Nat chats with Michelle Carroll, a mom of 21-month-old boy/girl twins, about the things the internet and social media don’t tell you about having twins, including possible birth trauma, how to prepare yourself if your twins come early, and the struggle of breastfeeding twins.

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Hi there, I'm Michelle Carroll, a creative storyteller specializing in styling, web development and graphic + web design. A burning desire to get my creative juices flowing led me to move from my hometown in the Great Plains of Shawnee, Kansas to Brooklyn, New York, which has been my home away from home for 10 years.  When I'm not creating moodboards or writing code for clients while sipping on iced coffee, I love to spend time with friends, my husband and our toddler twins. Find me on Instagram @fashionablybroke.

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