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@komdiarect I have a chronic illness and so that played into a number of factors. Being concerned about energy delivering two Being concerned one would get stuck and I’d end up healing from both kinds of birth Being a first time mum My OBs recommendation When my water ended up breaking at 33...

@twinmum We had decided to have just one baby (circumstance, but we had always wanted two) and I said to my husband “if we could just have twins, it’d be perfect”

@balancedworld Yes!

@balancedworld I feel so much of what you’ve written. I find it so very hard. They’re interacting now (7 months corrected) and it’s starting to have little sweet moments. Like how when our girl twin is crying when we put her to bed, her older brother boy twin, who is often settled at the...

@breathing Premmie twin mama here. Look after you, you don’t need to spend all day every day with them, you need to heal yourself so that when they come home you can care for them.

@deyahss41 Just jumping in t9 say if you’ve breastfeed I’ve been told it takes six months once you stop for the relaxin to subside. I’m 8 mpp and still pumping and in so much pain.

@frailgirl We never did shifts because we just wanted it done faster so we could sleep. We wine both until we noticed one wouldn’t stir much and then we tested leaving her and she slept through. Then we would just feed one and try and align to our normal feeding times together.

@archeologistica Mine were delivered 33.1 when my water broke and I went into labor. They stayed in hospital for a Month learning how to suck and feed but honestly did so well and were perfect.

@ponchsox I am in the thick of this at almost three weeks and I hate it. I’m pumping every three hours, doing their washing and busting when I can. We call it baby boot camp without the babies. Everyone says how wonderful it is to have the break to recover but it’s not really any kind of break.

@grace4us 4.5 months was harder than newborn for me. They’d hit the regression, naps went to crap and they were so frustrated at not being able to move, oh and teeth started to come in. At seven months (5.5 adjusted) we have a much better routine happening and I feel like I can plan a little...