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Raising Twins What Parent Want to Know (And What Twins Want to Tell Them)

by Eileen M. Pearlman

  • ISBN: 9780062736802
  • ISBN10: 0062736809

Raising Twins What Parent Want to Know (And What Twins Want to Tell Them)

by Eileen M. Pearlman

  • Binding: Paperback
  • Edition: 1
  • Publisher: Harpercollins
  • Publish date: 05/01/2000
  • ISBN: 9780062736802
  • ISBN10: 0062736809
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Description: "Raising Twins" begins with the basics, covering the physical, cognitive, and developmental differences and challenges specific to life as a twin. Eileen Pearlman and Jill Alison Ganon address the key issues that have an impact on twins during the course of their developmental years, such as:
-- The secret language of twins
-- Competition and rivalry
-- The good-twin/bad-twin myth
-- Comparisons
-- Sharing
-- And much more, including conversations with twins themselves.
-- Raising Twins fills an important gap -- nearly every book on twins is written for the expectant mothers and the first years of twin's lives.
-- Twin births rose by 65% between 1973 and 1990, while the birth rate of supertwins (three or more) rose 221%. In the United States today, approximately one person in 50 has a twin.
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