Twins

21-22 weeks pregnant, 29-30 weeks pregnant, Baby/parents, Childbirth, Prenatal

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Did you know that the average gestation perod for twins is 36 weeks, rather than 40? If you are having a multiple pregnancy, this video will help you prepare before the arrival of your babies. A couple with twins will also tell you their story.

For more information, watch these videos:

I am pregnant with twins. When should I give birth? (French only)
Adapting to the return home with a new baby
Support during labour, delivery and when returning home (French only)
Prematurity

Read these articles:

Letter to mothers (French only)
Breastfeeding and twins
Choosing the right baby car seat (French only)

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