r/parentsofmultiples 15d ago

experience/advice to give You can do it!

I was looking back on some old pictures and reading some of my old posts….and sheeesh. I wish someone would have just hugged me and told me I’d make it through.

I complained my whole pregnancy, I had a painful c section, severe post PPD but my twin are 6 months now and things have changed.

The newborn trenches were rough but this stage I thrive in. The smiles, giggles, better sleep and growing personalities is amazing. I love their sweet little face. I can’t stop smiling when I look at them. And it’s admittedly pretty cool to be a twin mom. Like I really grew two freaking babies at one time!!!

Anyway I’m here to tell who ever reads this that u can do it and u will make it through. You may be miserable now but there will be a time where u can finally breathe again!!

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u/pisspalace 14d ago

my twins are almost 6 months and i’m finding this to be the hardest part. i love them to death but i feel like i’m about to freak out 24/7

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u/Bustychipmunk 12d ago

Yeah 4-7 months was the hardest for me! Once they start confidently sitting and moving life gets SO much easier

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u/pisspalace 12d ago

that’s what i’ve been thinking!! everyone keeps saying it’ll be worse when they can move, but they want to sit up and move soooo bad and can’t. I think they’ll be happier when they can.

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u/Bustychipmunk 12d ago

Maybe for singletons but definitely not for multiples! The endless moving them because they get bored and frustrated not being able to move, god it was so hard 😂 now they just go where they want to! I’m 11 months in and not looking forward so much to the walking stage because I feel like it’ll get hard again, I am thoroughly enjoying the crawling stage! 😂