The Twin Newborn Guide

Bringing home two babies | A guide for expecting twin moms

You found out it's twins, and you've been swinging between this is the most incredible thing that's ever happened to me and how am I actually going to do this — sometimes in the same hour.

Both of those are right and normal.

Then you went looking for answers, and found what I found: almost everything written about newborns is written for one baby. One set of arms. One feeding at a time. One parent who can hand the baby off and go take a shower.

"The introduction made me tear up when I first read it."

Why I wrote this

When my boys came home, I learned very quickly that I just didn't have the information I needed to care for two babies. It was deeply trial by fire.

Our feeds took an hour and a half in the beginning. Both babies needed to eat every three hours, which meant I was feeding almost constantly. We ended up triple feeding — nursing, then a bottle, then pumping, around the clock — for a month. I got mastitis twice. I couldn't work out how to get two babies down for a nap by myself, and I couldn't picture ever leaving the house with both of them.

None of that was in the advice.

So I built the resource I went looking for and couldn't find: everything I've learned firsthand caring for twin newborns, combined with deep research into twin-specific newborn care, and tips gathered from a whole community of twin moms who've been through it too.

Nine months in, we're exclusively breastfeeding and out in the world!! It does get easier and you will get the hang of it!

What's inside

• Which items you truly need two of, and the five we only ever needed one of
• Exactly how I set up tandem feeding on the floor, alone, with two newborns
• Five different ways to structure the night, from splitting shifts with a partner to doing it entirely on your own
• How I did nights, naps, feeds and baths alone, and what made each one possible
• What triple feeding actually looks like with two babies, and how to get through it
• Breastfeeding twins — a detailed overview of what you need to know
• An overview of bottle feeding, formula, pumping and combo feeding
• What the NICU is like, the vocabulary you’ll hear, and what has to happen before your babies come home
• Adjusted age, and why your preemie twins’ milestones look different
• Wake windows, growth spurts, and the phases that blindside you at 2, 6 and 12 weeks
• Your own recovery in the first 40 days, including after a C-section
• The kind of help to ask for, so people support you and not just the babies
• The bonding thing nobody warns you about

Fifty two pages, plus a full resources page of every video, account and link I found helpful.

"The point about bonding is so important. I had the same thoughts and I worried about feeling at first I am not bonding with either as I was just trying to survive, and then I felt a bit closer to one. Until I read it from you I had no idea it could be a thing."

This guide is for you if...

• You’re pregnant with twins and trying to work out what to buy, what to skip, and what you actually need two of
• You’re planning to breastfeed and want a detailed overview of what that looks like
• Your babies may come early or spend time in the NICU, and you want to know what that looks like before you walk in
• You’ll be alone with both babies for stretches of the day or night
• You want a realistic picture of the first three months rather than a checklist
• You’re already home with your twins and need answers now in one place, not a stack of bookmarked tabs

"I love your guide! There's so much stuff in there that nobody tells you if you're experiencing twin motherhood."

What this guide is not

It isn't birth prep, and it isn't about navigating a twin pregnancy — it starts the day you bring them home.

It isn't a sleep training program or a single method to follow. It's what worked for me and for a lot of twin moms, laid out so you can choose what fits your family.

And if it isn't what you needed, email me within 30 days and I'll refund you in full, no questions asked.

I'm honored to be a small part of your journey to becoming an amazing twin mom. You were made for this.

Cory | Twin Mama Tips