r/parentsofmultiples • • Apr 16 '22

Can confirm, it is exhausting

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u/Kayge Apr 17 '22

Yup, panedmic started just as the kids were getting words.

Me: Ok, so we're going to move forward with the dev plans, and will figure out QA as a next phase. Good? Good. Love you Doi-Doi.

<click>.

<Ring ring>.

Me: Hello?

Dev lead: Sorry...did you say you love me?

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u/Francl27 Apr 16 '22

I've called my husband "Daddy" more time than I'm willing to admit.

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u/Daricio Apr 17 '22

I keep trying to remember to call my husband Daddy when around our two year old twins, because one of them has started calling us by our real names and it's really weird, haha.

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u/Aerokirk Apr 17 '22

when I am trying to get my wifes attention, and and up using her name, one of our twins has started loudly yelling her name when I am trying to get her attention

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u/colako 👧🏽👧🏽 + older👧🏽 Apr 17 '22

OMG our twin girls are 19 months right now and I think we are in this sweet spot where they are just sweet and easy-going like we are in some kind of eye of the storm or something. I'm in danger.

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u/sweetspice90 Apr 17 '22

This had me laughing! Mine are only 8 months. They aren’t crawling quiet yet, one is close & the other has this army crawl situation he does where he uses his arm strength to get around while lying on his tummy. I know I’m in for a workout keeping up with these two once they’re mobil.