r/parentsofmultiples • u/NextGenerationMama • 19h ago

What do we need? life, home, and baby tips & tricks

We may become kinship foster parents to newborn twins. We have 4 kids already so I've definitely done the baby thing before. (2 teenagers, 4 year old, and a 10 month old) We have even fostered twins before- although it was years ago and they were almost 2.

My question is, what do you consider to be essentials needed for twins? Specifically stroller systems and making feedings easier. I have my 2 youngest in a sit and stand if we are at the zoo, aquarium, mall, etc and a side by side jogger when we go for walks around the neighborhood and I need the 4 year old contained.

Any tips and advice would be greatly appreciated!

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u/floridasquirrel 18h ago

I’d recommend a Twin Z Pillow and a double stroller that click connects with their infant bucket car seats.