Since my first outing with my now 16 month old twins there has always been one conversation I know is inevitable. It always starts with… Continue Reading Raising Twins at Different Stages of Development
Amy’s Kitchen, Inc. is voluntarily recalling approximately 73,897 cases of select code dates and manufacturing codes of the products identified in the chart below. This… Continue Reading RECALL: Listeria Risk for 19 Amy’s Kitchen Products – March 2015
As a first time parent, shopping for baby and toddler products can be overwhelming. I’ve witnessed, first hand, several mothers-to-be weeping in the aisles of… Continue Reading Toys for Tots! Toy Reviews for Ages 0-2
“You’ve got to be kidding. You can’t put two babies in the same crib!” This is what I heard from about 6 months into my… Continue Reading When Boy/Girl Twins Share a Crib and a Room
I am often reminded about how parents of singletons are totally clueless about some of the difficulties parents of multiples face. Parents at school question… Continue Reading Handling Twins by Yourself
Bringing home a newborn from the hospital can be a real wake up call for new parents. Bringing home two at the same time can… Continue Reading Twins: A Newborn Survival Guide
Kids fall and bump their heads. It’s part of growing up, right? However, all of us twin moms know that injuries seem to happen a… Continue Reading The Doctor is In: Head Injuries
Our twins were born at 33 weeks so we had to spend a month in the NICU. I honestly thought that surviving the NICU stay… Continue Reading Surviving Hurricane Sandy with Infant Twins
Finally, the skies looked clear, and the air coming in from the window smelled like barbeque and blooming things—summer. I looked down at my twin… Continue Reading What To Do If Your Child Has A Febrile Seizure
I wouldn’t say that I prescribe to a particular type of parenting, I usually do things based on my gut instinct and what works best… Continue Reading Two Close to the Heart: Baby Wearing Twins
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