manage with pram/buggy board or sling/pushchair. Could you use reins plus buggy board if he's a bolter?

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