prams (or strollers) specifically built to carry two children at once—a newborn who needs to lie flat, and a toddler who prefers sitting upright. The design ensures both children are safe and comfortable, even with their different needs.
Common Types
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Tandem Prams (Inline Strollers):
The seats are arranged one in front of the other. Usually, the rear seat can be set up as a bassinet or carrycot for the newborn, while the front seat is upright for the toddler. Some models allow you to swap seat positions or face them in different directions.
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Side-by-Side Prams:
Both children sit next to each other. Some side-by-side models have a newborn-compatible seat that fully reclines or can hold a bassinet/carrycot, while the other seat is upright for the older child.
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Convertible or Modular Prams:
These start as single prams but can be adapted to add a second seat, bassinet, or car seat as your family grows. They offer the most flexibility in terms of seat configurations and positioning.
