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I was wondering if anyone knows how I would be able to tell my infant twins apart? It's really hard to tell. So far they are in the NICU, but when they go home is there anything that I could do to tell them apart besides putting different colored clothings on them? Is there some sort of bracelet that I could buy for them to wear? If so where can I buy them?
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I've heard of different colored bracelets, but I'd be worried about one falling off and them choking on it. I know people that paint their toenails a different color to tell them apart. I have b/g twins, so that was easy. Congrats on your babies and I hope they are doing well in the NICU.
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a lady that i work with had identical infant twins two years ago. she wanted them to be dressed alike because she thought it was cute. i understand that as twins are super cute when dressed alike. she helped tell them apart by a__signing different colored onesies to each one. she just put the onesie on the put their clothes over it. she never used bracelets because she was afraid of them choking. i'd try onesies they can't get them off and its pretty hard to mix those up[ unless you bathed them both at once. which i nly had one kid and wished i had another set of hands so i could never imagine two at once.
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