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Easy Tips to Control Your Blood Sugar When You Have Gestational Diabetes
While there are oh-so-many sweet things about being pregnant, the idea of having to possibly deal with gestational diabetes certainly isn't one of them. If you develop gestational diabetes, monitoring your blood glucose level multiple times each day can become a daunting but very important task. Developing diabetes while pregnant can lead to adverse perinatal outcomes, including...
Creating an Amazon Baby Registry is as Easy as 1-2-3!
Considering babies are so petite, they sure come with a shocking amount of paraphernalia. Just one baby requires almost more than you can carry, and when you're carrying twins, that amount basically doubles. You don't need two of absolutely everything, but you do need to double-up on most items. Luckily, we found out we were expecting twins before we bought everything we needed for...
How Likely Am I to Have Identical Twins? This Kit Will Tell You
August 27 is International Lottery Day, and when you find out you're expecting a baby and then—SURPRISE!—you find out it's actually twins, you may feel like you've won the lottery! I mean, what are the chances of having twins?! In Canada, approximately 1 in 31 births results in twins or higher-order multiples. In the United States, this statistic is almost the same, with about 32.1...
How to Bring Your Postpartum Hair Back From the Brink
August is National Hair Loss Awareness Month. While that may be news to you, most new mothers are acutely aware of the fact that they're losing hair at a dreadfully alarming rate. Most women will experience postpartum hair loss at the end of "the fourth trimester," around that three-month postpartum mark, and this tumultuous time for your tresses can last up to six months. And while...
Finding Time to Bond with Your Twins When Everything Takes Twice as Long
Any parent knows all too well that time goes by so quickly. The early days with your newborn twins are filled with so many time-consuming, but necessary tasks. Washing and folding endless loads of laundry. Sterilizing a steady cycle of bottles and pump parts. Taking care of twice as many diaper changes. Feeding twice as many mouths. Cutting twice as many nails. Cleaning twice as...
Heel-Stick Calcinosis: What is This Hard White Bump & Should I be Worried?
As you work on your list of questions for your twins' one-year check-up with their pediatrician, you're likely giving both of your sweet children thorough once-overs to think of anything you want to ask their doctor about. I did the same during the weeks before and after our guys' first birthday, going from head to foot. And when I got to the bottom of Baby A's foot, I noticed a...
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The Top 12 Things to Get Your Family into the Christmas Spirit in 2024
Listening to your favorite Christmas song for the first time each year. Hanging the first decoration up on the tree. Baking Christmas goodies with your family or friends. Flipping the switch on your lights à-la Clark Griswold. Whatever kicks off the holiday season in your household likely has special meaning and sentimental memories tied to it. There are many things you can do...
Raising Readers & Building Brains: Tips for Nurturing Early Literacy Skills
Words are powerful. They give our world meaning and help us communicate with those around us. In order to be able to communicate, we need to embrace literacy and take the time to teach our children early literacy skills, from reading and writing, to speaking and listening. These skills will then continue to develop and flourish as they grow. According to National Literacy Trust,...
The Best Baby Shower Gifts (That Nobody Thinks to Ask For)
When you're making your baby registry, the list of things you'll need for your twins is lengthy. (Check out our list of what you'll actually need two of, here.) The things you'll use often are probably top-of-mind: Bottles and a warmer, a sterilizer, a breastfeeding pillow, a double-stroller, soothers, onesies. Then, there are the things you don't use every day and may not even need...
Twin Talk: Encouraging Language Development & Communication with Multiples
Communication is the cornerstone of our society. Being able to communicate, verbally or non-verbally, is crucial to interacting with others. Social competence is an important aspect of human development and this skill is learned through communication. Some twins develop their own twin language that only they and their counterpart can understand, which can contribute to delays in...
No Matter How Full You Are, There's Always Room for Alligator Pie
It's probably something any parent has experienced with their child at some point. They prepare a lovely meal for their sweet, little offspring, only to have them take a half a bite and declare they're done. They couldn't possibly eat another bite. No, they're far too full. And then, their eyes flit to the dessert. "But, I thought you were totally full?" Their eyebrows and their...
This Sterilizer Can Handle All the Bottles That Come With Having Twins
When you have potentially premature newborn babies who are still building up their immunity for the first few months of their lives, ensuring their bottles are sterile for every single feed is incredibly important for their protection. But finding a sterilizer that can stand up to the sheer amount of bottles and the accompanying parts needed to feed twins around the clock can be a tall...