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I'm not sure about the first part, but I think those shirts are adorable and yes, would assume they'd get switched around.

I looove those shirts. When my twin sisters were born it was really easy to tell them apart because one had a dislocated hip and so for a while it was bruised... and then after a while it was just easy :), at least for my mom and I! My dad had a hard time telling them apart lol

It's surprisingly easy to tell identical twins/triplets apart! There are always little things that differentiate them... one might have a wider face, and another might have a blue vein under their eye. At least, those were true for my brother and me.

If you parent a multiple, you generally have no problem keeping track of who is whom! It gets harder when they're a bit older though... but by then, they know who they are so it's ok!

@ms.janedoe: hahahahaahaha that's great

I think those shirts so funny and cute... adorable.
I honestly don't think it's a big deal if parents say their child wasn't "planned" - you don't have to plan them to love them. My parents didn't plan on 6 kids but that doesn't make some of us feel more loved than the others

there are some twins I can't tell apart, but some where there are slight or even big enough differences that make it easy. I think as a parent it's easier to tell.

I always thought if I had multiples I'd probably get ID ankle bracelets hahaha! for the first year then I assume you'd know by then

I always joke that one was planned and one was an oops, we just don't know which one was which. Not sure I would joke about it after they are actually here, though! I never want them to question that we really want them both!

I worry all the time about whether I'll be able to tell them apart, but I think it's not really a likely problem. I've heard that there is usually enough size difference initially that you can easily identify each one that way. And then you learn their differences. I have always been able to pick out my grandma in photos with her twin because my grandma's face is a little wider and my aunt's features are ever so slightly sharper. If you weren't around them much, I suppose you wouldn't pick up on those things right away, though.

My younger sisters are very identical twins, we just put a tiny little bracelet on one of them to tell them apart.

My parents still get them mixed up sometimes, and can't tell their voices apart to save themselves!

I love those shirts though, if I ever have twins/multiples I'm totally doing the same thig!