The Art of Monochorionic Triamniotic Triplets
Language is a wondrous thing. Among other stuff, it is a way for us to master and grasp the world we inhabit and engage with. And for a little boy (or girl), who is just starting to learn how to talk, language does not only help him fathom his world, but forges a whole new world, distinguishing the toddler’s realm of life from the baby’s
Honestly, this might be more of an inspirational post than a true DIY. I did do these hats myself, but since this was the first time I’ve ever tried making something of this sort, I did not make an actual pattern for others to follow as I went along. I will however describe what I did and post pics and explanatory sketches in this post, so if
As a parent of multiples there are some phrases you hear repeatedly. There’s “better you than me” (rude!), there’s “you certainly have your hands full” (well-meaning), and there’s “double-trouble” for twins, and “triple-trouble” for triplets (not sure if there’s a quads- and a quints-saying too. I Imagine they’ll just leave most people speech-less). The first two I always answer on auto-pilot, and forget about them
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