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  1. Twins in the womb: Fetal development month by month. Fraternal – nonidentical – twins develop from two separate fertilized eggs. By 6 weeks, their hearts are beating, and at 8 weeks all of their major organs start developing. The twins' faces take shape, with closed eyelids, at 12 weeks, and at 16 weeks their sex organs are apparent.

    • Karen Miles
  2. Twins are usually smaller at birth than singletons, and triplets are smaller still. Initially, a child born prematurely is less likely to reach milestones at the same age as a child who was born at full term, but over time this decreases. Your children may reach developmental milestones at different rates to each other.

  3. Jan 3, 2019 · 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.

  4. By 32 weeks, each twin weighs about 1.7kg (3.7lb) and measures about 42cm (16.5in) from head to foot (crown to heel). One twin may be bigger than the other. Your babies' bodies are now in proportion to their heads. In fact, they're already starting to look very much like newborns!

    • Jenny Leach
  5. Image of 12-week fetus courtesy of Babybond. Want to see a bigger pic. Throughout the first trimester and up until nearly the end of the second trimester, around 24 to 26 weeks, twin babies both grow and develop at about the same rate as single pregnancy babies. By end of week twelve - around the time that most mums to be see their babies on ...

  6. Nov 20, 2020 · 3 Reasons Twins Might Reach Milestones at Different Ages. Not even identical twins do everything at the same time. At some point, your twins will reach a milestone at different times. It can cause a lot of overthinking and worry. Don’t freak out, there are several good reasons one twin can lag behind her sibling.

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  8. Twins fetal development - 12 weeks pregnant. By 12 weeks, your twins will each measure about 5.4cm (2.1in) from head to bottom (crown to rump). However, it's common for one twin to be a bit bigger than the other. You may even see this difference in size at your dating scan. Provided the size difference between your twins is small, there's no ...

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