Hello, I’m Meredith and this is my first post on HDYDI. My twins, Elizabeth and David, are 16 months old. I consider myself quite the Twin Momma (capital TM) and have all the shirts and coffee mugs to show it off. When it comes to my kids though, I acknowledge I have two very different [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Toddlers'
Making the Bed Transition
August 30th, 2011 by Meredith · 13 Comments
Tags: Ask The Moms · Development · Overnight · Sleep · Toddlers
Daycare Jitters for Momma
August 29th, 2011 by Krystle · 5 Comments
This September, my 14-month old twin daughters will start daycare. Up until this point, they have been at home with me and/or my husband, or with extended family. I was recently asked back to my previous company and was faced with the big decision of whether or not to “leave” the girls. I tried working [...]
Tags: Childcare · Mommy Issues · Toddlers · Working
Speech Delays and Multiples
August 28th, 2011 by jenna · 2 Comments
I’ve blogged before about our daughters’ speech delays here and other moms have also shared their experiences. Speech delays are more common among multiples than single babies. Here are some of the reasons that may explain the increased frequency of speech issues: – prematurity – less one on one attention – less need for verbal [...]
Tags: Development · Theme Week · Toddlers
Lazy Mama Preschool Tips
August 22nd, 2011 by AmberD · 9 Comments
One year ago today I was in my kitchen doing dishes when I got a phone call I had been waiting weeks for. My two year old son was on a waiting list to get into a Mom’s Day Out program, a list I put him on the day I found out we were having twins. [...]
Tags: Preschoolers · Routines · Theme Week · Toddlers · Uncategorized
Preschool at Home with Toddlers
August 16th, 2011 by Jen Wood · 13 Comments
A month ago I was a working mom of 21-month-old twin boys. Suddenly, I was a former computer nerd who quit my job of six years to stay home. If you had told me six weeks ago that I would be not only unemployed but also trying to teach preschool for my twin boys, I [...]
Tags: Preschoolers · Theme Week · Toddlers
Climbing Toddlers
August 14th, 2011 by gritty49 · 12 Comments
I thought I’d given myself enough time for this post, but once again, I’ve procrastinated. …and by procrastinated, I mean I’ve cleaned, chased babies, did laundry, made meals, and cleaned some more. Hello, I’m last minute Margie from Double the Giggles. I’m so happy to be a new addition to HDYDI, a blog I’ve turned [...]
Tags: Ask The Moms · Ask the Readers · Parenting Twins · Safety · Toddlers · Uncategorized
Stomach flu x2
August 1st, 2011 by Sara · 5 Comments
I am a wife, a nurse and a mother x2. As I sit in front of my keyboard (missing most of the keys… who knew that once a toddler removes one key, he can take his little finger and the rest come off quicker than dominoes fall), I am amazed that I am not only [...]
Can’t Live With It, Can’t Live Without It
December 9th, 2010 by reanbean · 16 Comments
We received this stroller as a gift from my family, and began using it when Tiny and Buba were just about a year old. For over a year and a half, it was the only way we rolled when we were out and about. The kids could sit facing me, facing each other, or facing [...]
Sleeping arrangements for twins – the toddler update
October 22nd, 2010 by jenna · 18 Comments
A few weeks ago, with no preparation, I decided to move our girls from their cribs to beds. My sudden decision occurred because when I got them up from their naps, S had her leg caught between the crib bars for the third time in the last few weeks. I decided that it would be [...]
Tags: Safety · Sleep · Toddlers
Multiples, Speech Delays and Mommy Guilt
October 8th, 2010 by jenna · 12 Comments
I’ve heard that multiples are more likely to have speech delays from various sources: books, web resources, paediatricians, and other parents of multiples. There doesn’t seem to be a definite explanation for these delays, but there seem to be two main theories: (1) multiples develop their own ways of communicating with each other so they [...]
Tags: Development · Mommy Issues · Toddlers

