Hi everyone. I've heard of "When You're Expecting Twins, Triplets or Quads," but was wondering if anyone had other suggestions for reading material on becoming the partent of multiples. With two on the way I'd like to try to be as prepared as possible.
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Re: Must reads for parenting twins..
I have "Healthy Sleeping Habits, Happy Twins"(I highly recommend that one), "Twins 101"(that one wasn't great) and "What to expect the first year" (not a twin book, but great resource).
Its not reading, but I would see if theres a mom's group in your area for either anyone or twin group. I haven't gone to a twins group, just a regular mom's group, but it's been helpful to just make friends with other new moms and have moms that could relate even though they didn't have twins.
Dr. luke's book is really good...what to expect when expecting twins.
one book I loved and referred back to numerous times with ds was Baby 411....not really geared towards twins but still alot of helpful info!
my favorites were "Ready or Not Here We Come" and "Twin Set".
I didn't raelly like "Twincidental" - something about that book annoyed me- as a 2nd time mom I already knew a lot about how to take care of a baby - and i felt some of her advice was stupid or not realistic... but that's just me
We followed Baby Wise for sleeping - and had them STTN at 8w (my singleton STTN at 8w, too). It works great for twins - and is the top rated sleep training book in the book "Twin Set" (which interviewed/polled tons of twin moms). the multiples section in baby wise sucks- you can skip that - but the flexible routine the BW teaches you to do is great IMO.