Twins are born to many parents. This is great happiness. These young creatures will never know what loneliness is. They will protect each other until their last breath. However, if you become parents of twins, then you should remember many nuances.
Naturally, your kids want to be together all the time. But they also need to be in contact with all family members and have friends. It so happens that the twins do not want to have friends. "And we are so good!". Over the years, they "come up" for themselves a non-verbal language that is not familiar to others. They often begin to regard all relatives, including parents, as strangers.
Remember that if your children don't have friends, they won't be able to teach each other anything. This will significantly slow down their development. The overwhelming majority of moms and dads mistakenly believe that they do not need to play with babies, as they already have fun.
Playing with your young creatures at least occasionally will help them gain a lot of information about the outside world. They also need to be taught concepts of friendship, loyalty and honor.
If the twins do not communicate with anyone, then they cannot build relationships with teachers and classmates. In this regard, school psychologists are thinking about whether it makes sense to transfer one of the children to a parallel class. However, if the children do not agree to this, you should not do this.
Educators and parents alike must take the right approach when raising twins. Remember that each baby is a separate person. If you raise your children correctly, then each of them will live a fulfilling life.
