Holy Sh*t...I'm Having Twins!: The Definitive Guide to Remaining Calm When You're Twice as Freaked Out

Pregnant with twins? Need a funny, strategies-filled, up-to-date expecting twins book that details exactly what you need as you embark upon the first year? This book has been supporting expecting and new twin parents for over a decade.

"Smart, funny and refreshingly real advice that will change your life."
-Hollie Gyarmati, Designer & Mom of 5 (including 2 sets of twins)

You've expanded (and traded high-fashion maternity wear for your husband's XXL T-shirts), answered way too many questions about your babies' conception, and endured your dynamic duo's in-utero boxing matches. Just think, the adventure has only begun!

In the 3rd edition of her bestselling, humor-packed guide to the first year with twins, Elizabeth Lyons and her "multiples" sorority offer the wisdom of their combined experience in the form of practical shortcuts, real-world strategies, and sage advice.

Topics include:

- Preparing the Lair: Mandatory Gear for Babies and Mom

- Twinproofing Your Marriage

- Breastfeeding Twins Strategies (and why it's okay if you don't)

- Handling Unsolicited Advice about Raising Twins: Stories from the Trenches

- Getting Twins on a Schedule - Preferably the Same One

Lyons balances the day-to-day challenges that come during the first year of twins—from double feedings to sleep deprivation to getting out while pretending to have everything under control—with a sanity-saving dose of camaraderie. By the end, you'll be smiling, relieved, and professing, "Thank heaven, I'm not alone!"

"The advice you need in the short, funny format your sleep-deprived mind can absorb."

- Lisa Earle McLeod, bestselling author of Forget Perfect

"Elizabeth Lyons' humorous yet realistic perspective provides new parents of twins with a great starting point from which to embark on that all-important first year."

- Dr. Bob Covert, leading Chicagoland neonatologist

"Elizabeth Lyons captures the universal discourse of sisterhood while guiding new mothers of twins through the first year."

- Kathy Voit, RNC, Labor and Delivery nurse