Twin birthday party--two less expensive gifts or one more expensive gift?

[Anonymous]

$20/ child is fair. The fact that they share a birthday and a party doesn't mean you can spend less than normal.

[Anonymous]

had a joint birthday party for our twins in preschool last year - we definitely found people were confused about what to do - got a range of two $10-20 gifts, 2 gifts totaling $20, combined single gift for $10-20, or 2 books. Even got two of the same board game from one family. I didn't really care (and wish we'd said no gifts).

[Anonymous]

I'd get two gifts unless I saw something really nice they could play together, and I'd spend $30-40.

[Anonymous]

Mom of twins (plus one 21 mos older). All 3 share bday and Xmas presents no problem. I'd say buy whatever you feel comfortable with budget wise and don't stress!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Two gifts but the same price as a normal gift you would give a child.

I have 2 boys (non-twins). Their birthdays are close together and everyone gives each child their own present. When we are invited to a party, each of my boys gives the birthday child a gift.

Don't think twins and siblings are different.

[Anonymous]

Adult twin here. All this makes me glad I don't have twins myself.