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We encourage parents who are expecting twins as well as experienced moms and dads of multiples. Together, we explore the unique challenges new parents face when raising two or more children of the same age. Join us as we embrace the joys of parenting when you’ve got double the duty.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Twin Talks pairs informed guests with practical questions about pregnancy, early exhaustion, individuality, and everyday decisions unique to raising twins.
Twin Talks turns the unusually specific decisions of raising twins into careful, question-led conversations. Host Christine Stewart Fitzgerald moves between pregnancy medicine and everyday family life, bringing in guests such as Dr.
The matching-outfits debate gets an adult-twin perspective, right when you thought the photos settled it.
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A focused twin-birth episode on diastasis, pushing technique, and abdominal recovery.
Preparing for a twin birth gets a practical, body-aware treatment in this conversation with Julie Tupler, who makes the case that prenatal care can include the abdominal muscles as well as fetal development and birth planning.
A measured guide to twin-prenatal nutrients, where doubling the dose can be the wrong move.
Prenatal vitamins can become a higher-stakes decision when a pregnancy involves twins. Twin Talks moves past the tempting shortcut of simply taking twice as much, with Christine Stewart Fitzgerald bringing lived context from raising identical girls and a singleton girl before…
A grounded look at twin feeding, shared workload, and the bonds dads can build in the middle of it.
Breastfeeding twins is framed less as a perfect feeding plan than as a demanding family rhythm, with two hungry newborns needing care again and again through the day.
A practical, lightly funny guide to handling the public questions twin parents keep hearing.
Twin Talks turns a common twin-parent frustration into something specific and recognizable: the public questions that arrive when infant twins are out in the world.
A grounded look at why fair treatment can sometimes mean giving twins different things.
Fairness between twins gets tricky once equal treatment begins to flatten real differences in effort, behavior, and need. Twin Talks brings that tension into familiar family moments, from two-year-olds wanting the same cuddle to parents deciding whether rewards should reflect…
A funny, grounded listen for parents of toddler twins who see clothing as optional.
Toddler twins turn getting dressed into a daily puzzle: the morning can start with clothes on and end with diapers, missing diapers, and outfits scattered around the house.
A practical, conversational look at twin sleep, from room-sharing and bassinets to reflux workarounds and the tradeoffs in between.
Baby twin sleep is treated here as a practical problem, not a theory exercise. The discussion moves through cribs, co-sleepers, bassinets, room-sharing, and when two babies should finally sleep apart.
A grounded conversation about returning to work after twins and making flexibility part of the plan.
Christine Stewart Fitzgerald and Dr. Alessandra Wall treat the return to work after twins as a practical balancing act, especially for parents trying to stay present at home and still earn a living.
Carrie Otto, a twin mom and author of Twin Chanted Tales, says she sensed twins from the moment she tested and then cried at the ultrasound when the pregnancy was confirmed.
Christine Stewart Fitzgerald opens with the familiar twin chatter and the pile of questions parents hear as soon as the ultrasound says twins.
This episode looks at kindergarten readiness for twins.
Sleep is the topic.
Twin Talks starts with a simple question.
Twin Talks opens by laying out the birth choices parents hear about now, from hospital birthing suites to birthing centers to home birth.
What would your twins say?
Twin Talks centers on teaching kids how to answer stranger questions about twins, from “Are they identical?” to “Are they natural?” Christine Stewart opens with a viral Facebook photo of twin girls in a stroller holding signs that answer the usual questions with lines like “Yes, they are twins” and “Conceived by effing.” Guests Jules in Seattle and Jamie in Northern Virginia compare public reactions, including a zoo encounter, a fair conversation that turned into an IVF rant, and repeated questions about who was born first.
Pink and blue can sit this one out.
Twin sameness gets complicated fast.
Christine Stewart Fitzgerald opens by framing the return-to-work question for parents of twins.
Christine Stewart Fitzgerald hosts Twin Talks and opens with the familiar twin-parent problem of spit-ups, blowouts, and multiple outfit changes a day.
Twin pregnancy can make prenatal care feel like too much at once.
Christine Stewart Fitzgerald hosts Twin Talks and brings on Jennifer Moss of BabyNames.com, a naming expert who says she has tracked names for over 20 years.
Twin Talks episode number three focuses on the “annoying questions people ask about twins,” with host Christine Stewart Fitzgerald, producer Sunny, and author Dagmara Scalise of Twin Scents comparing the comments they hear in public.
Christine Stewart Fitzgerald hosts Twin Talks with guest Jen Varela of Sugar Night Night and three parents: Jules Mess in Seattle, Crystal from the Washington, D.C.
Twin Talks: Pregnancy and Parenting Multiple Children focuses on monochorionic diamniotic pregnancy, with host Christine Stewart Fitzgerald joined by perinatologist Dr.
Twin Talks: Pregnancy and Parenting Multiple Children centers on whether prenatal vitamins differ for twin pregnancies, and Doreen Block of Element argues that they do in dose, timing, and monitoring.
This episode explores DNA zygosity testing for twins, discussing how it determines if twins are identical or fraternal.
Host Christine Stewart Fitzgerald interviews Joe Rawlinson, author of Dad's Guide to Twins, about how fathers can support mothers in breastfeeding twins.
Twin Talks: Pregnancy and Parenting Multiple Children centers on Dr.
Nancy Myers, a neonatal nurse and manager at Tri-City Medical Center, explains why about one in five twin births need some level of NICU care and why the American Academy of Pediatrics sorts NICUs by level 1 through level 4.
This episode features twin parents discussing the common challenge of toddlers stripping off clothes and diapers, sharing humorous stories and practical strategies like backward clothing and specialty sleepers.
Twin Talks opens by asking how twin parents can keep work possible when full-time child care is out of reach.
Twin Talks asks a careful question about postpartum depression and twin moms.
The show turns to twin pregnancy and anemia.
Twin Talks turns to twin to twin transfusion syndrome and why it matters for some twin pregnancies.
Christine Stewart Fitzgerald opens by sharing her own perspective as a twin parent.
The first year with twins can feel like a marathon.
Host Christine Stewart Fitzgerald interviews twin mom and author Carrie Otto about introducing new twins to an older singleton child.
A physical therapist discusses common but treatable postpartum problems for mothers of twins, emphasizing that pain and discomfort after childbirth are not normal and can be addressed.
A panel discussion on transitioning twins from the NICU to home, addressing common questions and challenges for new parents of multiples.
An expert discusses myths about twinning and fertility treatments, followed by a host introducing a support show for parents of twins.
This episode discusses transitioning toddler twins from cribs to beds, featuring advice from twin parents.
This episode of Twin Talks features expert panelists discussing how to manage emotions during a twin pregnancy.
A parenting podcast for expectant and current parents of twins, discussing how to encourage individuality in multiples.
A perinatologist discusses prenatal care specific to twin pregnancies, addressing common questions and misconceptions.
An expert panel of twin parents shares tips on traveling with twins, emphasizing planning and fun.
Host Christine Stewart Fitzgerald interviews twin mom and author Carrie Otto about introducing new twins to an older singleton child.