Thinking about Halloween already.
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dad2twins on Oct 17, 2006 in Did I ask for your advice?, Farty Pants Twins
My kids are already opinionated and Kiera is already a fashionista, so this is probably the last year that we can dictate force upon our girls the halloween costumes they will wear. From the day we knew we were having twins we always said that we would Never dress them exactly the same. Our girls have very different personalities and are absolutely different people. All parents of twins already know this, but for those readers (and I thank you for that) of my blog who don’t have twins you should know that dressing your kids exactly alike is a big no no. So with that being said, I am unvailing the Halloween costumes my kids will be wearing this year. It was my personal choice and my wife loves it too!
[tags] Cat in the Hat, Thing 1 & Thing 2, halloween costumes, never dress your twins the same, Halloween, raising twins, farty pants twins, outstanding parenting skills [/tags]
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You have stolen my idea. Now where can I get those costumes???
Jay | Oct 17, 2006 | Reply
Mine are two and a half and they wouldn’t let me pick.
Fortunately, they chose cowboy and cowgirl.
Sarah, Goon Squad Sarah | Oct 17, 2006 | Reply
A couple of years ago I convinced my twins to be Raggedy Ann & Andy. They were so cute. I’ve been trying to get them to continue to have matching costumes. This year I wanted them to pirates. But they wouldn’t go for it. So Skyler’s going to be a corpse bride and Spencer is going to be a knight. *sigh* I miss the days when they wanted to do whatever I wanted.
Christine | Oct 17, 2006 | Reply
That’s a great costume choice! (way better than Raggedy Ann and Andy).
Which reminds me I have to get costumes. My wife wants to dress Cheeky as a giant flower, but I want us all to dress up as Snap, Crackle, and Pop
CroutonBoy | Oct 18, 2006 | Reply
I wanted Hubby to be Bono and Noodle and I could be a groupie and his agent but Noodle wanted to be a cat and Hubby wanted to boycott everything but the chocolate.
Arwen | Oct 18, 2006 | Reply