Double Stroller Recommendations??

Re: Double Stroller Recommendations??

• morgs8384 member

  July 2012

  Scroll down through some of the posts to get some extra responses from others.. This board isn't SUPER active, so it may take a few days to get feedback.

  Mine will be 13 months apart as well. We debated between the City mini double ( originally I had the single) and the Britax Bready. Ultimately I went with the B ready. I like the idea of going from single to double back to single, and it does like 14 different seat positions. It also came with a ton of extra accessories like parent console, car seat adapter, cup holder, and rain shield. The only con I can think of is that it is heavy, but I think most doubles are expected to be on the heavier side ( at least more so then what I was used to). I haven't used it with the second seat yet, since Lo isn't due til next month.. but I have played around with both seats, and used it as a single and really, really like it.
  

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• ldbryan member

  July 2012

  Someone posted the other day about stroller review videos from Baby Gizmo.  You can search YouTube for them. They were really helpful in helping me decide which one to get. 

  

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• etude de la vie member

  July 2012

  At 13 months apart I would NOT. Get a sit and stand. Mine were 16 months apart and really could trust her on a sit and stand until about 2! 

  When they little we used the city select every day because it gave the best options (single, double, glider board, car seat attachment, rotating seats). It is expensive and if money is tight Kolcraft Contours sells something similar (and comes with all kinds of accessories) as a double but it's a tank!  

  Baby gizmo in you tube is amazing!  

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• sosoph member

  July 2012

  With that age difference, you might reconsider a side-by-side, so that both kids can see out. The city mini and Britax b-agile are two super narrow and wonderfully maneuverable ones.
  

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• Bemyselfandi member

  July 2012

  I have gotten great reviews from people that have the Graco Ready2Grow. We are getting one in the next couple weeks as our second will be here within 5. Ours will be 22 months apart. The stroller is awesome because it can accomodate younger little ones like yours OR accodmodate older toddlers, little babies, etc...it's awesome. And affordable compared to a lot of other options out there.
  

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• philkristi member

  July 2012

  My LO's are 14 1/2 months apart...I bought a used Graco duo glider and do like it and works good, it was cheap and used and we still use it for trips when we will be gone for long time.  But we just bought the cheap side by side from Babies R Us - it's an umbrella stroller but a double (new it's like $100), and I really truely love that thing.  It doesn't have a lot of "extras" or storage but for what we use it for, it works great!  When DS was little (newborn) the Graco worked great but now that DS is 6 months and DD is 21 months the new one side by side works awesome and they both enjoy being able to look out and also see each other. 

  Andi is on the move!

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