Stories and Advice for Parents of Twins, Triplets and More
Sign up for blog posts and book updates now. Thanks for visiting!We are signing off for the year, dear community of multiples. It’s been a year of learning and growth for us personally, the birth of our second book, an expanding community both here on the website and our Facebook page, as well as our newsletter community. Big changes have occurred…
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There are so few perfect food pairings in the world as delicious as bread and butter, cheese and crackers and spaghetti and meatballs. But, one of the most sublime food pairings would have to be peanut butter and chocolate. That is why Buckeye Balls have always been a favorite holiday treat in our family. They could be considered the creme…
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“1, 2 . . . 3, and 4.” We’re at my niece’s birthday party, and every five minutes, I am mentally counting heads. Specifically, my children’s heads. In the midst of a large gathering of kids and adults, my four humans seem so tiny, swept into the sea of ready arms of my extended family, and out of my sight….
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“Mom, please don’t let us go to the same college—even if we beg!” So implored my 18-year-old identical twin sons, Kevin and Corey, when the idea of college was just a glimmer in their identical sparkling blue eyes. They’re 24 now, and college is well behind us. Their request caught me off guard as this was the first time the…
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I have never been one for staying indoors – until I had twins. Leaving the house solo with twins has its challenges. The most basic of trips can become difficult when you have two toddlers in tow. The very idea of it is enough to keep many twin moms from leaving the house at all. Sharing is caring so I’m passing…
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Back in 2016 when we were reading submissions for our first anthology, several essays immediately jumped off the page and hooked us. One such essay was Small Comforts by Janine Kovac who wrote about the harrowing time her premature twin boys spent in the Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU). Janine writes with an ease and grace that reflects her background…
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