Milestones in your children’s lives can be pretty emotional for a parent. I know it was for me recently when my twins went to their last day of preschool. Where did the time go? Just yesterday it seemed like they were saying their first words or going into preschool! Now, today, they’re big kid kindergarteners. […]
The Birth Story Of Our Twins
WATCH: When We Found Out We Were Having Twins…
By Brandy Black Twins. The thought of having twins terrifies many, and my wife and I were terrified (an understatement) too. As soon as we heard that we were having twins — especially after being told that we only had a 40% chance of getting pregnant with our last two embryos — we were shocked and […]
Commiserating The Early Stages Of Twins With A Rookie
By: Amber Leventry My partner and I recently took the kids to our favorite pizza place, which for four of the warm Vermont months also serves as our favorite ice cream spot. We were in the middle our farewell to summer dinner, eating pizza outside on a warm, late September evening. The manager came out […]
If You Take a Set of Twins to the Park: A Parody Inspired by Laura Numeroff
Lesbian Comic & New Mom, Tig Notaro Shares Photo With New Twins
Stand-up comedian Tig Notaro is best known for her hilarious comedic bit about being diagnosed with breast cancer which eventually led to a double mastectomy. Since then, she’s been nominated for an Emmy and sometimes performs topless to raise awareness for breast cancer. With so much success in her past, Notaro can add another life […]
Parenting Beyond Diapers and Baby Gates: The Sweet Season of Being Three
By: Amber Leventry My twins and I sat on the porch the other day and chatted. There were about five different topics running at once and I was volleying between each as I sat in the middle of two very curious and talkative toddlers spewing random thoughts and questions. Before I could reply to one […]
I Was Half Lucky: What It’s Like To Give Birth To Twins When Only 1 Is Alive
What Twins Do When Big Sister Is Not Home
The Gray Areas of Parenting
By: Amber Leventry My kids, my babies, are still very little. But as my preschooler approaches kindergarten and my twin toddlers gain language that makes them both fun and antagonizing, they are using new words to express themselves and explore the environments around them. My daughter balances curiosity with a bit of skepticism I hope […]
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