I can see why on one hand but then if I had twins I'd love individual cards because I'd have safekeep boxes so it can't really work with one card as they won't always be together x
That's not fair for each child ! I don't agree with sharing cards or presents...unless it's a big present like a wooden play house, I would hope that if I had twins they would be treated individually and like any other child on their birthday x
My nieces are triplets and I always buy 3 cards and 3 presents. They would get their own if they were on different days so dnt see why they shouldn't cause they share a birthday X
I'd be a little upset to be honest. Although different my DS is born on Xmas day and gets joint presents. My ex in-laws send him an Xmas card (like the others) and just write happy birthday in it! Really isn't hard when you can buy cards for 29p! Xx
Don't think I'd be too fussed, especially as they don't really understand at that age. What I would do though is two presents, different but similiar so they can share also.xx
Been a twin mum myself I would be pissed off I told all family and friends to get them a card each as they are individuals my twins have there own presents cake and cards they share and open each other's but people forget that they are two separate people x
Two individuals so two cards yes there twins but they are there own person to me that seems cheap.my niece's are twins not once in 13 years have I given them anything joint
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I can see why on one hand but then if I had twins I'd love individual cards because I'd have safekeep boxes so it can't really work with one card as they won't always be together x
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That's not fair for each child ! I don't agree with sharing cards or presents...unless it's a big present like a wooden play house, I would hope that if I had twins they would be treated individually and like any other child on their birthday x
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My nieces are triplets and I always buy 3 cards and 3 presents. They would get their own if they were on different days so dnt see why they shouldn't cause they share a birthday X
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I think I'd be grateful someone had thought to send a card at all lol wouldn't bother me xx
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I'd be a little upset to be honest. Although different my DS is born on Xmas day and gets joint presents. My ex in-laws send him an Xmas card (like the others) and just write happy birthday in it! Really isn't hard when you can buy cards for 29p! Xx
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Hmmm I don't think it would bother me but then literally no one bothers sending cards to my kids so maybe that's why x
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Don't think I'd be too fussed, especially as they don't really understand at that age. What I would do though is two presents, different but similiar so they can share also.xx
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Been a twin mum myself I would be pissed off I told all family and friends to get them a card each as they are individuals my twins have there own presents cake and cards they share and open each other's but people forget that they are two separate people x
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Two individuals so two cards yes there twins but they are there own person to me that seems cheap.my niece's are twins not once in 13 years have I given them anything joint