Stephen doesn't believe in all that twins have a special connection business. He thinks Henry and Wyatt share a bond that any set of siblings would share and that their bond is intensified because they are the same age, not because they are twins.

I haven't read much about twins since I was pregnant. I'll pick up a parenting book every so often but I think that genre of books does more to instill fear and self-doubt than is needed. I kind of swore off parenting books once I realized that all that professional advice was making me a paranoid freak of a mother!

But, the other day, I read something that said fraternal twins are just like regular siblings. Different eggs, different sacks, different placentas, different people. So apparently Henry and Wyatt are just two brothers making their way through the world at the exact same time.

I'll agree that they are just like regular siblings. Aren't we all just like regular siblings? At least those of us with a sibling. But I am not ready to discount that my babies share something unique. Something special that is only just for them.