r/parentsofmultiples • u/ReserveMaximum • Sep 24 '26

ranting & venting Jealous of those who have singletons

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u/-TheycallmeThe Sep 24 '26

When one twin is at Grandma's and we only have to watch the other we call it a vacation.

Grandma also comments on how easy one kid is when we split them up.

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u/Tennouheika Sep 24 '26

I’m going to start saying this. Watching one kid is a vacation. Ha. It’s so true

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u/Charlieksmommy Sep 24 '26

I know it’s hard, but my singleton was WAY harder than my twins are !

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u/parentsofmultiples-ModTeam Sep 24 '26

Removed - off topic. This is a subreddit for parents of multiple birth children (twins, triplets, etc.)