Family Forum / Parenting / Twins / September 2004

Well, I knew this day would come.  ;-)
We're trying to get our kids to listen to us when it comes to yanking on
electrical cords, running with scissors (kidding), and the like.
Seriously, when we *do* find the need to say no to our 15-month old twins

was today.  Ryan and jake were both crying and upset that they just "had" to be
in the same class.  DH and I were thinking this was just going to be a horrible
day.  But once we got there and saw the rooms and found their seats - they were
fine.  I think it's going to be okay.  We ...

Our kids are 15 months and have lots of teeth already.  Certainly the back
molars are in and 4 top and bottom front also.
Night-time problems seem to get attributed often to teething, but if this
is going on, would you expect the kid to instantly settle down the minute

Is it possible?  Isabella is going to start crawling soon.  How can I
babyproof and still let the twins have freedom?
Suggestions?

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Thanks!
~Kimberly

Four nights later ... first two while dh away she ended up in my bed howling
(at 1am and 4am).  Third night dh lay down on the floor by her bed to keep
her in it (at 1am -- he escaped back to bed around 3am).  Last night she
made it all the way thru with no howling, although she did ...