
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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We have 3. The one we use the most is the uppababy vista. We got a jeep powerglyde because we go to a lot of baseball games and that one folds nicely under the seats. We also have a jeep scout double stroller because my friend has a baby one month older than mine and we babysit her frequently enough to use a double stroller. I think I have 3 due to unique circumstances but I’m sure you could get away with one
I had a graco that fit the carseats for them as newborns. When they got bigger i purchased the jeep destination ultralight stroller and LOVE IT. It fits through a standard doorway. Just took the twins grocery shopping in it today, pushed the stroller and pulled the cart all through walmart. We also have a wagon we use for bigger outings.
We initially got the graco duoglider. It was fine and did what we needed for the bucket seats, but folded very bulky and didnt drive the best. Around 10m i swirched ro the jeep destination double stroller which is much better for us. We use the wagon on "big" outings most of the time.
I use my double constantly with a 24 month gap. I have the uppababy vista which is my go to right now and while it’s annoying having to assemble all the parts each time, it move well and does exactly what I need it to do (plus happy it’s compatible with both the bassinet and the car seat. Once my baby can sit in a regular stroller I am going to use my side by side jeep and can’t wait! I also love my veer wagon and use that regularly (compatible with car seat and bassinet with an attachment)
My kids are nearly 3 years apart and I have and use everything 🫣 we talk frequent long walks/ jogs, museums, zoo, tons of walking spaces we have our single stroller with an attachable riding board- perfect for quicker outings or places where I know my toddler will mostly be walking but may need a quick seat. We have a stacked (Graco) and I don’t love it! It’s so long and awkward and hard to turn. My personal favorite is our Jeep Destination ultralight double!!! So easy to move around, folds up easy, lightweight. A freakin dream, my baby lol. The only downside is that I do recommend buying attachable snack trays and an attachable cup holder and storage for the top. It does not have a ton of storage space on the bottom, but it does hold our small diaper bag and my purse perfectly fine.
Second this. We had a mockingbird double stroller with a front/back arrangement and it was super clunky to maneuver, took a long time to put up and down, and consumed the entire back of our suv. We found it much easier to get around while wearing baby and pushing our toddler in a solo stroller. When baby was old enough to sit, we sold the mockingbird and got a Jeep brand side by side from Amazon. It was recommended by a friend and has been great for us in all environments.
I started out with the snap and go with their carriers because it was too overwhelming and I didn’t know what I wanted. I now have the jeep destination which has been just fine for our needs (we also bought a Wonderfold wagon which also is great for its needs)
I did the snap n go for about 7 months and it met our needs just fine. I did this because I was undecided. Once they could sit up and I was over the carrier thing we did the Jeep Destination side by side (still using), and have yet to find a door I couldn’t fit through. I also have a Double Bob Revolution that glides like butter and I love but that bad boy is heavy and takes up a lot of space so it’s really for walks, jogs, and park day. I can imagine not doing a side by side. My lil ladies love playing, talking, and being next to each other.

Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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