Twin Baby Boy Extreme Growth

We decided to make a picture that compares the twin boy ‘s growth. The picture on the right was taken of the twin boy at 12 weeks (3 months), and the picture on the left was taken of the twin boy at 24 weeks (6 months). The growth is so funny to see in this way, although I do think the pictures of the twin boy aren’t matched up perfectly, making the growth look a bit more extreme than it is.

We couldn’t take a picture of the twin girl this way because she could not stand at 12 weeks. The twin baby would buckle her legs every time, so we could compare only one of the fraternal twins ‘ growth chart at this stage.

We finally decided to buy the fraternal twins each a growth chart, so that we could gauge each twin twin.

Twin Baby Lost at Pool Party

The fraternal twins finally got in the pool today. We had a pool party, and our neighbors and a few friends came over. The twin baby set did great in the water. We used the disposable baby swim pants or swimpants. Their nieces came over to help us since having a party with people in the water—and having twin twin babies in the pool is a lot of work...I wouldn't want them to get lost at the pool party. I think people would be surprised how easily a baby could get lost or drown when there are so many people around, and so much noise.

Don’t you just love these Bebe Pod chairs? They are great since the fraternal twins are not yet able to set up alone.

We also just used some of their bath toys in the pool to keep them occupied, although the novelty of the water kept the fraternal twins entertained for some time.

I had to keep putting sunscreen on the twin baby set all day. They also wore the UV-protection sunglasses!

They loved the water, and fortunately the dad heated the pool because it really is too chilly for twin baby set just seven months old.

You can probably tell that the twin girl is on the left in this shot, and the twin boy is on the right.