[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 12/28/2012

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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 12/27/2012
10:13 am - 12/28/2012

1. Carrying twins in Moby wrap or other double carrier (JodyBug)
2. Comment: Looking for Full Time Nanny for Feburary...
(rachelaward535)
3. Comment: Feeding solids question (bhavna12)

1. Carrying twins in Moby wrap or other double carrier
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JodyBug - 12/27/2012 3:50 pm

 Hi! Curious as to what people think about carrying
 twins on your front in a Moby wrap or other double
 carriers. Is this a safe and easy way to carry them,
 does it wreck your back, what type of carrier did you
 find most successful? Appreciate any feedback or words
 of wisdom. Cheers!Jody

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Topic: Looking for Full Time Nanny for Feburary Babies

 If you know a great nanny or can recommend a good way to
 find one looking for full...

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 2. rachelaward535 says...
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 12/27/2012 8:52 am
 
 Our nanny works full time - I leave the house at 5:30am
 for work and she is there then. She has never once been
 late - this has been key, at least for me. In addition
 to watching (our now toddler), whilst our toddler is
 taking her afternoon nap, she does all the laundry (not
 just our toddlers), unstacks the dishwasher and puts it
 away. Restacks. Tidies the gently cleans the kitchen,
 playroom and our playroom. IF I ask her to, she will
 also make dinner for the evening ahead of time - e.g.
 I'll leave a couple of pieces of salmon out and she'll
 cook them. GOOD LUCK! Its hard to find the right person
 - I interviewed SO many and ended up with someone who
 had worked for a working mum before, who has A LOT of
 energy, who has a happy disposition and who is very
 flexible if I need her to come earlier, stay later or
 even stay the night if I am travelling. A clean
 driver's licence also key.
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Topic: Feeding solids question

 We have 8 mo twins, and we started solids at 6 mos, no
 problems feeding. They breastfed...

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 3. bhavna12 says...
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 12/27/2012 9:10 pm
 
 This is great info for us in a few months, thanks!When
 did you start solids? Our twins are almost 4 months and
 our doc said 4-6 mo, but now I'm starting to feel
 that's a big range of time! Also would be curious to
 know what was introduced first, for how long and how
 many meals a day. How did that work with their milk
 feeding schedule?Thanks!
 Email author: bhavna at gmail.com
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