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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Identical twins are a special case. It's hard for those of us who were singletons, or even fraternal twins, to imagine what it's like to have a genetically identical sibling. So be careful with the judgment.[/quote] Judging the parenting not the twins. I work with identical twins and once you get past their physical characteristics, they are very different and "not the same person". They both have said their parents and family always treated them as one. Parents thought it was "cute" to keep them as "twins" always. [/quote] Walk, if you gave read so much as a paragraph on how to parent twins…they stress not to do this. Teachers are usually well aware of this as well. [/quote]
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