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26 Weeks With Fraternal Boy/Girl Babies!

by Sara
(Jacksonville, Illinois)

26 Weeks and 3 days!

26 Weeks and 3 days!

My husband and I are first time parents who were certainly surprised to learn that we were expecting fraternal twins (due April 9). I am really interested in exchanging emails with other mamas. I've been very fortunate throughout the conception/pregnancy thus far - and hope the rest goes just as smoothly.

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26 Weeks With Fraternal Boy/Girl Babies!

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Jan 27, 2010
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by: Sara

Dianna,

My doctor didn't say that a c-section was necessary at that point because there is still plenty of time for the babies to move/turn. In fact, my little girl did turn since that appointment and now both are breech! She said that they can still turn up to about 34 weeks, but that it would be less likely the bigger they get.

Ultimately, I would say it depends on Baby A. My doctor said that as long as Baby A is head down, a vaginal delivery is possible.

Good luck to you!!!
Jan 26, 2010
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by: Dianna

I am 28 weeks along now and I spoke with my Dr. today who suggested I get a C-section because my babies are ying-yang. I was wondering if your doctor has recommended one way or another?
Jan 16, 2010
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by: Anonymous

babycenter.com has alot of twin boards so you can ask experience moms stuff and find out if everyone is experincing the same stuff as you are.. Im also having boy/girl twins im 21 weeks

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