HI! My name’s Suzannah Peel and in the next few minutes I’m going to show you how to solve your problems with twins and make your life a lot easier!

“Fantastic. Why hasn’t anyone thought of this before. I’ve looked at books on twins before and thought ‘how on earth am I ever going to have time to read it?’ This book solved the problem, I could go straight to the relevant section and pick up half a dozen useful tips in a few seconds”. Clare Harding , Kansas City, MO.

This book is a simple practical, pick-up-and-read guide. It’s a book to make your life with twins a joy and a little less of a relentless struggle. It’s a book filled with do’s, not don’ts. If you’re after a magic wand – and your name isn’t Julia Roberts - this is the nearest you’ll get!

“Thanks for saving my life! Twins: The Survival Guide is what it says it is. I don’t think I could have survived without it. Loads better than all those books that go on about stuff I haven’t got time to read about. Just quick useful tips. Buy it!” Valerie Maynard, Maine.

TWINS: THE SURVIVAL GUIDE GIVES YOU THE FOLLOWING:

The tips in TWINS: THE SURVIVAL GUIDE are all practical and all twin specific. I have kept to simple tools and tricks that simply work, and work for managing twins, not singletons. Many twins books, even those written by mothers of twins, slip back into the ‘singleton’ groove after a few chapters, describing problems and solutions applicable to any baby. This is not what this book is for. This is to help you solve the issues relevant to having twins – which, as you may well know by now, is a very, very different deal to having one baby, or even two or three one-at-a-time children close in age.

I too waded through those ‘early daze’ in a thick fog of sleeplessness....NOW I KNOW BETTER

“I found so many great ideas for saving my time and making my life easier. I’ve got a better relationship with my twins now. I’m getting more sleep and I have more time for them; and I learned that most parents of twins are just like me. I no longer feel such a failure”,
Maria Chavez, San Diego, CA

So, let me guess. You’ve never worked so hard, you’ve never been so exhausted and this isn’t how you thought it would be You’re sleeping for less than forty minutes at a time. You’re feeding and changing for more hours than there are in a day. Your relationships are suffering, you’ve forgotten what the outside world looks like and you’ve eaten breakfast cereal for supper since the babies were born. Of course, you love your twins with all your heart, you feel lucky and blessed. But you wonder if you can cope. Surely, for the sake of your whole family, there must be ways to make your life with twins more manageable, enjoyable and fun.

Relax. There are plenty of things you can do to achieve this and the help you need is here in ‘Twins: The Survival Guide’. Because I don’t have to guess how you’re feeling, I’ve been there.

40 minutes sleep at a time, barely functioning, wracked with guilt and self-doubt that I was finding this so very hard, feeling completely useless and alone. Now I know better. I know that there were hundreds, if not thousands, of tips and tricks I could have used to make my life with twins easier. There’s loads of advice out there but being a Mom of twins the trick is having the time to find it. By the time the reality of twins strikes, you’re just too busy.

“I picked this book up and read it in sections-the things we were having trouble with at the time. Every time I picked it up I found help. I can’t recommend it highly enough. Definitely the best practical book about bringing up twins”. Malik Johnson, Detroit MI.

Lack of time is where this book comes in. If you’re a mom of twins you probably don’t have time to get dressed or showered in the morning; the last time you exercised was running out of the hospital door after a pregnancy scan confirmed twins. And you haven’t read anything more high-brow than the back of a tin of Formula in months. You certainly don’t have the time to scour the internet for advice on twins and read forty seven, largely irrelevant, baby and twin books. So here it’s all been done for you. ‘Twins – The Survival Guide’ is the result of my own experience and that of many other twin moms I’ve interviewed. It is the distillation of research from many other books about twins (most of them very long-winded !) hundreds of WebPages and many letters and emails from scores of twin Moms, Dads and other carers who are already doing it or have done it. In short, this book is the advice you’d get if your grandmother, mother, sisters, sisters-in-law, all your friends and your hairdresser had twins!

If you already have twins and want to make your life easier, if you want more time to play with your twins and perhaps your other children, more time with your partner. Even if all you want right now is just more sleep, order this book now. You can download it in a few minutes and I guarantee you will immediately find ways to achieve all of this and very much more.

If you know a family expecting twins be their best friend and buy them this book today! 

“A friend recommended this book to me. I thought I’d just glance through it, but I couldn’t stop reading it. I can honestly say I’ve found useful tips on every page and I’ve saved myself hours of time and am definitely getting more sleep”. Sara Buchanan, Atlantic City NJ

The author at home with her twins Sam and Ellie

Raising twins is a monumental task. To put this into context I’d like to tell you something about myself and my family. I was a high-flying career woman, an investigative journalist on one of the country’s top newspapers, the youngest female executive on a news desk and an editor before I was 25 in one of the most competitive commercial environments in the world. But never before or since have I done anything so hard and yet so rewarding, as raising twins.

In fact, when my twins were a few months old, I fell pregnant with our third child When she was born people asked me every day how I coped with three under 16 months. The truth is that I never found having three children under sixteen months as absolutely exhausting, frustrating, and nerve-shattering as I found having baby twins.

I hope this will encourage you. It should!

“Thanks for a really practical book by someone who’s obviously shared the experience. I feel like I found a friend, someone who really knows what it’s like to have twins and to be finding it very difficult. The humor in the book was really great too”. Millicent Eziashi, Austin Texas.

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