Double Pram Dilemma!!

[Schmickers]

We have a double mountain buggy pram with a forward-facing toddler sear and a bassinet. It's a great pram, very easy to steer. You need to buy the bassinet part separately (they call it a carry-cot) and installing it is fiddly, because you have to take out the fabric part of one of the seats, but once it's installed, it has quick clips to take it out and use it as an actual carry cot. And it fits through a standard doorway, which is another plus.

We've been very happy with it.

[Kamarine]

Does the Double Mountain buggy have a sunshade for the forward facing when you've got a bassinet in it? Cause they all look like it gets taken off when you've got the bassinet in?

[Schmickers]

Unfortunately no, the sunshade for the toddler seats comes off.

[Kamarine]

Thanks. Even without the sunshade it seems like the better pram Ive seen so far.

So hard finding a pram where the littlie can face you and still have a toddler in it!

[Michelle71]

First wheels twin city But it may / may not suit your requirements.

[Cassius2]

what about the icandy pear? i *think* it can do the reverse thing...hmmm goes off to investigate...

actually i got it wrong...the one i was thinking of is the bebecare vector duo...looks great for the baby/sibling situation...

[Bathsheba]

I love my Emmalunga pram (although it's not a double)... but I wouldn't buy one if you had to fold it up and put it in your car on a daily basis. Emmas are EXTREMELY sturdy but with sturdiness comes weight. My Emma is also bigger allowing more room than your average pram. I have seen double Emmas on Ebay. I imagine buying one new would be expensive. But I can vouch for their quality.