Our pick for most familiesPrams & strollersBirth to ~4 years (seat to 22 kg)

Bugaboo Kangaroo

A single pram that grows into a tandem when a sibling arrives, with a huge basket and a one-hand fold.

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We used the Kangaroo ourselves, which is why it's our pick. It starts as a roomy single pram with a lie-flat bassinet, then adds a sibling seat so a newborn and a toddler can ride together without buying a second pram. The big wheels and suspension cope with Aussie footpaths and park paths, and the 70-litre basket fits a whole day out. The trade-offs are real: at around 13 kg it's heavy to lift into a boot, the tandem setup gets long, and it costs a lot up front — it makes the most sense if you expect a second child within a few years.

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Pros

  • Converts from single to tandem with a sibling seat (sold separately)
  • Very large underseat basket (rated to 13 kg)
  • Large wheels with suspension for footpaths and gravel
  • Self-standing one-piece fold, or two-piece fold for small boots

Cons

  • Heavy to lift, at about 13 kg with the seat
  • High up-front cost, and the sibling seat and adapters are extra
  • Long footprint in tandem mode

Who it suits

  • Families planning a second child close in age
  • Mixed footpath and park use
  • Big car boots or ground-floor homes

Who should look elsewhere

  • Apartment stairs without a lift
  • Small hatchback boots
  • Families wanting a light second stroller for travel

Price

> $1,800

Typically $1,599–$2,049 at our last check (8 Nov 2026). Prices change — check the retailer.

Specs

Weight kg13.05 with seat; 13.65 with bassinet
Folded size cm50 x 62 x 97 (one-piece) or 92 x 53 x 36 (two-piece)
Unfolded width cm62
One hand foldYes
BassinetIncluded in 2-in-1; max 9 kg
Capsule compatibleWith Bugaboo Kangaroo car seat adapters (sold separately)
TerrainAll-terrain: 22 cm front and 30 cm rear wheels with suspension
Basket70 L, max 13 kg
Twin optionNo (tandem for siblings; bassinet on top, seat below)
Second seat optionYes — sibling seat, max 18 kg; optional ride-on board
StandardAS/NZS 2088 (mandatory standard) — check the label

What to look for

  • Compliance label for the Australian prams and strollers standard (AS/NZS 2088)
  • Fold and lift it into your own car boot before buying
  • Check which capsule adapters you need for your car seat
  • Stop using the bassinet for sleep once baby can roll or pull up

Where to buy in Australia

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Last checked 8 Nov 2026 · Report a problem with this pick