Why are twins so clingy?

Life changes and stress (like going to daycare, starting school, moving, a new sibling, a pandemic, etc.) come with an increased need for contact and connection. These types of changes can make your laid back little ones into needy twins in a flash.

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Keeping this in consideration, do twins hit milestones later?

Statistics show twins or higher order multiples can take longer to reach milestones, especially those born prematurely. With the average pregnancy usually lasting 40 weeks, if twins were born at 35 weeks, their progress and milestones will be monitored as though they were five weeks younger than they really are. Do twins have emotional problems? Parents' reported proportions of probable behavioural/emotional disorders did not differ between the twin and singleton girls, but among the twin boys there was a nonsignificant trend of being more often probably disturbed. Twins were reported to be less disturbed than singletons according to the teachers' assessments.

What are the effects of being a twin?

Twin psychology has been studied to a very limited extent. Only few remarkable peculiarities of the twins' development are known for sure, such as delayed intellectual development, language retardation with frequent cryptophasia, difficulties and fragility of self consciousness, reduced sociability. Moreover, what are stereotypes about twins? Twins are people who dress alike, talk alike, think alike, finish one another's sentences and are alike in every way. Pop culture promises a variety of stereotypes from the nice twins, the creepy twins, the long lost twin, the troublesome twins but in all these varieties theses twins are the same person.

Keeping this in consideration, do twins have an identity crisis?

Identity crisis is one of the biggest issues that twins face; they are often mistaken as the other one. This creates a lot of rift between the two, and in most cases, stays with them even after they grow up. How do you say twin telepathy?