@erikanbethune2, basically 😂

Have a friend that twins did not run on either side and she had twins.

Fraternal= hyper ovulate (more than one egg released) can be genetic on woman’s side.

Identical= random thing that happens. Egg splits in two (or more). No ones fault.

@ek620 aww well thanks bc i feel like they look like him their nose and lips

@erikanbethune2, They look like both of you, but you’ll find out soon enough!

@ek620 well thats great so it was my fault somehow lol and thank you

@erikanbethune2, It can happen to anyone, just chances are higher for women who have other women in the family who’ve carried twins. There’s no way a man’s family history can have an impact on his partner carrying twins. Congrats on your twins!

@ek620 identical im just so confused how it happens to me bc no twins in my family but multiple on his side and his mom was suppose to have twins

@erikanbethune2, Are you having identical or fraternal twins? You carrying twins is just something that happened & has nothing to do with what happened on your SO’s side of the family.

@ek620 well they dont run in mine only his

Twins have to run on the woman’s side of the family for it to have an impact on the pregnancy. It doesn’t matter if they are on the man’s side of the family.

@mrschanandlerbong95 so it has nothing to do with either of our families just my bodies fault lol

@mama.kay so does him having twins in his family play a role in it at all bc theres no twins in my family

Ovulating multiple eggs can be genetic, but sometimes it just happens.

Identical twins happen when one fertilized egg splits, which only happens by chance. There isn’t anything that factors into it.

For example my grandma was a twin, she had my dad then my dad had twins, I had my son and there’s a good chance my son will have twins. It usually skips a generation... if that makes sense at all