With a couple of exceptions, double strollers are generally BIG and heavy. That's because, well, they have to hold a lot of weight! Most of them are rated for 80-100 lbs (or more) of total baby/child meat.
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Whether you've already got a couple of kids or are just adding one more to the mix, a double stroller is a must-have for multiples, especially under the age of five. And if you think you don't need one, trust us—you do. Even when they know how to walk, they really won't want to on long days and extended adventures.
“The main reason I recommend limiting stroller use once kids are past the toddler stage is because it's important for kids to get in the habit of walking, which is great exercise for their muscles, bones and heart,” says Trachtenberg, who advises ditching the stroller between ages 3 and 4.
A single-seat stroller could work just fine for your family's needs. However, when juggling two small children or a toddler and an infant, a double stroller can be very useful. Both of your kids will have a comfy and safe place to sit while you're out—without requiring you to hold their hands or carry them.
If your child is under 4, the answer is easy. Yes, you definitely need a stroller. If your child is in that magical age range between 5-9 years old, it's a more difficult decision.
Double strollers allow babies and toddlers to sit side by side, or inline. They can keep an eye on each other, as well as you, for added peace of mind. 5. If your current stroller doesn't accommodate two children Some single strollers have the ability to adapt to carrying two children, although not all.
But normally, a baby can use a stroller for up to 5 years, if they don't have any disabilities. And most stroller has 50 pounds of carrying capacity, where you can carry your big kids safely.