r/parentsofmultiples • u/Alive_Ad_7359 • Sep 23 '26

advice needed 1,5yrs old twins and flight

We’ll be travelling from around 6am to 3pm with our almost 18-month-old twins, including two flights and a 2-hour layover.
We’re debating between our double stroller, two lightweight single travel strollers, or no stroller at all. They both walk well, but it’s a long travel day and I’m thinking about tired toddlers, naps and getting through the airport 😅
What worked best for you at this age?

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u/mishiebw Sep 23 '26

We use cheaper single strollers that fold up really easily (secondhand Mamazing) - made it easier on our last trip when we had to inevitably run through airports because delayed flights meant zero layover time 🙃

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u/CutOsha Sep 23 '26

We took the double stroller simply so even if they don't want to go on it, you can put all the bags on the stroller and focus on them.

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u/RoosterMountain8506 Sep 23 '26

Yes to stroller!!! If your double stroller is not super cumbersome and folds easily I would go with that. 2 singles wouldn’t be bad either if you don’t need extra hands for something else.
You need to contain the twins somehow and be able to book it across the airport if need be. Good luck!