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Raising Twins: What Parents Want to Know (And What Twins Want to Tell Them)| Media: | Paperback | | Author: | Eileen M. Pearlman, Jill Alison Ganon | | Publisher: | Collins | | Release date: | 02 May, 2000 | | List price: | $16.95 |
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Underwhelmed. |
| It's not a BAD book by any means, but I found it had very little practical information. My mother-in-law keeps buying me twin books as I am expecting twins this spring, but none of them seem to offer any PRACTICAL information. It's great to explore the psychological ramifications of separate classrooms and/or dressing them alike, but can someone PLEASE tell me EXACTLY how to get them on the same sleeping schedule? What about disciplinary issues with twins vs. singletons as they get older? Why do some twins end up hating one another and others are bonded for life? (This book only interviews twins who seem to get along pretty well.) Overall, I don't think this book offers any new information. It basically tells you all sets of twins are unique and different and you have to find what works for your twins and your family. DUH! As I said... it's not a bad book and it offers some entertaining reading. The "Twin Talk" sections are actually pretty interesting and cute, but overall, I'm pretty disappointed. |
| Raising Twins: What Parents Want to Know (And What Twins Want to Tell Them) - Eileen M. Pearlman, Jill Alison Ganon |
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watching my girls grow up |
| I bought this book as a follow up to Ganon's TWINS! My daughters just had their first birthdays so we're jumping the gun a bit with "Raising Twins" but my wife and I are already getting answers to many of the things we've been wondering about - such as dressing the girls and handling their birthday parties and there is a lot of very good information about schooling and socializing for twins all the way through their teen years. The conversations with twins themselves from six year olds through twins in their teens and early twenties are fun and in some cases very touching. I recommend this book without reservation. |
| Eileen M. Pearlman, Jill Alison Ganon - Raising Twins: What Parents Want to Know (And What Twins Want to Tell Them) |
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Thank you for writing this book! |
| This is a book where the subject has been well researched and well written. I enjoyed it so much and was so encouraged about my ability to raise our twins. I loved the stories about other's experiences. All the stories and explanations of my little one's behavior makes it so much easier for us. Our twins are a joy, and Dr. Pearlman has helped me feel that it is not such a daunting task to raise them. Again, thank you! |
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