When I was pregnant with my boys, I remember very early on being obsessed with looking at belly shots. I can’t tell you how many times I googled “pregnant twin belly photos.” I just couldn’t fathom what two babies growing on the inside of me would look like on the outside. And honestly, I was [...]
Entries from February 2008
Semblance of my Former Self
February 23rd, 2008 by tracey · 6 Comments
Tags: Mommy Issues · Pregnancy
Product Review: Top 5 Baby Products You Need to Have for Multiples
February 23rd, 2008 by LauraC · 10 Comments
Let’s face it – having twins is expensive. I polled the contributors of this blog to share their top 5 must-have products. The lists varied widely but there were some common favorites. 1. The double snap n go. You may think it is a waste of money buying something you will only use for a [...]
Tags: Products
Battle of the Moms of Multiples
February 22nd, 2008 by lalagirl · 4 Comments
When people find out I have two sets of twins close in age, they almost always mention something about how nice it must be for them to always have playmates. And that’s true, for the most part. They do manage to make up silly songs, act out elaborate games of pretend, and cuddle up to [...]
Tags: Mommy Issues
Finger foods for little ones
February 22nd, 2008 by rebecca · 13 Comments
Foodie Friday So, for the first Foodie Friday post, I thought I’d talk about finger foods—a topic that is near and dear to my heart now that my kids are ten months old. (Seriously, when did that happen???). If you have a topic you’d like to see covered, just post it in the comments. We started solid [...]
Tags: Feeding · Foodie Fridays · Infants · Solid Foods
There Are Two Things In Life For Which We Are Never Truly Prepared: Twins
February 21st, 2008 by theamericanwife · 9 Comments
“What do you mean, TWO MORE?” That was my exact reaction to the ultrasound technician when asked us how we’d feel about having two more babies, in addition to our first daughter. The thought of having twins made me want run for the hills never crossed my mind. The tech was nice enough to send [...]
The First Months: Actually Leaving the House
February 20th, 2008 by krissy · 6 Comments
After a particularly successful outing with my nine month olds, I was reviewing the trip, analyzing it to figure out exactly why it went so well. And although I doubt I could duplicate the success of the day, I have noticed a few themes that occur more often than not on our good days. As [...]
Tags: Breastfeeding · Feeding · Formula · Infants · Pregnancy · Travel
Full moon philosophies
February 20th, 2008 by tracey · 8 Comments
If you look up in the sky tonight around nine, you’ll be lucky to witness a total lunar eclipse. Tonight also happens to be a full moon, which you’ll get to see in all its glory about an hour later. I’m a pretty grounded girl, but I never underestimate the power of our solar/lunar cycles. [...]
Tags: Breastfeeding · Feeding
Ask The Moms, part 1 – Travel
February 20th, 2008 by Goddess in Progress · 5 Comments
Thanks to Jessa for our first “Ask the Moms” question! You and I must have been psychically connected, because this was going to be my topic if no one asked anything. Yes, today’s topic is air travel with twins. Not for the faint of heart. If you thought it took some organization to bring your [...]
Tags: Ask The Moms · Travel
The Milestone Competition
February 20th, 2008 by MamaCyn · 7 Comments
It is interesting to me how much of a competition mothering has become. Sure, conversations about our children appear to be nice and friendly on the surface, but underneath it is there. Lurking. Our natural competitive nature secretly keeping track of whose child did what first. And by how much. And who is doing it [...]
Tags: Identical · Infants · Other people · Singletons
One if by Land, Two if by…Mini Van?
February 19th, 2008 by craftylissa · 10 Comments
Traveling with small children is always an adventure. Traveling with multiples – well, that’s really more of a quest. Whether you have twins in diapers or triplets in big kid underwear, bathrooms (and where to find them) are always a main concern. I’m past the baby stage of traveling, so I’m blessed with a much-less-stuffed-full [...]
Tags: Travel

