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September 01, 2010

BBC Coventry and Warwickshire radio interview about twins

Radiologo A FEW weeks back I was interviewed by Mark Powlett on BBC Coventry and Warwickshire about twins.

Our chat touched on the following among other things and I hope you enjoy it:

  • A unique bond between twins
  • Sibling rivalry
  • Do you dress twins the same?
  • Should they be in the same class at school?
  • How does a twin pregnancy compare to a singleton one?
  • My crap maths

I know I sound a bit "eccentric" which is of course a polite way of saying well, a bit strange, but then I always do on the radio. I don't care as I've got used to it!

Press on the button below to hear the interview.

Massive thanks to producer Kate for sending me the MP3.

Posted at 09:49 PM in Babies, Current Affairs, Education system, Family matters, Health system, Individuality, Media, Multiple births, My own experience, NEWS, Opinion, Parents' stories, Pregnancy, Primary school age children, Research, Stereotypes, Support available, Talking points, Tamba, Twins |

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