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After some thoughts and considerations, we finally bought a twin pram for our look alike but not twin girls.

It's easy to store and lightweight, and more importantly, it's big enough for Renee.

Talking about twin pram... let me explained a little of the excuse why we would need it...

We had a bb pram which Renee had outgrown. However,  it's fabulously lightweight and convenient that we were still using it. Sharing between the sisters whenever we went out.

We also had a pre loved stroller which wheels were slightly off aligned that resulted in a terrible experience when navigating in a mall.

Sometimes, we brought both pram and stroller when we were out and ended up chasing after Renee and pushing 2 prams Ard. ..

Net of it, we needed one stroller for both our girls, which is reasonably lightweight and big enough for Renee yet small enough for Phoebe.

So, it became a narural thought for a twin pram/ stroller...

However, such thing came in diff designs. Front and back vs side by side. Lightweight vs sturdy. Adjustable backrest vs the non adjustable.

So here's what we had gotten from kaki bukit baby kingdom at $300+ after a tiny bit of discount.

Allow me to share further on Why this?

Front and back vs side by side... to be honest with you, a front and back stroller will be a more convenient choice to navigate anywhere, specially at cramped areas. Singapore is cramped... so... hmm... Nevertheless, we picked a side by side design so that both our girls get to enjoy the same view instead of having one of them staring at the back of the seat... Also, we would be equally close to both of them when we push the stroller around, just to be fair.

Lightweight vs sturdy... a twin pram weight around 9 kg and above. We got this weighing Ard 9.8kg. I thought it's pretty reasonable.  Considering that it won't overturn with a bag hanging behind when there's no passenger. We love lightweight!

Adjustable backrest vs non adjustable ones... Most of the front and back type of twin pram didn't have adjustable backrest for both seats (usually the bigger kid didn't get to lie down). Those design that allow both seats with back rest would usually be longer or super expensive (over a thousand dollars). This side by side pram that we spotted have adjustable backrest for both our girls though none of them want to lie down most of the time...

I still love the first baby pram we had. I could easily handle it on my own with one hand. I love this new pram, too... and I look forward for my girls to enjoy their ride together more often going forward! ^^

So, what I hate about it? Well, even though such side by side strollers certainly fit through most of the doors... It's not really easy to get through conveniently... and... I hate crowded places!!! s***

BTW, we tried it at the Fairprice Xtra at changi business park. Renee refuaed to take the ride as she loves supermarket. Now, spot BH and Renee with the Brazil team during this World Cup season... Hahaha!