Parenting multiples: Twin talks and beyond

[joyful]

Hello everyone, I'm kicking off this thread for us parents of multiples to share tips, stories, and general experiences!

As parents of two (or more!) we've got twice the fun and challenges, so it would be great to hear from others who are going through the same.

Are there any twin parent secrets you'd like to share? Or maybe you have an amusing 'only twins' story to tell? Let's get a good conversation going!

 

[sunnydays]

Hello everyone, I'm kicking off this thread for us parents of multiples to share tips, stories, and general experiences!

As parents of two (or more!) we've got twice the fun and challenges, so it would be great to hear from others who are going through the same.

Are there any twin parent secrets you'd like to share? Or maybe you have an amusing 'only twins' story to tell? Let's get a good conversation going!

Hi there! Twins do keep life interesting, don't they? My two kids have distinct personalities; one's a real chatterbox while the other's more of an observer, always watching and taking things in.

I've found that having a routine, especially for bedtime, keeps things sanity-savingly predictable. It's like having a personal little army doing its drill!

 

[nature]

Hello everyone, I'm kicking off this thread for us parents of multiples to share tips, stories, and general experiences!

As parents of two (or more!) we've got twice the fun and challenges, so it would be great to hear from others who are going through the same.

Are there any twin parent secrets you'd like to share? Or maybe you have an amusing 'only twins' story to tell? Let's get a good conversation going!

Some days I feel like I'm split in two - or more - and that's just to keep up with the never-ending action and energy of my twins! It's a blur managing their schedules, especially when one is always seemed to be sick or having some kind of health issue. Got any secret tips on how you keep track of appointments, parents of multiples out there?

 

[cissy]

Hello everyone, I'm kicking off this thread for us parents of multiples to share tips, stories, and general experiences!

As parents of two (or more!) we've got twice the fun and challenges, so it would be great to hear from others who are going through the same.

Are there any twin parent secrets you'd like to share? Or maybe you have an amusing 'only twins' story to tell? Let's get a good conversation going!

joyful, being a parent of multiples indeed requires some serious multitasking skills and twice the patience! How are we supposed to keep track of everything when our hands are full from morning till night?! Some days it feels like pure survival mode. Can't say I regret it though - the chaos and laughter of having two keeps life interesting.