11 double strollers for your growing brood

Devoted UPPAbaby fans know that this stroller system can transport a growing family, whether you need to add a bassinet or a toddler seat to the original Vista frame. Rumble seat, $300; stroller, $1,250, westcoastkids.ca Read more: The lowdown on twin gear

We’ve spotted this trendy double stroller in the feeds of some of our favourite Instagram moms. $720, babyramacanada.com

With sturdy off-roading-appropriate wheels, this double stroller is great for sporty families and anyone living in a colder, snowy climate. $930, mec.ca

This bike-seat-skateboard hybrid attachment is compatible with Bugaboo’s full range of strollers. Just clip it onto the bottom bar of your Bugaboo and take your big kid along for the ride. Wheeled board, $135, snugglebugz.ca

We love Baby Jogger’s signature collapsible fold, the full-recline seats, and the ample sun canopies. $700, toysrus.ca

The City Select stroller converts from a single to a double, with stadium seating that makes it easier to squeeze through doorways and narrow spaces (without compromising both kids’ views). $1,020, well.ca

This convenience stroller weighs in at under 25 pounds and has one of the most compact folds available. You might not even realize you’re pushing a double stroller. $250, walmart.ca

This design is narrow and easy to manoeuvre, as long as one of your kids doesn’t mind sitting in the lower level. Shown here with the added double kit, $170; stroller, $650, philandteds.com/ca.

Mountain Buggy products are sturdy and rugged; this double model can also accomodate two car seats. $750, walmart.ca

The space in the back of this super affordable stroller is perfect for your big kid to comfortably sit or stand, depending on your preferred configuration. If you’re toting toddlers who are closer in age, that space can be replaced with an added rear seat (shown), $85. Stroller, $250, sears.ca.

This double stroller is designed for jogging, yet still weighs less than 23 pounds. (Note: newborns should use the car seat attachment, and Thule recommends that you should wait until your baby is 8 months old to jog with him or her in this model.) $700, altitude-sports.com

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