Elizabeth's wildly popular first book, Ready or Not... Here We Come! is also available from Amazon.com
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Elizabeth's wildly popular first book, Ready or Not... Here We Come! is also available from Amazon.com
You've survived the sleepless nights, the inconsolable crying (yours and the babies'), the erratic schedules, the ever-growing mountain of laundry, and the cereal dinners night after night. You've washed more bottles and changed more diapers than you ever imagined you would. You've proven yourself. You're perfectly primed to enter Phase Two: The Toddler Years.
This cannot-live-without resource explores such topics as:
-Absolute Necessities for Mothers of Twin Toddlers -Managing Tantrums Times Two in Aisle 9 -Maintaining Your Marriage (a.k.a. Secrets to Not Killing Your Spouse) -Handling Impulsive Behavior -Having Another Baby (Never Say Never!)
Ready or Not . . . There We Go! keeps parents two steps ahead of their newly mobile charges, arming them with the confidence to dive into the toddler tunnel knowing they'll exit with their sanity (and everything else) intact.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Must Read for Moms of Twins & More,
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This review is from: Ready or Not . . . There We Go!: The REAL Experts' Guide to the Toddler Years with Twins (Paperback)
Once again, Elizabeth tells the good, the bad & the ugly of raising a family that includes a set of twins. This book will make you laugh, make you cry and make you glad that you never wrote a book about all of the crazy things your twins have done. Ready or Not...There We Go! includes practical advice on just about everything you'll deal with from age 1 through age 4 from feeding, behavioral modification, potty training, choosing a preschool, adding to your family, dealing with stress in your marriage, and much more. This is not a book on statistics or scientific research into twin behavior -- God knows there are enough of those books out there; instead, Elizabeth shares her experiences, along with her Multiples Sorority friends' experiences with their twins. Elizabeth also includes titles of books that have helped her with her children. If you have twins or are expecting twins, you need to read this book. (If you haven't read Ready or Not ... Here We Come, buy that one, too!)
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
FINALLY!! Real Info,
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This review is from: Ready or Not . . . There We Go!: The REAL Experts' Guide to the Toddler Years with Twins (Paperback)
Excellent book. I have read many books on toddler twins but I can now end my serach for "THE ONE". This is it. Practical, real life (no fluff), she tells it like it is and adds some very helpful tricks/tips. I couldn't wait until my twins were in bed at night so I could continue reading this book. I didn't rush it. I took my time and really related to each story. It was like I wrote the book, it was what my life is like. I longed to find out if there was someone else out there having the same issues as I was. It gave me a big boost of confidence when I found out it does get easier and what I have to look forward to. I had no idea what to do with my twins when they started taking off there diapers, while they were in bed, and then having accidents. But the book mentioned duct tape and it really works, it has saved me much cleaning and stress!! Thank You Elizabeth Lyons! - Mom of B/G twins 2 yrs old.
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Okay, now we're talking!,
By Twinmama (North Carolina) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ready or Not . . . There We Go!: The REAL Experts' Guide to the Toddler Years with Twins (Paperback)
The second I read that she also duct-taped her twin boys' diapers on, I knew this woman was speaking my language. HONEY, she was saying, YOU ME, WE SAME. And, as I tell my husband constantly, it's always nice to hear survival stories from twinmamas of older twins.
My biggest complaint about this book is that it was published two weeks before my boys turned two years old, so the enormous chapter on "the second year" (12-24 months) was not completely helpful except that it was, because, like I said, she validated my duct-taping my boys' diapers on. I loved LOVED the discussion on having twins share a room vs. separate rooms. We have been debating that very topic a great deal recently -- it is so helpful to read the different solutions profiled in the book. Thank you for finally adding a helpful, useful book to my twinparenting arsenal.
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