Looking for a pushchair for two year old twins.

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I have totally had it with my old one, which is a side by side, it is buggered.
I don't want to spend much as they wont need it for much longer, they don't often sleep in the pushchair.
I have seen ones that don't take up much more space than a single, but don't know where to get them.
Any ideas? Thanks

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I ' second ' that choice....have one,( permanently folded in car ), for my 6.5 monthers...we use a massive Silver Cross was trips around the neighbourhood !

Thanks I will look on the Mamas and Papas webb site. Not sure if that was the one I was thinking of though

I got the Mars L sky if any one is interested. V highly recommended.

i have the phil and ted's which is a bit like a double decker. it can be used as a single as well. Many people think its weird, especially for the lower seat, but my dd (almost 3) actually prefers that seat, even though i thought they would have turns. It is incredible to push

my 3.8 year old charge also prefers the back / bottom seat of the phil and teds!

i cant believe how it is possible to push 31kg of child easily 1 handed.... but it is! [grin}

u could always get a used buggy off ebay and put it back on ebay in a few months time!

i must i fell in love with the mountain buggy, and could have got it for the price of a phil and ted (BIL bringing it over from NY), but was put off by it being a side-by-side, and being much heavier, therefore might not be able to chuck in the boot.

should have said, i must say...!

the double mountain buggy is also not that great at fitting through doors!

the single mountain buggy is my all time favourite single all terraine buggy!

another vote for Phil & Ted's...
but are you sure you need it? i got a double buggy when my second was due (DD1 19 months) and suddenly aged 2 and a few months she always wants to walk. it really was quite sudden - from always in buggy to hardly ever in it. You could just get a buggy board for the back of the single and they could take turns?

Twickersmum - my ds1 was a good walker but still needed pushchair for a year or so for longer walks. I find the trouble with twins is that you can't give them as much independence as you would a single child. I think I will use it a lot this year still, and thats worth it to me. If I did the single pushchair and buggy board option, I think I would struggle because my three year old hasn't got that good road sense, so tend to still hold his hand.

don't know why I said my old one was buggered, its still fine, just sick of not being able to get through doorways. Looking for a reason to get a new one, oh well, I have done it now!

with the P&T you can steer with one hand and hold your other kids hand