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

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I have a wonderfold wagon dupe that I got from Amazon and its amazing. We went hiking with it. I used to have a graco duo glider double stroller. Do NOT recommend. Ages 3 and 1.5
My collection has changed a lot and my boys are only a year old too! I’m still not happy with the set up yet either. 1. Graco Duoglider is what I bought while pregnant. I really like that the back seat lays flat as a bassinet during the newborn age, but otherwise it was long and bulky and they started kicking each other in it around ~9 months old. Have now sold it. 2. Graco Ready2Grow is what I bought secondhand after realizing the Duoglider didn’t fit in my trunk. Nice that it stacks so can’t kick, but since I bought it secondhand it don’t have the top sun shade. Have now also sold this one. 3. A single umbrella stroller for travel when we have just 1 baby out. Never used, always end up baby wearing 😅 4. Bombi twin side by side stroller. Bought around a year old. Love it for the most part! Boys are much happier in it since they can both see out, but can still get fussy after a bit. But it was a splurge. 5. ?? Strongly considering buying a wagon but can’t make up our mind on which (but leaning towards Graco), and we bought the double stroller not that long ago so waiting a bit. I think we will once the boys are consistently walking!
Graco Ready2Grow was what we used, or the DuoGlider
I can’t find our exact one but it was this brand and pretty similar to [this one](https://amzn.eu/d/7cMOzUR) I think we just have the older version of this model. I’ve got to say the big space underneath is great for shopping, folding mechanism looks the same and it is very easy, and with how big my oldest is for her age I’d say you could get a good bit of use out of it before your oldest outgrows it. The only downsides I’ve found to it just boil down to the size which is a problem with any doubles really but it’s done us well for the 1.5-2 years we’ve had it. I know right I’m skeptical on the limited reviews too I’ve been looking for something similar to that for a while to transition into now my 3YO is getting bigger but it’s so hard to find any good ones.
We didn’t do an expensive one while they are still in infant seats. We have a graco duo glide double stroller that our car seats click into. It’s large but it does the job. We’ll get something pricier and nicer when they outgrow the infant seats.
I have 3 month old twins and we went with the Graco DuoGlider and the Graco SnugRide Lite LX car seats. So far they are all great - lightweight and easy to use. The stroller has decent storage, but it is kind of tricky to get to. I would also consider size of the stroller when folded and your vehicle's trunk space. Regardless of brand, double strollers take up a ton of room, and you'll want to make sure it fits.
A bottle washer and sterilizer(specifically one that washes too or it's not worth it in my opinion) a lot of bottles can easily be sterilized in the microwave so a standalone sterilizer is unnecessary in my opinion but a washer would have been amazing can't tell you how many times I wash bottles and pump parts I use the Graco snug lite car seats with bases and the Graco duo glide stroller it's a tandem stroller but you can easily see both babes and it's super affordable but if you have a much bigger budget the uppa baby travel system has so many nice features I don't recommend to separate strollers as it's not practical if your on your own a double stroller is already hard to maneuver while pushing a shopping cart as well let alone trying to do two I definitely recommend a twin z pillow or a table for two it will make tandem feeding much easier and is a good prop up for babies with reflux issues I'd definitely buy a bottle warmer that can fit two bottles that's something I regretted immediately especially now that my boys are older and can see brother getting a bottle while his is still in the warmer Don't bother with a wipe warmer we bought one and barely used it, it just wasn't practical having to charge it and keep it plugged in in one space when we were changing diapers anywhere and everywhere maybe if you have a specific changing table but we didn't and don't have any issues I wouldn't say its a waste of money per se but the amount of receiving blankets we have is insane and we only used them for the first month they were home before they'd immediately start breaking out of them a better option are sleep sacks/swaddles Preemie clothes I honestly wouldn't even bother buying them most twins are preemies but they grow out of them so fast when we brought our boys home they were too small for newborn and within a few weeks they fit them fine so, tbh they weren't in preemie or 0-3 very long either, they stayed in newborns up to 2 months so they were only in 0-3 for like a month, they are almost 7 months now and still fit most 3-6 and 6-9 are only a little bit big on them I definitely suggest buying a nose Frida and a dehumidifier in the event they ever get sick my boys got RSV at 2 months old and it was so much help We also use a hatch sound machine it has been a lifesaver

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

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