A collection of articles related to caring for your twins throughout the day. We cover bath time, sleep time, play time and more!
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Twin Care
Sleeping Ovation
This Sleep Solution is a Game-Changer & Time-Saver for Tired Twin Parents
When you have newborn babies, safe sleep is always top-of-mind for parents. Overnights can be filled with anxiety. Anxiety from making sure they're sleeping okay. Anxiety from making sure they don't wake each other up. Anxiety from having to transfer two sleeping babies from the living room to their bassinet and praying with bated breath that neither of them wakes up during the process—...
Wahoo
Here We Go! Seven Simple Ways to Celebrate MAR10 Day With Your Kids
Mario Day is celebrated each year on March 10 (MAR10 looks like Mario…so, let's lean into it, shall we?), and if you have video game lovers in your household, they can get in on the Mario fun all year long. In 2026, we've got a new Mario movie hitting theatres and plenty of nostalgic Mario titles re-emerging for gamers to enjoy on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. Our twins...
Close Quarters
From Sharing a Womb to Sharing a Room: Should Your Twins Share a Space?
Twins share a unique bond. One that likely stems from the very beginning, when they share a not-so-unique space. Their living quarters start out extra-roomy, but as they grow, things begin to get quite cramped. Eventually, they're nudging and elbowing each other in utero until they come into this world (sometimes, that nudging and elbowing continues long after they have ample space...
Sound Sleep
The 6 Best Bedtime Snacks to Help Your Twins Get a Better Sleep
Nighttime wake-ups are the worst. And when you have twins, those overnight interruptions usually come in pairs, too. There are things you can do to create a calming and relaxing ambiance once your twins are in their nursery, but once your babies are eating more than just breastmilk or formula, there are also things you can do before bedtime to help fuel a better slumber. Like, giving...
No More Pulling Teeth
Brushing Teeth Just Became a Breeze with This Smart Toothbrush for Kids
Oral health is so important, and forming good dental hygiene habits at an early age can give children a solid foundation for a lifetime of smiles. But, sometimes, getting your twins to brush their teeth can be like, well, pulling teeth. Not anymore. This smart toothbrush for kids, in a crowning achievement, just put a cap on the struggles that come with taking good care of our teeth...
Spick & Span
Tired of Bath Toys Marking Up Your Tub? This Will Make it Look Brand-New
Bath time equals fun time, at least for the toddlers who are splashing around and playing with their toys. What isn't so fun are the brightly colored streaks that can be left behind from the bath toys hitting the sides or the bottom of the tub while your toddlers play and fling their toys all over the place. These transferred paint streaks don't just wipe away with water....
Ho Ho Ho!
Do You Know How To Track Santa Claus on Christmas Eve?
A long-standing holiday tradition gets a high-tech boost! Here's the story of NORAD and Santa Claus and how you can enjoy the tradition in app form!
Craving Sensory Input
From Wrestling to Working: Using “Heavy Work” to Calm High-Energy Twin Boys
You've probably heard the nursery rhyme that tells us what girls and boys are made of. In case you need a reminder, this is what it says about girls: "Sugar, and spice, and everything nice, that's what little girls are made of." And this is what it says about boys: "Snips, snails, and puppy dogs' tails, that's what little boys are made of." One descriptor is flattering; the other,...
On the Daily
Keeping Pearly Whites Pristine: Teaching Your Twins to Floss Their Teeth
Are you one of those people who takes pristine care of their pearly whites? Or are you one of those people who frantically flosses the morning before your dental check-up? Whichever camp you're in, it falls on you to help your little ones learn how to take good care of their teeth, including when they should learn about flossing. Introduce oral hygiene practices at an early age You...
Get Outta Here Grease
What a Mess: How to Get Vaseline Out of Your Mischievous Toddler’s Hair
You never think it's going to happen to you—until it does. You're going about your day, doing an excellent job of keeping your twin toddlers alive and, hopefully, thriving, and you're pretty impressed with how things are going. At minimum, they're fed and as happy as any independent-but-not-yet-independent toddlers can be. And because they're playing, either independently or...
Yearning for Learning
Full STEAM Ahead: 10 Educational Toys That Will Foster a Love for Learning
One of the coolest things about being a parent is watching your kids discover the world around them and witnessing the moments when things click into place and they figure out how things actually work. Children learn through play, and while they're having fun, they conduct experiments, file away important details, and connect the dots as they learn how to do things on their own....
Soothing Sounds
Making Sense of the Noise: 4 Sound Machines to Create a Peaceful Ambiance
There's no sense in sugarcoating it. Life with twins can be loud. There are times when your twins will play nicely, either independently or together, and there are times when they'll squabble and let their frustrations be known. But when it's bedtime, the noise needs to dial back and make way for a peaceful ambiance and rejuvenating rest. Enter: a different kind of noise. White noise...
Daylight AND Nighttime Savings
How to Adjust Your Twins’ Sleep Schedule When the Clocks Fall Back
It's that time of year we can always count on some people to shake their fist at. Daylight Savings Time will once again be coming to an end, and the clocks will go back one hour. Once we Fall Back, we'll get more light in the morning and less light in the evening. Some parents dread this time of year because it wreaks havoc on their babies' sleep schedule, which, of course, wreaks...
Snoring Isn’t Normal
The Reason Your Twins Stopped Sleeping Through the Night Could be Medical
Every parent knows how exhausting it is having babies who don't sleep through the night. Sleepless nights with several wake-ups make for tired days that slip by. Suddenly, several months have gone by, and your babies are old enough to go longer between overnight feeds, and you can attempt to sleep train your twins (we did this when our twins were four-and-a-half months old). Longer...
Tap into Optimal Sleep Schedules
NextNap Tool from Nanit Predicts Personalized Nap Times for Your Twins
When you're a parent of newborn twins, you become a scheduling master pretty quickly. You keep your babies on the same schedule, as much as you reasonably can, because, let's be serious, it's just not always possible to keep your new little humans on the exact same schedule all the time. But when the stars align and your babies' nap schedules align, too, you can take advantage of a...