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aww, henrysmum- your twinnies were totally ment to be! Can i ask you a personal question? (dont answer if you feel uncomfortable) but how do you sleep at night? Do the twins sleep in the same crib or seperate cribs or do they both sleep with you? I always wondered how it works bc ive read that its good to keep them together since thats what they are used to be but i always wondered how it worked with them rolling and moving and stuff. QUOTE]
You can ask me whatever you want!
My girls, while born full term at 37+4 weeks, were only tiny 4lb14 and 4lb15. They were totally healthy and didn't need any help and we were allowed straight home. As they were so tiny, they slept together in a moses basket for the first three months. Then after that, we moved them to a playpen with bassinette attachment thingy on the top. They slept together in that until they were six months old.
We did plan on moving them into a cot together but by that time, one of the twins was moving around in her sleep, rolling and tossing about, disturbing the other. So we decided to separate them. I would have LOVED to have kept them together, I know a few twin mums who have babies older than mine still sleeping together. Even some cases where they've got toddlers and older sleeping in single beds pushed up against eachother! But for my two, its just not possible. They slept perfectly fine together until they became more mobile though. It used to amaze me how one could be screaming their head off and the other one would sleep right through it, when they were teeny!
I was never able to co-sleep properly. Not that I disapprove of it. I'd love to have bedtime snuggles but when you've got twins AND a husband, its not really feasible. There simply isn't enough room for four people to sleep safely and comfortably. I did spend a few nights alternating which daughter we had sleeping between us when they were very little but I'd still feel super guilty about the one left in the moses basket/playpen crib lol!
So now, the girls cots are at the end of mine and my husbands bed. They do have their own room but I just don't feel ready to put them in there yet. They're still ickle tiny babies to me, even though they're 23lb a piece and 1 year old
aww, henrysmum- your twinnies were totally ment to be! Can i ask you a personal question? (dont answer if you feel uncomfortable) but how do you sleep at night? Do the twins sleep in the same crib or seperate cribs or do they both sleep with you? I always wondered how it works bc ive read that its good to keep them together since thats what they are used to be but i always wondered how it worked with them rolling and moving and stuff.
You can ask me whatever you want!
My girls, while born full term at 37+4 weeks, were only tiny 4lb14 and 4lb15. They were totally healthy and didn't need any help and we were allowed straight home. As they were so tiny, they slept together in a moses basket for the first three months. Then after that, we moved them to a playpen with bassinette attachment thingy on the top. They slept together in that until they were six months old.
We did plan on moving them into a cot together but by that time, one of the twins was moving around in her sleep, rolling and tossing about, disturbing the other. So we decided to separate them. I would have LOVED to have kept them together, I know a few twin mums who have babies older than mine still sleeping together. Even some cases where they've got toddlers and older sleeping in single beds pushed up against eachother! But for my two, its just not possible. They slept perfectly fine together until they became more mobile though. It used to amaze me how one could be screaming their head off and the other one would sleep right through it, when they were teeny!
I was never able to co-sleep properly. Not that I disapprove of it. I'd love to have bedtime snuggles but when you've got twins AND a husband, its not really feasible. There simply isn't enough room for four people to sleep safely and comfortably. I did spend a few nights alternating which daughter we had sleeping between us when they were very little but I'd still feel super guilty about the one left in the moses basket/playpen crib lol!
So now, the girls cots are at the end of mine and my husbands bed. They do have their own room but I just don't feel ready to put them in there yet. They're still ickle tiny babies to me, even though they're 23lb a piece and 1 year old
Mine is on the left side, DHs is on the right side....notice how much less he has to take?!
https://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af180/Guppy051708/054-1.jpg
Thank you hun! Hope you get your girl tooMine is on the left side, DHs is on the right side....notice how much less he has to take?!
https://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af180/Guppy051708/054-1.jpg
omg thats some supplements, dedication!! Really hope you get your girl. I would love a girl, but I havent swayed so I guess what will be will be
All your pills lined up looks like 2 rockets!
Hi Guppy,
I'm so glad you have started this thread!!!. Just wanted to say good luck
I'm pregnant at the moment with my second boy. I had GD really bad when I found out it was another boy, but I'm coming to terms with it now and enjoying my pregnancy again. Hubby and I have talked about having another Lo in the future and will deffo be trying for a little princess
Where did you find out all this information?. The only info I can find on the net to try for a girl is the shettles method and to take cranberry / magnesium pills and to follow the 'girl diet' and eat the foods that sway girl.
Thanks xxx
All these supplements and vitamins confuse me, I'm honestly not surprised you missed a couple, in fact I'm more surprised it was only a couple I am absolutely rubbish at remembering stuff like that! I'm gonna set alarms on my phone for pain medication after I've had my c-sec!
What's the diet like for swaying ? I ate loads of crappy food before I fell preg as I was in the middle of writing my final year dissertation for uni so it was all sweets and sugar and whatever was quick and easy while I worked. I have a feeling the foods I was eating would sway a boy!
I'm glad you're okay! I have only ever experienced one earthquake (i'm in uk) it was years ago and I happened to be up working at stupid o clock and my pc monitor light shook! I thought it was odd but it was the last thing I thought it was until I saw the news the following morning!
Hi there!
I believe I've seen you in Tiffany's journal? Anyway, I just wanted to say I hope you get your pink bundle(s) very soon!!!
Hi Guppy,
Ive been stalking your vitamins and because you seem way more on top of this vitamin thing than me, could you tell me if I should be spacing out these vitamins/or if theyre bad for me during conception?
Im taking:
1x conception mixed vitamin
1x 400mg folic acid (im folate deficient)
1x acidphophidus tablet
1x silica complex.
I take these all in the evening - do you think its ok to take them all at once?
Thanks for your advice - I think i might get some cranberry tablets too...
Hope you get twins and a girl x