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Topic: how do you get twins to stop fighting

crazylady
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Member # 939

posted January 17, 2004 04:57 PM

My girls are 13 and all they do is fight over friends and boys all the time and will not stop. I am afraid they might hurt each other help me.

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Kim

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Kay
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Member # 944

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posted January 20, 2004 05:03 PM

My daughters turn 13 in March. One minute they are fighting the next they are best friends. Do all twins go through the love you/hate you thing? Can anyone recommend a good book regarding twin teenagers? Thank you!

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Jeckle & Hyde's mom
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posted February 05, 2004 05:52 AM

My daughters are almost 11 and they have an average 50 mood swings a day. I was hoping that it was just the age, but from what I am reading it's not. Last year they got into a cat fight over a gumball...A GUMBALL !!! I was not there for the first 15 minutes, but sister-in-law said that she couldn't stop it so she sent them to their room and would punish " the winner". They sounded like banshees. I tried several times to break it up, even seperated them, but they kept going at it. After 1 hour, they were tired and couldn't remember why they were fighting. It's horrible!!! For some reason I did't thik GIRLS would fight like this. I have 2 older boys that are 18 mo. apart and they don't fight that bad.

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Chris

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