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Wednesday, April 6, 2011

When did it get "easier"?


One of my good friends had five kids within three years (a set of twins in the middle) and I remember asking her when it would get easier. Her reply was, "It doesn't get easier, it just changes."  In many ways I agree with her, but as I am sure she would agree there are as many things to love and enjoy about each phase as there is chaos.  For me things have gotten a lot easier since my boys turned two.  The first year I am pretty sure we were at the pediatricians office at least once a week many times more along with several specialists, therapists, and the childrens hospital.  The fun and joys of prematurity!  The second year was a little easier, but not much.  When they turned two it seemed like we were still swimming up stream, but could come up for air from time to time.  In the past few months life has seemed that much easier.  I think both of them walking makes things a lot easier.  Now we are having lots of fun chasing them!  Honestly, I have to say that twins hasn't been the hard part for me.  My boys have been such easy babies.  Both of them together have been easier than one of my girls were.  I love my girls just as much as my boys, but they both very VERY hard babies.  I think the thing that has been so overwhelming for me has been having four kids within five years and working through all of the prematurity issues.







Yes, they were both sufficiently scrubbed down and sanitized immediately after this picture was taken!

1 comment:

  1. I have (nearly) 2-year-old twin boys also (they will be 2 in May). And I have to tell you that one of the main rules at our house is "Shut the Bathroom Door." A few weeks ago, however, I found both of the boys in a toilet (that contained #1 and #2 in it), not flushed, and a toothbrush was involved. Just want you to know that you are not alone, and apparently all 4 of these boys is right on track developmentally. :-)

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