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*sammyslick* and other twins

kiwi443kiwi443 member
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I think I remember you mentioning that you have an ID twin sister. Maybe there are other twins here too.

If any of you are willing to answer questions, I have a few :).

1. As a child what did you love/hate about being a twin?

2. What is one thing you plan/are doing differently than your parents when raising your multiples?

3. Anything else you want to share about being twin that might be helpful for MoMs to consider.

TIA!

 

 

J - 9/6/09 L and A - 1/17/12
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  • besu-chanbesu-chan
    Ooooh I like this question. I want to know too! :
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  • macchiattomacchiatto member
    Great questions! I always love hearing from older twins about their experiences.
    fraternal twin boys born january 2009
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  • mysteriousmommymysteriousmommy
    imagesing4mysavior:

    i'm not a twin, but my brother and i are 15 months apart, so it's just like having twins....except harder

     

    just kidding! just kidding! (don't shoot) :0) 

     

    LOL!! That made my blood pressure shoot up!

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  • kiwi443kiwi443 member
    imagesing4mysavior:

    i'm not a twin, but my brother and i are 15 months apart, so it's just like having twins....except harder

     

    just kidding! just kidding! (don't shoot) :0) 

    You're lucky that I e-like you :).

    J - 9/6/09 L and A - 1/17/12
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  • kiwi443kiwi443 member
    imagesing4mysavior:

    i'm not a twin, but my brother and i are 15 months apart, so it's just like having twins....except harder

     

    just kidding! just kidding! (don't shoot) :0) 

    J - 9/6/09 L and A - 1/17/12
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  • angelfire02angelfire02 member
    imagesing4mysavior:

    i'm not a twin, but my brother and i are 15 months apart, so it's just like having twins....except harder

     

    just kidding! just kidding! (don't shoot) :0) 

    HA!!!!! Me too! :) for the record my mom has never even thought to say that to me! :) 

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  • mirnbmirnb member
    I'm not a twin but my best friends since 4 years old are....I like to say growing up as close as we were to each other they prepared me for life with twins :) they hated being compared to each other and being called "the twins" , they hate being asked "which one are you", they loved always having each other to do things with and they are best friends!
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  • sammyslicksammyslick member
    imagekiwi443:

    I think I remember you mentioning that you have an ID twin sister. Maybe there are other twins here too.

    If any of you are willing to answer questions, I have a few :).

    1. As a child what did you love/hate about being a twin?

    2. What is one thing you plan/are doing differently than your parents when raising your multiples?

    3. Anything else you want to share about being twin that might be helpful for MoMs to consider.

    TIA!

     

     

     Sorry I haven't been on thebump for a while.

    1. As a child what did you love/hate about being a twin? Looking back, its a two part answer. We didnt know any different. We do have a younger sister, so we knew what it was like to be a sibling, but we always had eachother, and for the first 3 years it was just my twin and I, so I would say we liked it, becuase it was and has been all we knew.

    2. What is one thing you plan/are doing differently than your parents when raising your multiples? We really arent doing much different. My parents only had one crib for my sister and I, due to cost. My DH and I plan on co-sleeping the twins indefinetly until they either ask to be seperated or it becomes a health hazard. It is a little different for our twins since they are b/g twins, and my sister and I were identical.

    3. Anything else you want to share about being twin that might be helpful for MoMs to consider. My one piece of advise is to remember that regardless of your twins being identical or fraternal, remmeber that they are individual people. ONe may gain weight faster, get sick more, be allergic to diferent things than the other twin and that is perfectly normal. I am allergic to the pertussis vaccine and had a terrible reaction when I was 2 months old. My twin is not and had no reaction to the vaccine, but she is allergic to maple. Remembering to treat them as individuals is very important.

    Im very willing to answer any more questions!

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