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What to Look For in a Compact Double BuggyKerry says this side-by-side is slim enough to get through most doors and be used with two car seats or carrycots. It comes with a self-standing folding mechanism and convenient carry straps to make it easy to transport.It's also easy to move up and down stairs. The canopies have generously sized windows and openings that peek out.SizeA good-sized shopping basket and front and rear suspensions are essential features to look out for in a double buggy. You might be interested in knowing if it's an e-travel system, or whether a car seat or carrycot is possible to add. These are important considerations when you're planning to bring your children on public transport or longer journeys.If pushchair twin in search of a compact double buggy that can be used from birth look into the Leclerc Kooper X2. This clever model is a side-byside buggy with an adjustable frame that can expand to accommodate two children. The seats come with an option to recline and can be set up independently, which gives you the choice of one child leaning back relaxing for a nap, while the other looks out at the world around them. The seat comes with a large UPF 50+ canopy, with an open window.Mountain Buggy Duet is another excellent alternative for twins. It is the thinnest twin pushchair on the market. It measures just 63cm wide which means it can fit through most doors. It can take two car seats or a carrycot, and has lie-flat seats suitable from birth.Tandem double buggies that feature the children sitting side by side is a popular option for twins, or parents of a baby and toddler. However, they generally have a bigger footprint than single-seaters and can be difficult to manoeuvre on narrow roads or through doors.The iCandy Orange tandem buggy is a well-loved tandem that will grow with your family. It has 30 different seating configurations. It can be used with twins or a baby and a toddler or three kids when you purchase iCandy's "PiggyBack" board (which is available separately). It comes with a soft suspension system that makes kerbs easy to navigate. It can be used in single or double mode. It is also possible to attach a single stroller to the top of the unit for additional storage space.WeightA good double buggy is lightweight and easy to push. It should have an ample shopping basket with front and back suspension to make it easier for the child to navigate rougher terrain, and be suitable for twins as well as siblings of different ages.A majority of compact double buggies come with frames specifically designed to accommodate infant car seats and come with adaptors branded to match the most popular models from Cybex, BeSafe and Maxi-Cosi. They are a great choice for parents of children with medical issues and want to avoid the need to purchase separate strollers.They tend to be wider than side-byside buggies and are more difficult to squeeze into doorways and on public transport. Check the product details for alternatives for this if it is important to your family.If you're looking to find the tiniest double pushchair available, check out the Mountain Buggy Duet. This is the thinnest side-byside on the market with a 63cm width. It can be used to carry twins, or a baby and a toddler. It is built to last and offers superior performance thanks to its large air-filled tyres that can be used on all terrains but also great for cruising around town.The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another fantastic alternative. It can accommodate twins as well as a baby and toddler or two children with a piggyback board (which must be purchased separately). It folds up with a self-standing design and carry strap that makes it easy to transport and it has both rear and front suspension to help you cope with rough terrain. It's heavier than the Joie Evalite Duo but still lighter than the majority of tri-fold buggies and is a great value option for older kids.FoldingA good double buggy needs to be slim for storage. A suitable option is the Baby Jogger City Select 2. This model is a side-byside and features a very smooth fold. The frame expands when you fold it, which means it's more compact than one stroller. This makes it easy to navigate doorways and on public transport. It also means you don't need an additional car to push the buggy around.It's a great choice for parents of twins because it can be used with two seats, and car seat adaptors. It can accommodate a third child on the 'piggyback board of the buggy. It also has a wide range of options, including seats that are elevated to give both children an overview of their surroundings. There's even a handbrake built into the adjustable handlebar which makes it easier to push up and down hills.Another alternative is the Mountain Buggy Duet, which has the most compact side-by-side footprint on the market at the smallest 63cm. This makes it ideal for parents who are worried about fitting a double-doorway on public transport, and it is able to take on rough terrain like an off-roader. It can accommodate twins or a toddler and a baby, or two children who are similar age. Each seat can recline independently, ensuring that the kids are comfortable.The iCandy Peach is a good option. It can be utilized in a mono mode, and can be used with two car seats or a carrycot with an infant seat. It's a bit longer than other doubles, however it is extremely maneuverable particularly on smooth surfaces. This is a fantastic option for those looking for a stylish and practical buggy.There are a variety of inexpensive double buggies available, like the UPPAbaby vista 2. This small side-by-side can accommodate a newborn in a carrycot and a toddler in the seat, or three children if you add a PiggyBack ride on board that is branded with the pizazz. It has a simple, self-standing fold and a nice large canopy that offers children some security and also has a peekaboo window. It's also quite light for a double stroller and features a large undercarriage storage basket to store things like shopping.