Pram type
For children who refuse to leave a doll behind, a double dolls pram — sometimes called a double pram for dolls — seats two side by side. Here is what to check before buying one.
Last updated January 2026
Width is the main constraint with any double dolls pram — measure your hallway and doorways before ordering, since twin models look narrower in product photos than they are in person.
Look for independently reclining seats and a basket underneath for the spare blanket. A frame that folds flat is a bonus, since twin prams take up noticeably more storage space than a single pram.
Smyths Toys · around £38 · Suits 3-5 years
Two seats, two harnesses and a frame that still fits through a standard internal doorway at 52cm wide. The answer when a child insists on bringing every doll.
Worth knowing: Wider than it looks in photos — measure your hallway before buying.
What parents ask us about double dolls prams.
A double, or twin, dolls pram has two side-by-side seats, each with its own harness, so a child can push two dolls at once instead of choosing between them.
