Head First Presentation Not Likely To Change
A new study looks at how twins are positioned in the womb during third trimester and whether or not they stay in the same position during delivery.
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No Need For Fixed Time During Delivery of Twins
Researchers examine whether or not the delivery interval between the first and second twin may influence the outcome during and after birth.
Ask a Midwife: Do You Have Questions About Twin Pregnancy or Birth?
Ask and get your questions answered by a midwife working in a hospital team designated to women pregnant with twins.
Shining Twins Costume: The Terrifying Grady Twins Look
If your twins choose The Shining Grady twins costume for Halloween, they’ll give tribute to one of the greatest horror films ever made. Find out where to buy The Shining twins costume for children and adults.
New Study Looks at General Movements in Twins
Researchers look at the quality of general movements in a group of twins in order to determine whether mode of conception and gestational age has an impact.
Researchers Compare Assisted & Spontaneous Twin Pregnancies
Researchers from the Netherlands compare twin pregnancies conceived after assisted conception and spontaneous conception. They explore how the babies and mothers did during pregnancy and labor.
Twin Dad & Author Reaches Out to Other Twin Dads
British twin dad Johno Pearce is thinking about doing a second edition of his book “Twins: A Survival Guide for Dads.” He welcomes input from other dads of twins.
Twin Halloween Costumes: Ideas for Babies, Toddlers, and Tweens
Look at matching twin Halloween costumes and find out where to buy them. Get cute and scary twin costume ideas for babies, toddlers and children.
Professor With a Long Standing Professional Interest in Twins
Professor Mark Kilby has a second edition of a medical textbook about Fetal Therapy, including the management of complex twins on the way. He’s also the author of a comprehensive, non-technical guide for couples expecting twins.
Twins Delivered 128 Days Apart
A Korean woman delivered dichorionic diamniotic twins 128 days apart. The last born twin survived and were doing well at the 1-year follow-up.
