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My two littles are 2.5 years apart and we don't have a double stroller but my big girl does ride on the front of our Mountain Buggy Urban Jungle when she's sick of walking. It's a bit of a slog with both kids on / in the pram but I can still walk reasonable distances.

I think it depends on your toddler and lifestyle. Mine is a runner and we live downtown. There is no way it would be safe for her to walk or ride on a board while she thinks it's funny to try escape, so we had to get a double. But every kid is different.

I have a 2 year old and a 3 month old and I don't have a double stroller, and we walk for an hour a day. I have a nice umbrella (g-luxe) and ergo for the baby. I think I would just wait and see when you have another how mobile your toddler is, etc. I waited to see if I would need it, and I haven't had a moment where I needed it yet.

We hike a lot and 3 miles is absolute max for our 3 year old. He's pretty slow that last half mile or so. We did not buy a double stroller though and they are 26 months apart. I wore our youngest for much of the first year and used the stroller for our oldest. Our oldest hasn't been in a stroller since he turned 3, he wants to walk on his own.

We did. Ours were 31 months apart and now they are 3.1 and 6 months. I use the double almost every day for our run and often for walk to the park. I would rather get to the park and let the older have more time to play than have him drag out the 10 minute walk. The 3 year old lasts a good 45 mins without asking to get out. Today he wanted to be in it at a parade. He was tired.

like mrsjyw, ours will be about 2.5 apart and we aren't going to get one. It will be fall /winter here for LO2's first six months so I don't see many walk to the park trips or other stroller activities. If I take the two somewhere I will probably do ergo & single stroller. And then once it's nice again I'll either keep doing ergo or if my husband is joining stroller for LO2 and wagon for LO1. I think we can make it work until the point our older wants to walk most of the time and/or both can ride in the wagon at the zoo,ETC.

Mine are 3 years apart and we didn't get a double. Instead, we got a buggy board for the older LO to ride on. We live in a major city with no car, so we walk everywhere. Often though the older LO will ride his scooter and we don't use the buggy board as much now (4.5 yo and 19 months).

I got a buggy board for my city select. Mine will be 34 months apart and we've been using the stroller less and less. If needed, I can always purchase the second seat after the fact!

Mine will be exactly 3 years apart and since #2 will be born in the fall, I am hoping to get away with baby wearing her and having older LO sit in the stroller until the spring. At that point hopefully he is trustworthy enough to walk/use the glider board consistently. I would really prefer to not get a double. We do a lot of walking as well.

Ours are going to be 2.5 years apart and we just bought a City Select double. I do plan on baby wearing but we also take a lot of walks and I want the convenience of being able to plop both kids in the stroller. DD#1 enjoys walking but she also likes riding in the stroller. Plus, we plan on having three kids with hopefully a smaller gap between #2 and #3 so we thought we might as well splurge now.

Our kids will be almost exactly 3 years apart and we are not going to bother. Our daughter already doesn't like the stroller and even when we have it she walks more than she rides in it. I thought about getting a double for things like the zoo but if we're that desperate we can bring two separate strollers or rent a double at certain places. I don't think it'll be an issue, but I guess it depends on your kid!

My first two are now 3 and 18 mos and I'm wondering where we're going to put my 3 year old when our new one comes this fall - he loves the stroller that much. It totally depends on your child and what you use it for. We have a baby jogger city select and it is so handy, we use it daily, but if you plan to exclusively use it for taking walks or running around your neighborhood it might be worth getting a double running stroller for the steering ease. We live in an old neighborhood (early 1900's) and the sidewalks are not great, not all the corners have ramps, and it isn't always easy to maneuver the city select up over the curb/cracks when 2 kids are in it. (It is no problem with one.)

Ours will be 3y3m apart and we are not getting a double stroller. Our 3yo hardleybuses the stiller anymore. We also have a couple of different strollers that each could push one, am ergo and a moby wrap.