Nat chats with NYC pediatrician Dr. Deena Blanchard about newborn feeding tips for your twins.

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Nat shares her best tips and tricks for dining out with twins of all ages. This was a Facebook live recording.

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Nat chats with Kristyn Hodgdon, mom of twins and founder of The Fertility Tribe, about how infertility may make you a better parent.

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Kristyn Hodgdon lives in Island Park, New York with her husband, 6-month old boy/girl twins Brooke & Charlie and mini-Australian shepherd Nash. She works in Sales at a book publishing company by day and is a self-proclaimed book nerd. Since struggling with infertility to conceive her twins, Kristyn started a blog called The Fertility Tribe to give a voice to all things infertility, pregnancy & motherhood after infertility. Her hope is to create a community and a conversation surrounding issues that so many people experience but so few talk about. Find her on Instagram.

Nat chats with Chad Eckstrom of Kanga Care to learn all about cloth diapering for twins.

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Nat chats with Megan Loden, a mom of teen twin identical girls, about their shared challenge of raising 14-year-old teen twins and the ups and downs that they have experienced.

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Megan Loden is a stay at home mom to 14-year-old identical twin girls and a 10-year-old boy. Megan, her husband, and kids live just outside of Phoenix. Her writing can also be found on Bluntmoms, sammichesandpsychmeds, scarymommy, and of course, Twiniversity.

Nat chats with twin mom and Twiniversity writer Alyssa Keel about her separation from her husband after having a singleton followed by twins.

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Alyssa Keel has worked as a social worker in both Canada and the U.S. for several years. Living in Toronto, Alyssa is a single mum to a rambunctious seven-year-old boy and amazing five-year-old identical twin girls, one of whom has Cerebral Palsy. During her high risk mono mono twin pregnancy, Alyssa began blogging, an extension of her love of writing. Alyssa loves taking photos and impromptu dance parties with her kids. Follow Alyssa and her family’s adventures at adventureswithmultiples.com or follow her on Instagram.

Nat chats with twin mom Becky Bavli about their experiences with preeclampsia and HELLP Syndrome during their twin pregnancies.

Becky Bavli is Mom to 3 year old twins, Charlotte and Jacob. She lives in Piermont, NY, just outside of NYC. Last year, she started a natural hair care company for babies. You can find it at tisfortame.com or shop on Amazon www.amazon.com/tisfortee or follow on FB and IG: @tisfortame

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Nat and Daniele Parris recount all the stupid things they've heard people say about their twins and what they've said to back to them.

Daniele Parris is a work-from-home mom to an upbeat 12-year-old boy and 6-year-old boy-girl twins. She lives in the suburbs of New York City and has degrees in Fine Arts and Philosophy from New York University. She makes her living in the Healthcare industry and spends most of her time with her boisterous Italian family, trying to get a word in edgewise. Her hobbies include cooking and baking, an unholy knowledge of 80’s hair-metal bands and trying, albeit almost always in vain, to guess the monetary value of the items on Antiques Roadshow.

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Nat chats with Melissa Titus, a former elementary school teacher and mom of twins, who created an at-home preschool program for her twins.

Melissa Titus is a former elementary teacher turned stay at home mom to boy/girl twins born in July, 2016. She documents her adventures in preschooling twins at home via @lastminuteprek on Instagram. When Melissa gets rare free time she enjoys writing, fitness, spending time in nature, and taking cooking classes.