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julz33
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Clothes for twins
I was just wondering...
Do you keep clothes and stuff seperate for your twins or do they share? (I mean when they are babies.) Like onesies... how would you know which onsie is for which baby? Does it matter?
This is something I always wondered!
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Tracey
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Re: Clothes for twins
If my babies were the same s e x I would have no problem having them share clothes.
I have boy/girl so they each have their own.
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| Posted 5/24/06 6:44 PM |
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IrishTracy
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Re: Clothes for twins
My girls share everything
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| Posted 5/24/06 10:42 PM |
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Michelle
My Little Yankee Fans
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Re: Clothes for twins
My two are in different sizes so they have thier own stuff, in one drawer and when one doesn't fit the other gets it.
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| Posted 5/25/06 7:40 AM |
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Sharon
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Re: Clothes for twins
I'm having boy/girl twins, so there clothes will be separate, except maybe for some plain white onsies.
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| Posted 5/25/06 9:54 AM |
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Re: Clothes for twins
Posted by Michelle
My two are in different sizes so they have thier own stuff, in one drawer and when one doesn't fit the other gets it.
Really? Aren't they identical? Do they not grow at the same rate? I am just curious. 
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| Posted 5/25/06 7:53 PM |
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dengal
Dad of Twins
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Re: Clothes for twins
Our twins shared onsies and socks. I've been guilty of putting his outfit on her or vice versa.
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| Posted 5/25/06 11:46 PM |
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Michelle
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Re: Clothes for twins
Posted by FireIslandLove
Posted by Michelle
My two are in different sizes so they have thier own stuff, in one drawer and when one doesn't fit the other gets it.
Really? Aren't they identical? Do they not grow at the same rate? I am just curious.
One of my sons was born at 6 lbs 10 ozs and the other at 3 lbs 10 oz, so it is taking some time ot catch up. My smaller son also had surgery that slowed his gain down too. With identicals sometimes one gets more from the placenta then the other.
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| Posted 5/26/06 5:26 AM |
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