Baby cribs for twins

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Are you expecting twins? Have you planned sleeping arrangements yet? Get your twin cribs questions answered before you plan your nursery.

When looking for the best cribs for twins, there are many factors to consider including how much space you have, cost, and how long they’ll last you. In this post I’ll go over the best cribs for twins in every situation to help parents of twins prepare for their twins’ arrival.

Two cribs put together to make one big one and the mattresses put in the other direction so the cribs don't pull apart and make a gap.

Should your twins share a crib? The answer is maybe ... but not forever!

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When it comes to a twin nursery, less is definitely more. You can't avoid having to buy two cribs but your little duo can share most everything else. Expecting multiples? Let these adorable twin nursery ideas inspire you.

Life with two sets of twins is…interesting. It’s wild and crazy and absolutely wonderful. But it’s also busy and sometimes hard to know what to do (or where to set) the baby twins so they won’t get crushed by their crazy two and a half year old brothers. Today I want to share with you... Read More

Twins can share a cot bed and this is called co-bedding. It is perfectly safe until the twins are ready for childhood beds or when they start to move in a way that they might hurt each other. While there are few studies about co-bedding and the risk of SIDS, the practice of co-bedding twins is very common, especially for the first month. This suggests that co-bedding twins does not significantly increase the risk of SIDS.