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I just can’t help complaining about my boys, ever since I got pregnant. They bring extreme discomfort to me during my pregnancy, as I carried them up to 38 weeks.

FuN of raising twins

Since birth, I have been struggling very much to feed them as they refuse formula. Besides feeding problem (they just could not sleep well and took turn to latch on my boobs one while last night until I feel so sore )I find it extremely difficult to bring up 2 babies of same age. Both would always want Mummy at the same time, and now at almost 18 months, they are already constantly fighting for things, pushing away one another and worse till, hurting one another. Blood is a common sight at home, where either of them will fall or tripped over from don’t know where, or knocked directly on head, nose or mouth. It happens almost daily, and I tell you, I will surely die of heart attack if I have a weak heart.

Recently Didi has developed the habit of bitting, BITTING REAL HARD whenever Korkor gets in his way or when he wants to chase Korkor away from Mama. We knew he bites when his mouth comes near so we will normally avoid him coming near our skin. But with this poor innocent Korkor, he is always not cautious when his little brother comes near him.

We only knew he BITES when

1. Korkor’s *SCREAM* in pain
2. Followed by angry Mummy’s *SCREAM* at Didi
3. Didi cry and *SCREAM* when being smacked hard by Mummy

So do not be surprise if you hear screaming, lots lots of screaming then moment you arrive at my door step.

Life is hectic when you have a child with double swirls on his head, but it is even more G.I.L.A. when you have to live with 2 of such species (wonder from who they inherited those naughty marks) !! (FYI, neither me or hubby has 2 swirls on our hair!)

Seems that the only proud moment we have is when the outsiders admiring the boys  (especially during outings when they are being pushed around by their proud father in their twin strollers at in shopping malls - “their only time with their father”).