Joined: 25 Jan 2007 14:25 Posts: 7932 Location: Birmingham
I dress my boys the same soometimes, i dont go out to buy the same clothes for them but i do tend to get clothes brought for them which are the same. They do have the same winter coats tho
My girls have only ever been dressed the same twice. And both times it was just so I could take a photo!!
Tavia was a biger baby (although Dacey is taller now) so even if people bought them the same thing, they didn't fit at the same time.
Also, as I have 2 older daughters most of their clothes were hand-me-downs anyway.
When I am buying clohes I tend to buy what I think will suit each one. Alot of stuff they share but as they are getting older, they are beginning to decided whose is whose themslves.
I was best mates at school with some twis they had and stll have a really identity crisis and I think their folks dressing them the same and insisting they were in the same class at school etc contributed to that they never met anyone who didnt know they were a twin or didnt know both of them Steph is pregnant now and was dreading the posibility of having twins but luckily there is only the 1. I would love to have twins but would encourage them to be themselves and have develop their own personalities.
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