Appointment today ? didn’t get a good shot of my twins because they was up and super active lol, but they’re both doing great. Baby A hb 162 and baby B hb was 160. Getting referred to specialists (high risk) oh yeah, and they’re measuring a few days ahead ?
Soooooo you guys, I had the twins March 11 at 9:17 and 9:23 💙💙💙 they decided they couldn’t wait any longer. But they’re doing fine. Nolan (baby A) 4.1lbs and Nilan(baby B) 4.4lbs they aren’t on oxygen but they’re in the NICU but everything is looking good for them. Pictures of them coming soon, but they’re both so handsome💙😩😩
These are the handsome babies! Pictures are backwards but baby with the hat on is Nolan (baby A) and the one with no hat is Nilan(baby B) they’re doing fine 💙
Nappy bins; yay or nah? They’re £10 in Asda and I’m considering getting one if they’re any good?
Does anyone else not take their baby to like baby groups or mum and baby groups? My health visitor always goes on about them but they’re just not my thing. I have really bad anxiety. It’s made worse when I’m around strangers and groups. They’re just not for me🙄
Baby sleep Now to get stoned and watch scary movies while eating cereal 😊😊 Well deserved 👌🏽
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We are on the twin train too! I will be 10 weeks tomorrow & we have our next appointment in 2 weeks. Are you being referred to MFM only bc they're twins?
Victoria·
Мама двоих (2 года, 7 лет), ждёт третьего
I have other health concerns that cause me to be seen by a high risk doctor but my ob says she like for her twins patients to be monitored by specialists as well due to the possibility of twin to twin transfusion syndrome if twins share a placenta. My ob wasn’t for sure but she thought she only saw one placenta during my ultrasound and she wanted to make sure she saw right.
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I can understand that. I would much rather have a concerned OB than an unconcerned one. I am hisk risk too for other reasons.
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Mamax2 niiiiice pics!!!! ❤️❤️
So they can be in 2 totally different Gestational sacs and still share a Placenta....?
Victoria·
Мама двоих (2 года, 7 лет), ждёт третьего
Thanks PilotWife and yes, they would be considered mono/di twins which would make them identical. Also, sometimes two separate placenta’s can fuse together making it as one placenta which the risk of twin to twin transfusion syndrome can occur. My doctor literally spent like an hour explaining all of this to me lol.