I'm a twin mom too but didn't chime before. This thread sure has brought out all the crazies.
OP and the host mom up post, glad it worked out for you both. We have been separating our twins g/g since pre-k. It was hard when one twin got a birthday invite and another did not. What we did was do something special with non invited twin - like a train ride, a play ground etc. At first there was crying but they understood it. What still does not work for us is play dates of 3. One twin always feels left out. We don't do play dates of 4 out of caution that the invited girls will be playing together and leaving both our girls out. |
OP here, OMG this is so embarrassing. I actually gave up on this thread but my curiosity got the best of me lol. Thank you for this. I had a feeling you were cool with this (one time) situation and I am glad I was right. |
|
hmmm Apparently the other mom found this thread and posted her opinion, I wonder what you have to say now "twins mom who can read a room"? Anyway I am glad OP and the other mother made it work. This is a perfect example of DCUM bubble. |
+1 to the bolded part, maybe they can post an update after the playdate lol |
How very convenient that the other mom miraculously found this thread and posted RIGHT AFTER someone asked for her opinion on this matter! In other news, I have a bridge to sell you... |