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"Emotionally Healthy Twins is by far one of the most valuable books I have encountered on parenting
multiples. As a parent of multiples, it's a tool that you can't afford not to have in your arsenal!"
(read full review)
"One of the great strengths of this book is its ability to anticipate how emotionally difficult it is to
consistently treat twins as separate individuals. Armed with excellent strategies, Friedman shares her
experience and knowledge to help parents combat their misguided impulses. This book gives me hope
that life will be easier for the next generation of twins… and for their parents as well."
(read full review)
"It is richly flavored with tips and tricks that are certainly very practical for the busy parents of twins
(mums and dads are often separately addressed). The author has a fine sense of relationships and
developmental issues at the psychological level."
(read full review)
"Friedman's book [Emotionally Healthy Twins] makes a valuable and novel contribution to the twin
parenting literature and is one that I recommend to other parents of twins and indeed to parents of
multiple singletons."
(read full review)
"Ms. Friedman has written a wonderfully enlightening book that brings raising twins into the 21st
Century. Friedman supporst her twin philosophy with some interesting points about the emotional and
behavioral problems that can occur when twins are forced to act as, and think of themselves as, one
unit."
(read full review)
"Finally, a book for parents of identical and fraternal twins to help them raise their children as
individuals, instead of as halves of one another. This book is a must-read for anyone dealing with
twins, providing insight in a positive manner and encouraging the parent or caregiver to contemplate a
variety of issues."
(read full review)
"Emotionally Healthy Twins challenges your expectations about what it means to be a twin. Dr.
Friedman, a twin herself as well as a parent of twins, suggests that "parents and others need to treat
twins as two separate children who happen to have been born at the same time".
(read full review)
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multiples. As a parent of multiples, it's a tool that you can't afford not to have in your arsenal!"
(read full review)
"One of the great strengths of this book is its ability to anticipate how emotionally difficult it is to
consistently treat twins as separate individuals. Armed with excellent strategies, Friedman shares her
experience and knowledge to help parents combat their misguided impulses. This book gives me hope
that life will be easier for the next generation of twins… and for their parents as well."
(read full review)
"It is richly flavored with tips and tricks that are certainly very practical for the busy parents of twins
(mums and dads are often separately addressed). The author has a fine sense of relationships and
developmental issues at the psychological level."
(read full review)
"Friedman's book [Emotionally Healthy Twins] makes a valuable and novel contribution to the twin
parenting literature and is one that I recommend to other parents of twins and indeed to parents of
multiple singletons."
(read full review)
"Ms. Friedman has written a wonderfully enlightening book that brings raising twins into the 21st
Century. Friedman supporst her twin philosophy with some interesting points about the emotional and
behavioral problems that can occur when twins are forced to act as, and think of themselves as, one
unit."
(read full review)
"Finally, a book for parents of identical and fraternal twins to help them raise their children as
individuals, instead of as halves of one another. This book is a must-read for anyone dealing with
twins, providing insight in a positive manner and encouraging the parent or caregiver to contemplate a
variety of issues."
(read full review)
"Emotionally Healthy Twins challenges your expectations about what it means to be a twin. Dr.
Friedman, a twin herself as well as a parent of twins, suggests that "parents and others need to treat
twins as two separate children who happen to have been born at the same time".
(read full review)
Check out more reviews at amazon.com
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| by Lani Lyons, Multiples and More (blogspot) |
| by C. Buf Meyer, Ph.D. |
| by Danielle Cath, Twin Research & Human Genetics |
| by Naomi Wray, PhD, Twin Research & Human Genetics |
| by Cheryl Wenzel, Mad about Multiples (website) |
| by Gina Moore, MommyNature (website) |
| by Nolan reynolds, Pregnancy & Newborn (website) |