Joovy Kooper X2

One kid can nap while the other sits up. It folds with one hand and stands on its own. Both seats start at 3 months. It's a good fit for a baby past the newborn stage and an older sibling.

Two kids rarely agree on when a walk should turn into a nap. The Kooper X2 lets each seat recline on its own. Your sleepy child can lean back while their sibling sits up to watch the street. Nobody has to give up their view because someone else's eyes got heavy.

The reclines go near-flat, with several spots to choose from. So you can change a seat as the walk goes on. Sitting tall at the park and leaning back on the way home don't have to be separate trips.

Both seats start at 3 months. This is a double for kids past those first newborn weeks. Each seat holds up to 50 lb, which leaves space for an older sibling who walks a lot but still wants a lift after the park.

The kids sit side by side. That's a nice way to share a walk, but you bring that width through every door. At 30.3 in wide, the Kooper deserves a check against your front door and the tight entrance you use all the time.

Large wheels and suspension help on bumpy stretches. Think cracked sidewalks on the way to the park, with both kids taking the same route.

At a stop, press the rear-wheel brake lever down. To head off again, press the back of that lever. It's a small thing to learn before you're stopped beside a loud bus with two kids asking for snacks.

You can fold it with one hand, and it stands upright afterward. At home, that gives it somewhere to wait while you get the kids inside. Beside the car, it can wait while you finish buckling everyone in. Then you can turn to the bags and the trunk.

Folding brings the height down, but the width stays the same. A low folded shape still needs room across the trunk. At 28 lb, it's also a real lift. If most walks start with a drive, picture loading it after the fun part is over.