It’s so ad heavy, most of the relevant information gets lost. I appreciate that there seems to be a rotating panel of parents, but from all 10 episodes I listened to, not one dad was invited to chat.

My episode request is for one about at-home dopplers. I’ve always wanted to try one, but I’d love to hear all about them first, especially for twins. Also, how do I do kick counts with twins? Thanks so much for all I’ve learned so far! :)

I found out I was carrying mono di twins and haven’t been able to get enough of this podcast since. It gives me comfort hearing all of the anecdotes and makes me feel like I am doing my part in research and preparation. Thank you!

First off, great resource for twin parents. Learned a lot from these, our twins are 2.5 now and I've been listening since before they were born. Having said that, it's frustrating that it's moms mentioned 95% if the time. In the show itself, on the ads (hey moms, are you ever feeling bla bla etc), the guests, it's almost entirely moms this and mommies that. Dads have twins too.

Thank you for making a homebirth episode! It was so encouraging and empowering!

I find these podcasts useful, but you have to be ready to listen to an ad or an announcement after every piece of useful information. The actual conversation does not start until minute 8 or so of an episode. Many podcasts have ads, but somehow they do not take half of an episode. There is definitely a room for improvement!

A lot of great information is found within this podcast. However, the episodes are posted completely out of order, which is VERY inconvenient. Also, I’d recommend you look into some form of compression software. If listening on headphones, whenever the participants all laugh together it completely blows out your ears (it’s SO loud).... Some of the casters also really need to focus on saying less filler words, such as “uh” and “ya know.” It almost made the entire series unlistenable for me. Luckily, there is a lot of good information here so I was able to look past that.

Great info, not too long, nice variety of topics. Helps me feel more ready for my own twins on the way. Love it!

Hey don’t forget about the twin dad listeners too. Haha love the podcast, I found this channel it’s so helpful we love it !

I think this is a great resource for anyone who is expecting or has twins.

vital resource for twin parents

Currently expecting twins. I hear a lot about the Facebook, could someone post a link to it?

Hi Sunny, I have been listening to all of your new mommy media podcasts for years from Jerusalem Israel. I have two singletons but I still enjoy listening to Twin Talks. I am a nurse and enjoy the information I get here. Thanks!

Not very fond of this podcast. Not a lot of things are discussed because they waste a lot of minutes selling their twin club subscription, long introductions of the speakers, very long introduction of the podcast, and the equally long ending credits with the baby talking. It gets very irritating after a while. Discussions are always hurried, with too many guests, questions asked are obvious. You don't really learn new things. Best to subscribe to "regular" parenting podcasts even if you're having twins.

This is a good podcast with great insight however the audio is not compressed. Meaning that the sound is either very low or very loud. This is especially a problem while listening to it in my car with my sleeping toddler.