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@twinmum My mom has said I'd have twins since I was a teen. I was 0% surprised when it was true.

@reformed1 I feel this. I always say the big kid (ours was only 27 months) was the hard part of having twins. Ours were born during Covid lockdowns so it was all of us together all the time. I think a lot of it comes down to time. That is a big age difference but they'll be more fun once they...

@coolguy123 Twins are hard but so, so special. My heart bursts every time I watch them hold hands and walk into preschool, and when they tell each other I love you unprompted and run for a hug from their twin. It's like the level of special of a close sibling relationship but magnified. I see...

@lisa Adult beds aren't safe until 2. You could do a toddler bed but it would need to be a completely baby proofed room, and they'd have to learn to stay in it. If they're not in toddler beds at home too that could be a struggle. You could get cribs that convert to toddler beds and they'd be...

@milliekeeling23 Yes that feeling goes away. There's still a limited number of people I trust with them but it's nothing like that postpartum feeling

@keykeeper I was always on the 2 camp but my husband wanted 3. We joke that god saved me from that discussion😂 My oldest was a WAY harder baby than either twin. Like I think both of them equals one of her. I think some of that is that they learned early on that they had to wait for things and...

@billbydesign The being able to breathe right away is awesome. I also instantly lost 25 pounds, so that is less weight on joints. It made a huge difference for me. Mine were not quite that big but were over 6 pounds.

@fab01 Many, many kids don't have any outside care until prek or even kinder. My oldest went into preK 4 as a kid who had been locked down because of COVID for 2 years and is doing perfectly fine socially. It won't make them any more smart to be in care, just make sure they have enriching...