Blogs by Parents of Twins and Multiples

This blog is written by a South African mommy of fraternal twin boys, now living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She likes to make people happy and smile with her tales, and share her family's adventures and tips that have helped them through their journey. 

Charlotte has twin boys and lives in Cape Town, South Africa. The name of her blog, "isibini," is a Xhosa word that means "two," and the Xhosa culture really reveres twins! She writes about her experiences with her munchkins and is always looking at the humor of her momentous job.

A mother of twin girls shares her story to let other moms of multiples know, "You can survive!"

Kim is a stay-at-home mom to identical twin boys, age 3. She and her husband, Chris, adore their boys and find themselves laughing all the time!

TwiceBabies Mom is a mom of fraternal twin girls. On TwiceBabies Mom, she writes about her twin girls' growth and development from preemie hood at 32 weeks to now growing and very active 5.5-year-old girls. TwiceBabies Mom's twin girls are always busy and want to play, learn, play and learn. The only time they are not active is when they are soundly sleeping.

Shelly blogs about the comical and serious side of parenting twins, with personal stories, informative articles, detailed product reviews, videos and pictures of her brood, plus losing the baby weight, and toning back up postpartum, and feeling good about your 'after twin' body.

This blog is written by a proud mommy to beautiful twin girls. In her professional life as a Community Health Nurse and her personal life, she is passionate about parenting, and raising healthy, happy children.

She is a loving wife. She's the devoted mother of three school-aged children (including b/g twins). She is admittedly a wee bit touched in the head. She is ... The Desperate Housemommy.

Stephanie is a stay-at-home mom of 3 boys just trying to live the dream!

This twin mom works full-time as a college professor and writes about the challenges and humor that come with being a working mom.