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@LauraThere’s no where by me that I know to I can just try them because I also need something that will fit in my boot 🙈 the single I have now I have to take a wheel off to be able to fit it in. I don’t mind if it’s side by side or one above. But I just want the newborn facing at least so I can see that everything is ok. I still have my 9 month old facing me even though he likes to be nosey. I just know that my first child stopped using a pram at 2 so this is why I don’t want too expensive if he follows in his brothers footsteps x
We got a 2nd hand one tbh from fb market, we got an oyster max 2 and i just paid 60 for it with 2 seats and I did get it professionally cleaned, As my 2yt old has long legs so I doubt he'll be in it long! But my daughter faces me 🩷
@Elle (i can't see waves) I don’t have social media. But I know people that will look for me. Is that a side by side or one infront?
Zummi halo single to double we are looking at
I’ve just got an outnabout for my 15month old and new born. Side by side, one side with a bassinet. I was also looking at the bugaboo donkey duo but even second hand they’re so expensive!
@Tiffany ohhh I see it's a one in front of each other and you change the position of baby to face you or the world. It's similar to a hauck duo x
We've a Joie Evalite, it was relatively cheap at £260 compared to some of the other prams I looked at. It's a one in front of the other and fits in the car with space for the changing bag and some shopping. However both kids face forward but it does have a little window to see into the newborn
The ones that are next to each other are usually facing away from you, but if you get one where they’re in front of one another, you can find some that are facing you. I know it’s a personal decision, but as someone currently with a 2.5 yr old and 1.5 yr old (they’re 13 mos apart), I really needed the stroller a lot when having two babies on my own. Even though the elder can walk now (for me, I’ve had two walkers for over 6 mos now and still use it sometimes)…when trying to handle two on your own, it’s a lot easier to just strap them in and be able to keep them both close to you. Just my personal experience though. I ended up with a couple different double and single strollers (one here, one I keep at my parents house, one I keep in the car, etc). And “expensive” could be relative too because I have one that’s $200, and $400, and one that was $1500. But they’re out there. Happy to share name and links if you’d want.