Do twins count as one and done?

[nathandavis]

@yasooooo I didn’t find any active subs for twins I’ll find something tho. Thanks

 

[justm811]

@nathandavis Did you check out r/parentsofmultiples? Might have some good stuff for you there. I just scrolled through and it looks fairly active.

 

[reformedisnotenough]

@nathandavis As others have said r/parentsofmultiples has been fairly active in the past that I've seen.

Edit: I mainly lurk here as I relate in a "one pregnancy and done" sense, but parenting two children is different than one. From what I've gathered by comparing my experience with things I've read on this sub. We are in a very awkward spot as OAD can have a lot of sensitivity surrounding it, and I feel like I as a twin mom am on the "outer ring". So participating much on here makes me wary of "complaining in" when I should "complain out" to the outer rings.

 

[warriorforgod]

@nathandavis “Once and done” - close enough! Logistically there might be others who can relate differently (two and through) but we welcome you too!

 

[katrina2017]

@nathandavis No. Sorry.

 

[wantedbyhim]

@nathandavis I would consider it one and done, you had no control over twins

 

[%C3%90oan9919]

@nathandavis It’s two babies, at the same time. Ayuh.