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Old 12-10-2010, 18:45   #16
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Well, now you need that CATAMARAN!

Congratulations! Kids are fun, but grand kids are the best (They go home).
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Old 12-10-2010, 23:09   #17
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Congratulations,
We also have a little one coming in December.

As far as changing diapers, Any flat space will work (so long as it isn't moving). I remember one time changing my son's diaper on the arm rest of the front seat of my pickup. You are going to get so much practice at changing diapers (double with twins) that you will be able to keep one hand on the baby the whole time. Just remember to have the new diaper ready to go before you take the old one off... Just in case the kid decides to act like a fountain.

As far as what kids need, it is love and attention and stimulation. At first, just having a variety of colors will stimulate their minds. As they get mobile let them check out objects. (So long as it wont hurt them) let them feel different textures. For the first three years of our son's life, we lived in a 35 foot trailer. And traveled all over the north western states. When we were stopped I would try to find something new for him to look at or touch or play with. Now he is at the head of his class and doing work ahead of his grade level. Kids don't need stuff. There is a whole world out side of your boat that they can experience when you go ashore. And even better yet, they can experience it with you. Encourage them to explore.

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Old 12-10-2010, 23:46   #18
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For inspiration we recommend watching Ice Blink: good documentary about a family of 5 (including teenagers) on a 33ft boat: Ice Blink
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They've Arrived!

Here they are! Born on Dec. 10th, came back to the boat at 3 days old.

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As beautiful a sight as has ever graced the seas
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LOL..... what a pair of Beauts.... nice one.. thanks for the photo introduction to the community.... when do they get the mini winch handles and start training..
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Congratulations. methinks you are going to have your hands full, they look way to alert for just three days old. When we cruised with our daughter, she said the only thing missing was siblings. You've solved that. Good job.
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Congrats, enjoy them. Don't know what your support (family, friends) in the area is...but there should be some sort of "mommy and me" programs in the community...seek them out.
Years ago my wife received a lot of support, advice and a few
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Thats easy.....
Ports on the left..... Starbds the one with the Green hat....
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Congratulations!!!! They are so cute!
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Congrats! They are just beautiful!
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Ports on the left..... Starbds the one with the Green hat....
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Very nice indeed, the one on the right looks very much like my own twin boy, whose sister and he are now 20 months old. Get lots of pictures, they grow like seaweeds....

Congratulations!!!!!!!

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Congratulations, Twins are double the fun
We also had a baby girl born on december 12th.
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