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mom5kidz
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posted January 05, 2004 09:26 PM

Hi, I'm new here and not quite sure how these boards work.

I have two sets of fraternal twins. My boys are 21 my girls are 11. I also have a singleton daughter who is 23.

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raymee
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posted January 25, 2004 01:11 PM

hi there i am not actually the mother to twins but i am the full time nanny. i look after 2 sets of twins. the first set are now 5 year olds and they are girls and the other set are 8 week olds 1 girl 1 boy so i have been with them through everything. it is hard work but well worth it.

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2 sets of twins
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posted January 26, 2004 01:29 PM

Hello i am new also so i do not know how this works. I have a set of boy girl 2 years old twins and a set due in june i will take any advice you can give me. do you get to go out much. I am excited but scared how do i handle 4 children under the age of 3 years old.

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MBALDERAZ03
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posted February 03, 2004 04:23 PM

I AM TRYING TO FIGURE THIS CHAT BOARD OUT ALSO. I AM THE MOTHER OF TWO SETS OF TWIN GIRLS WHO ARE 22 MONTHS APART. CURRENTLY THEY ARE UNDER THE AGE OF THREE. WHO HAS TIME TO RECOGNIZE THE TERRIBLE TWOS. IT ALL BLENDS TOGETHER FOR ME. MY HUSBAND AND I DO GET OUT OCCASIONALLY, BUT SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT AS A FAMILY. HANG IN THERE. IT IS CALLED SURVIVAL!!

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Elena
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posted February 11, 2004 06:39 PM

I just registered as well. I have two sets. My older girls are identical, 15 yr olds (going on 30 of course) and my babies are 2-1/2 frat. girls. Its a challenge, thats for sure. For me, its a bit easier having the older ones to help tho

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twinsagain
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posted March 14, 2004 02:21 AM

I have fraternal twin boys who are 8 1/2 and I am 20 weeks pregnant with b/g twins. It is still so shocking to think two pregnancies four kids no fertility drugs.!! I also think it won't be as hard, considering the age difference of my two sets. Right now our dilema is what kind of new car to get. We just bought a Chrysler Pacifica 3 months ago and now realize it is not going to work with two babies and two nine year olds.
Kandace

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ACGCraft
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posted March 19, 2004 08:59 PM

Hi!! I am new to this site.... We have two 1/2 year old identical girl twins--- without fertility treatment. I am trying to find out what the chances are of having another set... I know that age plays a factor. Anyone between the ages of 30-35??

Thanks

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twinsRgreat
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posted April 05, 2004 02:41 AM

Hi! I am the mother of 2 sets of twins, all born in 11 months time. They are now 3 yr. old b/g & 2 yr. old b/g.My doctor found that the odds of having twins back to back are 1 in 10,000.However the odds of having b/g---b/g twins back to back were too high to even get a #.Love to hear from all so write me an e-mail or send me a message. Take care & good luck!!!

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Tina

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emmamcknight
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posted September 30, 2004 07:21 AM

Hi i have a set of now 7 month identical twin boys and am due my second set in december so am a little scared to say the least. My husband is in us rangers and im originally from ireland so have very little family here to help he is an only child lol typical. I too never had any fertility drugs and there are no twins in my family and he as i said is an only child we can only assume it was a little further back in family trees lol. any tips etc or just someone to chat to that understands wud be greatly appreciated. Thanks xo

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