Yes, another stroller question

[pigget74]

I am wondering---should I just buy an ok double stroller or buy 2 nice single and buy an attachement to connect the 2?

 

[gibsontrio]

what ages are your kids?? I bought the joovy caboose this week (my kids are 2 and 5) and I'm in LOVE with it!! My 5 yr old is not going to want to sit all the time so if I bought 2 strollers i'd be dragging one around. the connecting this is nice but it is almost as much as a sit and stand type stroller

 

[stacy6552]

I would get a side by side. One that both kids can be in, sitting or laying down in no matter what the other is doing.

 

[pigget74]

Their ages are 2.5 and 5 mths

 

[1rockinmamato2]

In October, we took two singles for a few reasons:

1. Pushing one is easier than pushing two, no matter how nice the double is.
2. Keeping them apart solved a lot of the "bickering" that happens when they're within arm's reach of each other.
3. Sometimes DH and I separated for a few minutes, taking one child with us.
4. A single is easier to maneuver in the crowds.
5. Keeping them apart solved a lot of the "bickering" that happens when they're within arm's reach of each other.
6. The extra basket space.
7. I didn't want to risk our nice double stroller getting lost, stolen or damaged.

And most importantly:

8. Keeping them apart solved a lot of the "bickering" that happens when they're within arm's reach of each other.




We purchased some inexpensive single strollers with umbrellas, parent cupholders, child tray and cupholder, and that fully reclined. They were a great investment because we get to use them again on our next trip.

 

[tanyaandallie]

I guess it depends on how much you want to spend. For $200 you can get an older model Mac double and they are awesome! I prefer a double over 2 singles.