Would two twins work better than a king for fluffing, rotating and avoiding body impressions? Thoughts?
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I am not sure. We have a queen and really like the wool. I would think the two twins would move around a bit more than the king and no matter what over time it will get body impressions.
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No, you will feel the "crack". I hardly ever have to fluff ours, and when I do it's easy to just grab a coner. It's nothing like a feather bed.
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You could use it for twins if you were only timing two things each. It is great for babysitters or those who don't have (or want to use) a smartphone, iPad, or iPod. Once I started using the Total Baby app, I never touched this product again. You can track multiples, plus if you breast pump you can keep track of that as well, and it saves all of your information on the app.
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. If you have tall boys, they might be more comfortable on a full bed than a twin. However, I am 6-2 and used a twin bed until college.
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Fairly level, yes, using as a king could be awkward though, depending on mattress just because underpinnings are so different.
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I don't know about the twin, but my queen was about an inch or so smaller all the way around.
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No, one should plenty. I bought one and cut it in half--one for each of us on sofa, bed, whatever. One should fit a twin just fine.
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Use Painters Tape - it will reinforce the Snuza if you have a super active little one.My twin girls are both tummy sleepers, and it has never bothered them. The sensor is pretty soft. One of my girls is very active and her Snuza's grip wasn't a match for her backscooting and practicing crawling every night. So now when we clip it on the girls we use a little piece of thin painters tape to help give it staying power. No more false alarms.
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I'm not sure that they overlap really well. I tried it (without the babies LOL) and it might put the babies up a bit too high. Though I'm sure with a bit of trial and error she could probably get it to work. These are the best nursing pillows I've ever had. Even if she doesn't use them for tandem nursing, she could probably find a use for them. I put one behind my back and use the other to nurse my 2 year old. At night I even sleep with one of them as my pillow. It doesn't hurt my neck like regular pillows do. I don't think you can go wrong with these pillows but that's just my opinion. Good luck with the twin grands :)
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Yes. In fact, all the box springs that I have seen for king sized mattresses use two box springs instead of one. Having said that, if you are asking if box springs for twin beds will work, I would say that they probably will, but I don't know for sure, but any mattress dealer should be able to answer that for you. Hope this helps.
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The pad for the bottom is thin but not uncomfortably so from how often the twins lay on it. As they got bigger the issue with them rolling towards the middle was seen but not in a huge amount and honestly it could be easily solved with a brace if needed. All in all we were happy with the purchase.
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It does not make any problem for my twins.This stroller is excellent we really like it so much. The only problem my wife is facing is that it is heavy for her and the seats are not very comfortable for babies. You need to put a blanket or something else below.
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We have a Double Bob, as well as the UppaBaby + Rumble. For twins, I much prefer the UppaBaby + Rumble b/c it is 1) easier to maneuver through stores, restaurants, etc. 2) less cumbersome when pulling in & out of the car. The rumble seat instructions will tell you to face the rumble and the stroller seat in the same direction (ie, both kids facing forward in this configuration). We didn't do that & instead faced the stroller seat forward & the rumble seat backwards (ie, kids facing each other). This goes against the directions, but gave the kids more room & comfort.
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No, my son has a twin but it's pillow top and doesn't fit well due to that.
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eGlad, if you find something for twins please post, I'm looking for one too, they are outgrowing the duck tub they have now, thank you.
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I only need one. It's another piece of 'variety' equipment I use from time to time. Hadn't any thought given for using 'two' yet as I write this I can see there are possibilities, such as doing 'shakes' at the same time using both arms separately. You know you got me thinking now, ha! Always be open minded when about training. Always some new & good ideas out there. And I've been training over 50+ years. You might be on to something, that is using two. Mike
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No, we have two twin size. One is about a year old and the other one is about 3 years old and neither squeak.....and we're not small people.
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Hi, this is not ide when you have a two box spring king set. Learned the hard way on moving date. I suggest if your kings box splits in to two twins to get twin sets.