Statistics show that the birth of twins is on the rise. This has opened the floodgates for a specialty market that targets the moms of twins. Baby gear for single babies just won’t work and baby stuff for twins is of course more expensive. The baby nursery that was in the works for one little baby now has to be completely redesigned for two. Even if the parents choose to have separate nurseries for the babies, there will more than likely be indications that each child is a member of a larger unit. Why not! There’s fun and safety in numbers. Here’s a chance to take nursery decor to places that others only dream about.
Some parents of twins choose not to limit themselves to one nursery for their babies. The reasoning behind the fact that some parents plan separate bedrooms for multiples is that if one baby wakes, the sounds and activity might wake and otherwise sleeping brother or sister. I consulted some friends of mine that are moms of twins and found this not to be the case. One mom had taken the route of decorating two individual nurseries for twins only to find that the children seemed to miss each other and slept better in the same room. I suppose this is normal as they had spent nine months together in much closer quarters. Imagine the shock to suddenly find yourself alone in a strange environment. This particular mom of twins felt at times that they slept better in the same baby crib. This was her personal experience but I’m not sure this practice would be advisable for safety reasons.






