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Hi all, I went for my first sonogram y'day (at 17w 2 d) and found to my surprise that we are having twin boys!!!! What a moment it was!! Twins don't run in our families (neither mine nor my hubby's) and the kids were conceived naturally!! We still can't believe we are having twins.
I just want to know if there is anything special / extra I need to do to take care of myself and the babies? I read many articles on the internet, but they are too scary. Since no one in our families has experience with twins, we cannot ask any of their inputs!! Any moms out there who had twins and can help me out? What should I eat, what should I do, how should I care for me and my babies?
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floradix and alfalfa are great, definitely.
i'd just make sure to have everything ready a little early, and to have a support group ready for you when those little ones come. people to clean around the house, cook, and maybe even plan on a babymoon... just time where you relax and recover and enjoy your new babies, as stress free as possible and to help adjust them and you into this new life.
i always reccomend mothering magazine for any mother... but specifically mothers with twins because they have some pretty amazing and empowering articles and pictures of mommies with their twins. their website is mothering.com and i know my outlook has drastically changed for the better on pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, and parenting for the better.
if you want to see an amazing birth video of twins here is it... i can't believe it. it's peaceful, and not all crazy dramatic rushing etc. there are a bunch on themidwife.net
congratulations!
congrats!!!
oh and ps get lots of good sleep whenever you can! ;)
floradix and alfalfa are great, definitely.
i'd just make sure to have everything ready a little early, and to have a support group ready for you when those little ones come. people to clean around the house, cook, and maybe even plan on a babymoon... just time where you relax and recover and enjoy your new babies, as stress free as possible and to help adjust them and you into this new life.
i always reccomend mothering magazine for any mother... but specifically mothers with twins because they have some pretty amazing and empowering articles and pictures of mommies with their twins. their website is mothering.com and i know my outlook has drastically changed for the better on pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, and parenting for the better.
if you want to see an amazing birth video of twins here is it... i can't believe it. it's peaceful, and not all crazy dramatic rushing etc. there are a bunch on themidwife.net
congratulations!
congrats!!!
oh and ps get lots of good sleep whenever you can! ;)
How can I get my uncle to be nice to me ?
Q. When I cry my uncle holds me and cuddles with me and he kisses my cheek but he never says anything cause he never knows what to say. The only thing he says is " I love you " and that's it. I'm having my period right now and it hurts really bad and I need him to say more than " I love you ". He always says things to my aunt because she's pregnant with twins and it hurts for her too he always says lots of sweet things to her like " I'm here for you baby " or he'll say " I love you and I won't leave you " and this is my favorite one it's so sweet he'll rub her belly and he'll say " your so beautiful and so pretty " but he doesn't say those things to me. I'm in pain right now too. He won't even rub my belly and it hurts too. I need to hear him say things like that to me too right no. I don't think it's fair he says nice things to her and not me. It makes me feel sad and feel like he doesn't care about me. All he does is torture me by reading sad stories to me and making me mad and cry. How can I get him to say nice things to me ? Why does he pay more attention to my aunt ? Doesn't he love me anymore or does he just like to make me cry ?
Answer
He tell you that he loves you, which is more than many teenagers get.
He doesn't treat you in the same way as he treats his wife for obvious reasons, not least in case you complain that he could be abusing you, which rubbing your belly when having a period )or even when not) could be interpreted by some people as being abusive.
You can ask him not to read you such sad stories, of course, but you don't explain why or how he makes you cry.
We older types often wish we hadn't taken ourselves and most things quite so very seriously during our short teen years, because they are a period of emotional change and discovery â so much changes! We canât avoid changing, but we CAN make decisions about which direction we wish to go in. The important things are to develop self respect and emotional self sufficiency (i.e. not relying on someone else for our happiness) and to work on our values and qualities such as integrity and respect for others: absolutely everyone has things about them you donât know about. Also ensure that you have no unnecessary fear (False Evidence Appearing Real!). We CAN decide and plan about our directions by practising in our minds the kind of person we wish and intend to be. Especially first and last thing in the day when the subconscious is most accepting of your conscious thoughts. (So avoid negative t.v., video games, etc. at night).
People tend to respect those who walk tall, whatever their height, so always ensure you have a straight back, whether sitting, standing or walking. This also helps our self esteem.
Things go in seven year cycles: infancy till seven, childhood to fourteen and adulthood around 21. Naturally people vary, and the stages merge into each other like the seasons do.
All parents have been teenagers of course. and can be taken back to their teenage feelings with genuine interest and positivity on your part. That said, no one person can ever completely understand another (except identical twins, perhaps): we all come from slightly different places and have different experiences of and takes on life. Hence nobody can judge us with any accuracy.
Remember: adolescentsâ emotions are in a state of flux and constantly changing â some more than others, obviously.
He tell you that he loves you, which is more than many teenagers get.
He doesn't treat you in the same way as he treats his wife for obvious reasons, not least in case you complain that he could be abusing you, which rubbing your belly when having a period )or even when not) could be interpreted by some people as being abusive.
You can ask him not to read you such sad stories, of course, but you don't explain why or how he makes you cry.
We older types often wish we hadn't taken ourselves and most things quite so very seriously during our short teen years, because they are a period of emotional change and discovery â so much changes! We canât avoid changing, but we CAN make decisions about which direction we wish to go in. The important things are to develop self respect and emotional self sufficiency (i.e. not relying on someone else for our happiness) and to work on our values and qualities such as integrity and respect for others: absolutely everyone has things about them you donât know about. Also ensure that you have no unnecessary fear (False Evidence Appearing Real!). We CAN decide and plan about our directions by practising in our minds the kind of person we wish and intend to be. Especially first and last thing in the day when the subconscious is most accepting of your conscious thoughts. (So avoid negative t.v., video games, etc. at night).
People tend to respect those who walk tall, whatever their height, so always ensure you have a straight back, whether sitting, standing or walking. This also helps our self esteem.
Things go in seven year cycles: infancy till seven, childhood to fourteen and adulthood around 21. Naturally people vary, and the stages merge into each other like the seasons do.
All parents have been teenagers of course. and can be taken back to their teenage feelings with genuine interest and positivity on your part. That said, no one person can ever completely understand another (except identical twins, perhaps): we all come from slightly different places and have different experiences of and takes on life. Hence nobody can judge us with any accuracy.
Remember: adolescentsâ emotions are in a state of flux and constantly changing â some more than others, obviously.
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