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We’ll be going away with a 2.5yr old and an 8 month old. Debating if I need a double stroller, 2 singles or 1 single and a buggy board? The 2.5yr old doesn’t really nap and walks loads but I’m not sure if the buggy board would be sufficient all the time 🙈
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Learn more about our guidelines.If it helps, I hired a twin yoyo2 stroller from tinyexplorers.co.uk for a city break to Amsterdam in Jan which came with an adapter to connect the two buggies together to use as a double when required. Sometimes we used them separately at the same time for my then 2 year old and 7 month old, or even left one back in our hotel when we were just going for a short walk
Enjoy your holiday x
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Direct link to the double/twin buggy setup
I’m taking two singles. My 7 month old will be in hers a lot and my almost 3 year old will be in it outside of the hotel xxx
We’re a few weeks back with our 2yr old and 8month old and also only use a single with buggy board at home. I rented the baby jogger double from www.tinyexplorers.co.uk for the week and so glad we did, he still loved walking places but when we were at the airport or went on a day trip it really came in handy and it was so easy to get up and down. It was so simple ordering online, delivered for going and then a courier collected once we were home, I would definitely use again x
I’d say double stroller. Can take 2 singles and have the attachment to connect the two together. Your toddler may want to still sit sometimes if they get tired from walking and standing on buggy board