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Twin Sanity: a how-to guide for new and expectant mothers of twins
An Air Force wife and mother of identical twins, Susanna teaches sanity-saving strategies to help new parents handle the logistics of caring for multiples—even without having family nearby or hiring extra help.
Sanity-saving topics include: With a master’s degree in education and experience as a second grade and fifth grade teacher, Susanna understood how to manage a classroom, but found few resources on how to manage caring for two infants. Twin Sanity provides soothing encouragement to new and expectant parents of twins, both through practical, research-based how-tos and "I've been there, thought that, you're not going crazy" journal excerpts from when the author was an expectant mother of twins, herself.
“Susanna's book was my go-to survival guide my first year of twin mommyhood.” –Julie-Rose Tedrick
"I wish I'd had this book when my twins were born! This is the best advice book for twins that I've seen. I highly recommend this book for any mom (or dad) expecting twins!" –Ellengray Schroeder
Sanity-saving topics include: With a master’s degree in education and experience as a second grade and fifth grade teacher, Susanna understood how to manage a classroom, but found few resources on how to manage caring for two infants. Twin Sanity provides soothing encouragement to new and expectant parents of twins, both through practical, research-based how-tos and "I've been there, thought that, you're not going crazy" journal excerpts from when the author was an expectant mother of twins, herself.
“Susanna's book was my go-to survival guide my first year of twin mommyhood.” –Julie-Rose Tedrick
"I wish I'd had this book when my twins were born! This is the best advice book for twins that I've seen. I highly recommend this book for any mom (or dad) expecting twins!" –Ellengray Schroeder
160 pages, Paperback
Published December 17, 2016
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July 21, 2017
Not the best twin book I've read. Pippel shifts back and forth between gloom and doom to hope with no transition. Her schedules may prove to be helpful but overall I found this book to be more depressing than a helpful guide.
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