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King_Jut
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On wednesday my wife went into labour, on thursday she gave birth to two boys. Both are doing well despite being 7 weeks early. Mum is also doing well, ill post some pictures when we get 10 min. Best get on and buy a 12 seat ldv mini bus. Ha ha ha. J
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Del
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jury
- I used to have a life, then came DDK
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Congratulations and welcome to the twin club!!
We have twin girls who are 1 year old in afew weeks. If you need anything give me a shout. Its not twice the work, its twice the fun...
Chris
We have twin girls who are 1 year old in afew weeks. If you need anything give me a shout. Its not twice the work, its twice the fun...
Chris
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1967 912 Polo Red
1968 912/11 RAL 7001 ' MOD ROD '
1990 964 C2 Velvet Red
1991 VW Vanagon GL (SOLD - Vanagone)
2017 Coleman CT200U
“It’s not where you’re from, it's where you’re at”
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Disco
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dude - congratulations - I know what you are going through - my twins are 3 in a matter of weeks. It must be the northern water, because having two is a real struggle. - count yourself lucky (*as I do ) that you didnt have triplets.
I'm sure that you'll be unindated with offers of advice. My reality check came after about 6 weeks when I had a blazing row with the wife about where the remote control was... all due to sleep deprivation. - as someone said when they were born - the fun starts now
best bit of advice I can give you is - think carefully about the buggy you go for - most of the twin side by sides are huge and very difficult to navigate around shops etc. - we bought a super duper off roader - cost a fortune - and found after about 10 weeks we went for the Mclaren twin. nice and light and folds down small(ish) - we (wife ) uses the big buggy in the summer for long walks.
its a good time of year to have children, they have the summer months to get strong for the winter - enjoy - even now, I've forgotten the sleepless nights and having to hold the back of their necks - after about 2 they become a doddle and then the fact that you have twins really pays off - ie they will always have a friend for life.
nice one and good luck.
I'm sure that you'll be unindated with offers of advice. My reality check came after about 6 weeks when I had a blazing row with the wife about where the remote control was... all due to sleep deprivation. - as someone said when they were born - the fun starts now
best bit of advice I can give you is - think carefully about the buggy you go for - most of the twin side by sides are huge and very difficult to navigate around shops etc. - we bought a super duper off roader - cost a fortune - and found after about 10 weeks we went for the Mclaren twin. nice and light and folds down small(ish) - we (wife ) uses the big buggy in the summer for long walks.
its a good time of year to have children, they have the summer months to get strong for the winter - enjoy - even now, I've forgotten the sleepless nights and having to hold the back of their necks - after about 2 they become a doddle and then the fact that you have twins really pays off - ie they will always have a friend for life.
nice one and good luck.