twins are older, but not really an option when you’re about to give birth to two!There are two types of double buggies: twin, which means the seats are side by side; and tandem, which means the seats are one in front of the other. There are options

with the chassis to create the Pram Mode, you’ll have a 13.6kg package.The optional car seat is a 4.2kg Group 0+ option, suitable from birth to 13kg. It has side impact protection, and comes with a removable canopy, head hugger, and tummy and chest pads. There

and shopping basket.The Maclaren Zodiac buggy will set you back £140, and you can add the optional zodiac headrest for just £10 extra.

0+ option, so it will last until your baby weighs 13kg, or is about 15 months old. Our sister site MadeForMums reviewed the Young Profi Plus car seat early this year, and it scored a commendable 4 out of 5 stars.As a buggy, the Akuna can be used

or just have a narrow front hall, check out a tandem!Click through to see the top 5 lightweight tandem buggies, weighing just under 12kg up to 14kg…

-Op offer, aside from bags of style? Well, it’s a light (8.2kg) buggy that has a reversible seat unit, so your baby can face you or the world.It’s also compatible with the Bebecar Easymaxi infant car seat, £154, and Bebecar Minibob carrycot, £178, so you can

buggies without mentioning looks. From the in-your-face chunky and funky options, to the chic and urban, the buggies of 2010 are set to turn heads.Buggy Alert No.1: Jané Slalom ReverseJust one of the great new buggies we’ll see from Jané this year

car seat for £99 to create a travel system. Alternately, you could team the Vision with the Maxi-Cosi Pebble or Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix car seats (the car seat adaptors cost £19.50).The carrycot can be used as a lie-flat option, but also has a sit

fold the Elea with the seat attached, and it’s self-standing when folded in this way. Maxi-Cosi says this folding option is good for when you need to collapse it for shorter periods of time and leave it in a doorway. In this fold, the size is 88.5cm x

Your newborn’s first car seatYour baby’s first car seat can be either a Group 0, Group 0+ or a Group 0+/1 car seat. Group 0 is suitable from birth to 10kg, which is roughly 6-9 months. Group 0+ is from birth to 13kg, about 12-15 months. Group 0+/1