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"After we assembled the Bumbleride, we stepped back, had a look and thought Hmm, maybe twins wouldn’t be so bad. It won’t be as convenient in tight, urban settings, but it would make a wonderful addition to family vacas and long, leisurely walks. And if you want to take it shopping, the Bumbleride can comfortably fit through any standard doorway with exceptional maneuverability. Plus, the features are off the charts: Plush seating, cushioned handle bars, an extra large sun canopy and lots of storage make it one of the most comfortable rides we tested. It can also handle uneven terrain...

“If parent and baby will be hitting the streets more often than they'll be taking a ride in a car, the Bumbleride Indie Twin 3 Wheel Stroller (available at stroller.com) is a great option. Maneuverability is key for city babes, and the Bumbleride's 360-degree swivel front delivers. “ http://bit.ly/igaO87

MODERN CLASSIC–  “The classic styling of the Bumbleride Queen B, $500, is loaded with modern conveniences, including a simple fold and reversible seat. The optional bassinet ($140) and toddler seat ($80) make this a long-lasting buy. Birth to 45 pounds (65 pounds with the toddler seat).”

SUBURBANITE-- This Queen B ($389; bumbleride.com) converts from a pram to an upright for an older tot, facing either you or the view. On long strolls, you'll appreciate the smooth ride suspension. You'll love the big basket for the mall. Check out the removable and machine washable fabrics. Its aluminum frame = lightweight stroller.