any mommys with twins out there????

I have twin 4 year old girls. They are a mess. lol It's def a challenge when they are babies but like everyone told me, it does get easier.

I have Irish twins, does that simi-count? They are awesome and inseperable. My older girl is 7 and the younger one is 6. They drive my 10 year old son nuts. LOL
I get TOLD all the time that they are actual twins.

I have a 19 yr old in college and an almost 14 yr old as well as the twins. I'm lucky cuz my girls are actually pretty good. Different as night and day. One of them is my little devil. Sweet and cute on the outside but very mischiveous and sneaky when you're not looking. The other is pretty passive. But they are very close even though they fight they can't stand for the other one to be mad at them for very long and hug all the time.

Identical twin boys that will be 7 in September. It has gotten a little easier as they get older! But they are very mischievious and always looking for their next adventure!

I have twin 18 year old girls! They were a handful as babies but such good babies! They always had each other...that was the fun part! Cherish every moment even when you are pulling your hair!!!! It gets easier! It goes by too fast! I found the teens were/are the hardest! Best of luck!!!! Hang tough Mom!

I have two and half year olds. Boy and Girl. We are currently potty training, and boy it is a handful. I am glad to hear it gets a little easier. Mine are very different also, it is fun having a boy and a girl. I wouldn't change it for the world, they are the best thing that has ever happened to me!

As a mother of 8 year old twin boys, I thought the first year was pretty....awful. But what I recall, age 4 was the magic number when suddenly they became easier. One thing, right from the start I always kept them on a schedule from feeding to naps.
My guys are still total busy bodies and totally unlike their 11 year old sister. I didn't even try potty training until they were 4.
Hang in there and it will get better! :flowerforyou:

It gets MUCH eaiser once they get in school. Only my 2 y/o is still at home. Though once they start school it gets hard in different ways.

3 year old boy/girl twins here. The first year was a cake walk compared to this age, I would take the infant stage back in a heartbeat over toddlerhood.

Hello there. Well I have a set of twins that are 12 and at the younger yrs they were a hand full but I got used to it; just did double things instead of single. Dont worry enjoy them in the younger times b/c it gets tough when they start the teenage years lol. I have fraternal twins to me which is a good thing cause I can tell who did what lol but they are still just like being identical twins; always blaming each other for stuff, fussing, and fighting as any other of my kids. The funny thing about it is when they were babies I was in the grocery store one day and this gentleman was behind me and told me, "i got twins also and when they get older it gets harder" i didnt think nothing of it at the time and I just laughed it off but now I see he might of been correct in some way. Dont get me wrong though, my boys i love them to death they will always be my babies; there is always positive outlooks on twins.

Here is a late post to this topic: My fraternal twin sons just turned 21! You would think it would be a relief that now they are adults, responsible for themselves, yet a mom will always worry! I found out I was having twins while overseas and pregnant (and hemorrhaging). Back stateside, bed rest pregnancy during the worst TV era in the history of the USA! They were born emergency c-section at 29 weeks. The first 7 months were the hardest thing I'd ever done, turned a big corner when they learned how to talk, all the time dreading when they would be learning how to drive... But we all survived that too, and in the most unexpected ways!

So impressed with all you guys taking care of yourselves when you are also really in the trenches in terms of parenting too! Message me if you want to "talk twins"!