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Weight Gain

As with all mothers, feeding and weight gain is likely to be a hot topic of discussion, wondering if her baby is gaining the weight it should. This is particularly true of mothers who have twins, especially if they weighed very little at birth. Unfortunately there is little available information as to what is regarded 'normal' in the case of twins, so it is recommended that you visit your clinic as often as possible, asking any questions that may hound you.

Most twins are of a low birthweight and their need to gain weight is much higher than that of a single baby, this probably explains why they feed so frequently in the early months. Their weight gain will be gradual, and how long it takes them to reach the desired weight depends entirely on how premature they were at birth.



 
 

 

 

 

 

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