I'm going to chime in as well (even though it looks like a lot of people have already)... learning to tandem feed was the best decision I ever made. I was losing my mind feeding on and then the other - especially during growth spurts where they both wanted to eat all the time. I mastered it by 2.5ish months - it definitely takes practice. I use the My Brest Friend double nursing pillow... when the girls were small, I would ease my fears of them falling off by wedging a receiving blanket behind each of them...

Looks great.... I have 16 mo old twins. The beginning is really rough, but there's some amazing payoff as they get older.

A few suggestions: - We had our girls crib together for the first 3 months or so. We kept one crib in our room and one in the nursery. During the day they would sleep in the nursery; at night they would sleep in our room so we could get to them faster and easier in the middle of the night.

• Glad to see you have Boudreaux -- when you need that stuff, you REALLY need it.
• You may want to get rid of that baby powder. They do not recommend using it anymore because all the dust it throws in the air can be bad for the babies' lungs.
• You may want to replace the basket next to the glider with a table so mom can have a drink or some food. Also good place to put the pump (if she decides to pump).
• My wife chose to feed in the living room, so we quickly moved the glider there. It gets lonely pretty quickly to sit there and feed all day without people or TV to keep you company.

Also, you may want to get one of these nursing pillows: http://www.amazon.com/My-Brest-Friend-Deluxe-Nursing/dp/B0032Z81M4/ref=sr_1_4?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1426256362&sr=1-4

Good luck!!!

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