Twins: The same but different? Perspectives from parents and twins.

Create an image of identical and non-identical twins playing together in a park, with a warm and inviting atmosphere, showcasing their unique personalities. Include elements that represent individuality, like different clothing styles and activities they enjoy.

Twins: The Same but Different?

Welcome to our engaging quiz on the unique perspectives of parents and their twins! This survey aims to gather insights about the relationship between twins, their individuality, and the experiences of their parents. Whether your twins are identical or non-identical, your input is valuable.

Share your thoughts about supporting individuality.
Reflect on common misconceptions about twin parenting.
Explore the dynamics of your twins' relationship.

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CaringTwin982

Please specify the age of your twins:

Please tick the box that applies to you twins:

Identical

Non-identical

Please specify the gender of your twins:

Using the check boxes, select how important promoting individuality is to you.

Extremely important

Somewhat important

Not very important

Not at all important

Are your twins in the same class at nursery/school/playgroup?

Yes

Briefly describe your twins’ relationship with each other:

Briefly describe your relationship with the twins as a pair and as an individual:

What do you do as parents/carers to support individuality between your twins?

Have you ever encountered or had any misconceptions about what it is like to be a twin parent?

Who do you think is the most influential factor in developing twins' sense of identity? Please select one:

Parents

Twins

Society

Mixture

Please provide an explanation for your choice from the previous question:

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Twins: The same but different? Perspectives from parents and twins.

Twins: The Same but Different?

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