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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You do what you want. [b] It happened in my neighborhood and rubbed some people the wrong way, so some chose to invite neither twin. [/b]But you gotta do what you gotta do. [/quote] I think this happens a lot. Parents of twins who insist on togetherness view them as one entity whereas everyone else sees two kids. The parents who try to force the twins to do everything together are inadvertently shrinking their world. Play dates are just one example, but every child needs relationships that are independent of their siblings—especially twins! It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy that they have such a “strong bond” that they can’t be apart. (And the line between strong bond and codependency gets very blurry.) Well yea, if you never give them the opportunity…[/quote] Seriously twin parents are perfectly capable of managing this without your help. [/quote] According to the raving defensiveness on this thread, many are clearly not.[/quote]
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