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Toddler Twins Tips

Toddler Twins Tips. Be sure to check out Baby Twins Tips and Breastfeeding Twins. For all things sleep you can read my Twin Sleep page. And all things schedules are on the Twin Schedule page!

Twin toddlers are busy, silly, curious, and yes, challenging. But they bring so much joy to every day.

I’m not sure if anyone can say for sure that they know how to manage twin toddlers, but we have certainly done more than just survive the past few years.

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  • Toddler Twins Tips
    • How To Encourage Individuality in Toddler Twins
    • Solitary Play: How To Do Independent Play with Twins
    • Activities for Twin Toddlers: How To Get Out On Your Own
    • Twin Discipline: How To Punish Just One Kid
    • Twinemies: How to deal when your toddler twins fight
    • 9 Simple Tips for Successfully Potty Training Twins
    • Twin Milestones: What To Do When Development Doesn't Match Up
    • Double The Fun: Super Simple Twin Toddler Birthday Themes
    • After the First Year: Surviving One-Year-Old Twins
    • Toddler Twins: What It's Really Like To Have 2-Year-Old Twins
    • How Life is Easier with Toddler Twins
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Toddler Twins Tips

Toddler twins will keep you busy. It might feel like your only job is to keep them alive. But twin toddlers means double the silliness and double the fun. If you can keep your sense of humor you will make it. These posts will help too.

How To Encourage Individuality in Toddler Twins

How To Encourage Individuality in Toddler Twins

Parents of multiples know they have two unique toddlers, not just a set of twins. But how do you work on nurturing individuality when your toddler twins are still so young? These tips will help you find what makes each twin special, even when you are taking care of them at the same time.

Solitary Play: How To Do Independent Play with Twins

Solitary Play: How To Do Independent Play with Twins

Twin toddlers spend a lot of time together, but children need to be able to entertain themselves. How do you encourage this skill? Learn how to set up a successful independent playtime for your little ones.

Activities for Twin Toddlers: How To Get Out On Your Own

Activities for Twin Toddlers: How To Get Out On Your Own

Taking one child out to a new event can take planning, and twin moms take out two at a time. The first rule is obviously safety, but learn how to have successfully get out of the house for activities for twin toddlers.

Twin Discipline: How To Punish Just One Kid

Twin Discipline: How To Punish Just One Kid

It's going to happen. One toddler will act out and not the other. But how do you give effective and fair consequences to just one twin when they spend so much time together? Learn how to fairly handle toddler twins behavior without punishing both twins.

Twinemies: How to deal when your toddler twins fight

Twinemies: How to deal when your toddler twins fight

Kids fight with their siblings, so twin toddlers fighting is to be expected. There are a few things you can do to help your twins get past their disagreement and bring the peace back to your house. As much peace as twin toddler tantrums allow anyway.

9 Simple Tips for Successfully Potty Training Twins

9 Simple Tips for Successfully Potty Training Twins

One thing about parenting that I do not like? Potty training. But sadly I couldn't put it off forever. I got it over with and you will too. These tips will help.

Twin Milestones: What To Do When Development Doesn't Match Up

Twin Milestones: What To Do When Development Doesn't Match Up

Being worried about developmental milestones doesn't end once you leave the baby phase. It's hard not to worry if your twins don't reach milestones at the same time, but it is normal for them not to. Here are some reasons why twins don't develop at exactly the same pace (not even identical twins!) and how to handle it if one twin seems to lag behind.

Double The Fun: Super Simple Twin Toddler Birthday Themes

Double The Fun: Super Simple Twin Toddler Birthday Themes

It isn't necessary to have great big parties for toddlers, but it can be fun to get a good theme going. Here are simple themes that are perfect for twins.

After the First Year: Surviving One-Year-Old Twins

After the First Year: Surviving One-Year-Old Twins

That first year you have twins is busy, but the toddler years offer up all new challenges and excitement. These are the lessons I learned from one-year-old twins.

Toddler Twins: What It's Really Like To Have 2-Year-Old Twins

Toddler Twins: What It's Really Like To Have 2-Year-Old Twins

I thought I knew a lot about toddler twins after I had one year olds. Two year olds brought forth new fun, challenges, silliness, joy, and more.

How Life is Easier with Toddler Twins

How Life is Easier with Toddler Twins

People assume that newborn twins are super hard, but a lot of twin moms will tell you toddler twins can be more challenging. What if I told you that toddler twins will make your life easier? Here is how.

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Hi, I'm Kim! I'm a mom of three and STEM enthusiast. I love coming up with simple and fun learning and STEM activities for kids. And don't worry, I give the science behind it all! My goal is to encourage moms, find practical parenting solutions, and help moms with the unique challenges twins bring! I'm so happy you're here!!

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