DS will be 24 months when DS2 arrives in November and I am in total confusion as to what to do for the best with regard to a double pushchair. We currently have an Uppababy Vista which I absolutely love, and my original plan was to keep this for when I just have one of them with me (DS1 will stay in nursery at least one day a week while I'm on maternity leave), and maybe using in combination with a buggy board for toddler/sling for baby for shorter outings and nursery pickups etc. I was then planning on getting a cheap second hand double for longer walks and days out with the two of them.
I've looked at the BJCM Double, which seems the most comfortable (DS1 is currently a very good napper, and if at all possible I want to do everything I can to continue to encourage this!) but is also very wide and I don't think would even fit through our front door/hallway so would that end up driving me crazy? Also the Out n About Nipper 360 (a bit narrower but I've heard the seats aren't that comfortable for a toddler - I haven't actually seen one 'in the flesh' though) and Mountain Buggy Duet (more expensive and fewer of them around second hand). But would I get fed up with any double due to the width? I spent a lot of my first maternity leave walking into town and mooching round shops so don't want to limit myself too much.
I've also looked at the Phil and Teds, which seems fine except that the top seat (when a newborn is in the cocoon underneath) doesn't recline and I'm afraid DS1 won't be able to nap. This is becoming a bit of a dealbreaker in my head, but maybe I'm being totally unrealistic in my hazy imaginings of being able to steal half an hour in a cafe while both of them are asleep!
OR, I'm just starting to wonder whether we should sell the Vista after all and get a new Oyster Max. It seems easy to adapt if I've only got one of the DC with me, and has several configurations which may allow comfort for both DC at the same time as not being too wide. But will I end up really missing my Vista?
I'm not really bothered about any off-road capabilities, nor size of fold.
Oh wise MN pushchair experts, can you please advise?
Thanks!