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carnation · 05/07/2006 17:55

Hi I am fairly new to this so a bit slow to start. I have twin girls who are 8. One is very easy going will oblige in almost anything you ask her. Is very sociable and likeable. The other is the opposite end of the scale. Is very moody and awkward. Will dig her heels in all the time even though it rarely works. She is not at all sociable and enjoys mostly her own company. I don't want them to be the same and I am quite happy for them to have different personalities, but sometimes the behaviour of my dd awkward can put me in a bad mood and make a family outing become a nightmare. I am considering charts, but they would have to dwell on the positives and be equal for them both. Anyone with any ideas, these will be much appreciated. I have two older children as well so it is really important that we have some enjoyable family time and I don't make dd awkward feel like she spoils this most of the time.

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WigWamBam · 05/07/2006 18:20

I don't really have any advice for you, just bumping the thread in case anyone else can help.

carnation · 05/07/2006 18:56

Thankyou wigwambam you are obviously well experienced.

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Rhubarb · 08/07/2006 10:13

bumping for big sis - reply to her or deal with the wrath of Rhubarb!

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Rhubarb · 08/07/2006 14:25

someone must do charts for twins? Perhaps this is better in the multiple births section?

TwoIfBySea · 08/07/2006 20:42

I adapted one I got free in a magazine, I pinned it to the wall and placed another sheet of paper on it where the whole star part was. I traced the boxes where the one star was and instead drew in two stars.

It seemed the only way is to invent your own! Plus it adds a bit of competition when one star is coloured in and the other one isn't.

puddingz · 10/07/2006 00:38

Have a look at these charts

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