Valco Baby - Slim Twin 2025 Double Stroller

And if you get the Valco Baby Twin Slim, its only 26 inches wide.

One thing I would say is you may hear a lot of hype about the vista, but we really disliked it and ended up selling it on, it was a huge waste of money. Its heavy and incredibly bulky, and very unpleasant to use as a double, especially with a toddler and a baby. We do a lot of walking and it was honestly the absolute worst to try to walk with especially on even a slight hill with 2 kids. Its all style no substance. If budget is unlimited you might actually want to have different prams for different uses. WE had the maxi cosi zelia for our first but again found that bulky. We bought a redsbaby skip for travel and ended up loving it so much it became our daily use pram. So light and compact and easy to get around with. For a double after we ditched the vista we got the valco baby slim twin which is much lighter than the vista and only like 2cm wider so actually way easier to manouvre. It also folds up really small in a car boot which becomes important when you have multiple kids and need to drive more things around. The kids also love being able to see each other and hold hands. These two prams combined cost way less than the vista but were much more practical.

Agreed! Maybe walking is your child's preference, but it will not always be yours! My oldest daughter is 2.5 and even still if she wants to walk it is slow as mud trying to get from place to place. Toddlers dilly dally and if you need to get some place fast you will want the option to contain them. As far as what I'd recommend as someone who sees a LOT of double strollers: Side by side: Zoe Twin, Bombi Bebee Twin, or Valco Trend Duo or Valco Slim Twin (more of a splurge) For in-line strollers: Mockingbird, Thule Sleek (more of a splurge) I also personally haven't tested these yet but the MomCozy stroller and the new Gladly Grasshopper look really versatile! By the way, I work at GoodBuy Gear where we sell open box and secondhand strollers, and I'm writing from this account. Holler with any other questions!

I have the Valco Twin Slim and you can lay the seat all the way flat. We started using it around 2 months with my second. The Valco Twin is the same, just a bit more space. My kids are just over 2.5 and 10 months and ride in it all the time. The sun shades on it are great, too. So glad I didn’t do an inline like the Vista or Mockingbird.

I have the Valco Twin Slim and you can lay the seat all the way flat. We started using it around 2 months with my second. The Valco Twin is the same, just a bit more space. My kids are just over 2.5 and 10 months and ride in it all the time. The sun shades on it are great, too. So glad I didn’t do an inline like the Vista or Mockingbird.

Valco Slim Twin and Nuna TRVL Dubl Both lightweight, pack up easily, and fit through doorways without a worry. Enough accessories for us and our kids. Started with the Valco and ended up buying the Nuna as an upgrade pic that we kept in the car for around town. The Valco - especially with the upgraded sport wheels - is a good “around the neighborhood” double.

I doubt your 11m old will still fit an infant seat in September. So take the car seat out of the equation and get a travel stroller. We have twins, and have the Valco baby slim twin. It folds easily but also has big wheels. I'm unfamiliar with the options in single strollers but that's something to look for. Europe is likely to have cobblestones or just uneventful pavement in general and small wheels will be annoying. Something like the baby jogger city mini air? See what marketplace has near you... You could even set an alert for the strollers you want since you have a few months.

We have the Valco Slim twin and like it. Before that we had the mountain buggy duet with bassinets. I got the MB for $300 used. There's a lot of options if you don't want to spend the huge price tag for the bugaboo. The Valco Slim twin has a lay flat feature that in hind sight I think we would have been fine using but I was dead set on the bassinets. I don't regret it, just maybe useful info depending on your budget. Personally the foldability and size is more important to me than parent facing seats.

We have the valco slim twin which is quite narrow but side by side. Works well for us!

I would throw the Valco baby strollers into the mix. The big wheels really help me with stairs and uneven pavement.

Reposting my comment from another thread:  https://www.reddit.com/r/nycparents/comments/1kvhi4d/comment/mubnibz/?context=3&utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button The Valco Trend Duo is a great double stroller and the fold isn’t bad at all. It’s also, in my opinion, somewhat easier to maneuver that an inline stroller with two babies. It has a flat recline so you shouldn’t have any issues with either child napping and the canopy is generous. https://valcobabyusa.com/products/trend-duo-2025?srsltid=AfmBOoqyt-1eupzWwEfUEaEXCL6E1Nl4ofizPItzLVjkhYZ409iC-aBm Edited to add correct link. 

Side by side, Valco makes amazing ones. All the stacked ones (Vista, mockingbird) are like trying to drive a boat, are nearly impossible to get into a car and require the smaller kid to be on the bottom which is just dumb.

Yep I'm using a ring adapter on a Valco with an UPPAbaby car seat and it works great

We are loving our ValcoBaby twin stroller! We even have a toddler and have added their bike attachment for her to ride

ton enfant va marcher mais pas très vite et surtout pas longtemps et il fera encore des siestes. Pense à ton dos et achète une nouvelle poussette, elle te servira minimum jusqu’au 3 ans de ton enfant. Pas la peine de se ruiner, on peut trouver des trucs très bien sur le bon coin. Si jamais tu trouves je peux conseiller la marque Valco Baby, pliable, léger, maniable (mais c’est une poussette confort, pas une yoyo).