Twins to Quints: The Complete Manual for Parents of Multiple Birth Children

By National Organization of Mothers of Twin and Rebecca Moskwinski

Twins to Quints is an extraordinary handbook and indispensable resource produced by more than 125 mothers (and spouses) who have been through the joys and challenges of a reproductive phenomenon... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970569238
• ISBN13: 9780970569233
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Harpeth House Publishing
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

a wonderful resource for parents of twins

This book is a wonderful resource for parents of twins. I would recommend this to anyone having a multiples. It is very complete and has something for all ages.

Wealth of information, a real treasure

(...) this book covers EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY! It will take you from pregnancy through the college years and beyond, and has information for the stay-at-home parent as well as the working parent, for those dealing with special needs to those coping with multiple loss. The information/advice is sensible because it is based upon the experiences of mothers of multiple birth children who belong to the National Organization of Mothers of Twins Clubs. This group definitely knows what parenting twins, triplets, quads and more is all about! The highlighted quotes included in the book show that this is a book written about real-life situations, with real-life solutions.

Good Thorough Reference for the Multiple Mom

I just read this book and my twins are 8 months old, but I wish I knew about it when I was pregnant. This book covers everything from feelings you may experience when you first find out your expecting twins to how close adult twins are to each other. It draws much of its information from surveys filled out by members of twins and multiples clubs throughout the nation so the info is first-hand, down-in-the-trenches info! Throughout the book there are interesting and helpful stories from moms of multiples. This is good, useful info. Also, the book has lots of interesting statistics about twins such as the fact that the Yoruba tribe in Africa has a twinning rate of 1 in 22 births! Wow!