Papaya is certainly the baby food hit of the mouth. The twins find it so delicious they feel the need to share it not only their mouths, but their cheeks, foreheads, ears (especially), hands, feet, fontanels, the floor, the cabinets, and the ceiling. I feel like I’m re-living the linguine scene from Baby Boom. Okay, [...]
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Loving One Twin More
Posted in Twin Behavior, tagged 80s clothes, 80s hair, 80s movie nostalgia, babies, baby boom, comparing twins, fraternal twins, girl twins, introducing solid foods to babies, loving children equally, papaya baby food, parenting twins, personality differences in twins, siblings, twins, twins acting differently on September 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Baby Calculus Anyone?
Posted in 1, tagged babies, baby head sizes, calculus for babies, comparing siblings, comparing twins, different size twins, falling fruits, Mamma Mia, passion fruit, twins on September 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Lulu’s head size must be an optical illusion. Her head is actually bigger than Mumu’s, according to the nurse’s measurements at their 6 month checkup. Not much bigger, mind you, but this is significant because its looks much, much smaller. Mumu was a pound heavier at birth and has always had a longer body and [...]
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Posted in The Joy of Twins, tagged babies, celebrating twins equally, coming to terms with what we can't control, comparing twins, insensitive comments about twins, loving twins equally, parenting twins, sibling rivalry, twins on January 11, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Junglemom is back and ready to respond to all those excellent comments, but first a little story.
My husband’s first childhood memories are of metal scrapers being placed in his chubby toddler hands so he could help scrape all the lead paint off the wall. He reckons this lasted at least a few years. That is before [...]
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