Hey guys, welcome to Twin Time! Doctor Mona and Courtney here. Have you ever looked at your twins and thought, ‘Oh, they’re so cute, they always have each other’s back’? Or maybe, ‘Oh my goodness, they always have each other’s back and they’re tag-teaming two against one’? Courtney shares some great stories about her boys. She remembers when they were going to preschool for the first time – super cute, but she was nervous handing them off to other people. Having each other made it easier. But there was also a time when one was in trouble, and his brother put his arm around him saying, ‘Let’s go to our own room because we’re a team. You guys are in trouble.’ Even now in fifth grade, if one is in trouble, they’ll defend and litigate to the very end for their brother. Doctor Mona’s girls are similar. When they were younger, they’d always be each other’s backbone. Now they do it in different ways – like if one isn’t doing well academically, the other will say, ‘She’s doing great, mom, don’t worry.’ We both agree that the twin bond is unique and very special. As parents, we don’t always understand it, but we respect it and want it to stay strong. It’s different from the bond between non-twin siblings. We see adult twins out in stores or at dinner, and it’s heartwarming to see that bond continue… Transcriptions from AI and may not be 100% accurate