How to Parent Twins by HowExpert
Author:HowExpert
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: How To Parent Twins
Publisher: HowExpert
Chapter 5: Building A Routine
The one most important aspect of raising twins is the idea of having a strong routine that you stick to as much as you can. The nature of two equally demanding babies and their varying bodily functions and needs means that without some level of control, your day will become chaotic, and you will end up completely exhausted by your children.
The most important routine you will have is in the evening when you are getting the twins ready for bed, but it is a good idea to try and build patterns into as many parts of the day as possible. In essence, things will normally revolve around sleep, but fall into two main areas as follows:
Daytime Routines
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