We need your support as we are so close to the finish!  We think this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y9pNfZlQIk truly illustrates why Multiple Births Canada needs your support and your time to vote for us in this competition.

It’s very easy to vote and it does not take much time at all.  First you have to register which takes only a few minutes and does not require any other personal information, but your email address and you can say no to being contacted.  After that, you are given 15 votes to use until the 16^th of December – make sure to come back each day to use those votes.

Please share with your family and friends, through social media and on websites where possible. Our hashtag (for those who use social media) is #helptwins. We have found daily reminders via Facebook to be really helpful. If you are on Facebook and would like to be part of our MBC Facebook Aviva Event page please feel free to join us at: https://www.facebook.com/events/282136971821489/ and join in with the excitement.

Thank you!  I really appreciate your support and your VOTES!

Lynda

We may have found a way to get the donation to fund it from AVIVA.
All we need to do is get all our friends and family – and their friends and family – to vote for our project idea for the next 15 days.

Would you please consider helping us?  You register once with your email address (and create a password – use “twinsplus” so it’s easy to remember).  After that you just sign in and vote for the idea – which takes about 15 seconds a day.

Here’s the link with the details:
http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf13028

We may have found a way to get the donation to fund it from AVIVA.
All we need to do is get all our friends and family – and their friends and family – to vote for our project idea for the next 15 days.

Would you please consider helping us?  You register once with your email address (and create a password – use “twinsplus” so it’s easy to remember).  After that you just sign in and vote for the idea – which takes about 15 seconds a day.

Here’s the link with the details:
http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf13028

We may have found a way to get the donation to fund it from AVIVA.
All we need to do is get all our friends and family – and their friends and family – to vote for our project idea for the next 15 days.

Would you please consider helping us? You register once with your email address (and create a password – use “twinsplus” so it’s easy to remember). After that you just sign in and vote for the idea – which takes about 15 seconds a day.

Here’s the link with the details:

http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf13028

They are finally here!  The many doctor’s appointments, the pregnancy and births went well and now you are enjoying so many of the experiences around raising your multiples.  Following are some thoughts which parents of multiples have shared about what they enjoy about having multiples.

1. One pregnancy can mean an instant family.
2. A unique parenting experience at every stage.
3. The children have each other as playmates and a source of entertainment, and as they grow older may play freely for longer periods.
4. A wider variety of games can be played because of built-in playmates, e.g. tag, board games, playing school, etc.
5. Parents have two or more little faces looking up at them at once with love and affection.  Multiply the giggles, kisses and hugs.
6. Many of life’s lessons are built-in with multiples:  sharing, negotiation, waiting your turn, compromise, learning a task from the other, e.g. getting dressed.
7. One of life’s challenges is the fear of being alone.  Multiples are never alone unless they choose to be.
8. The children may take the same programs and activities on certain occasions, which gives them the security of a buddy, makes the family schedule simpler and which may include less driving.
9. If it works for everyone, only one birthday party a year.
10. They can potentially be best friends.
11. There can be a special sense of status with being a multiple.
12. A special bond and friendship is often experienced between the  multiples themselves.
13. The joy of growing up together.
14. Interesting for a parent to watch them grow and develop.