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My babies, my twins big brother

by Vivian Caldwell (2016)

About this book

For ages 2-5 Prepare your child for the addition of twin siblings with My Babies, My Twins Big Brother. Read along as a young boy anticipates new twin siblings, mom's hospital stay and the changes at home with the addition of twins. Colourful pictures capture your child's attention while the book provides a reinforcing tone, there's love for everyone! Books for twin siblings from a twin mom herself.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMy babies, my twins big brother Lead Character

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