
Expecting a Singleton After Twins, Working Mom Life & Twin Boy Dynamics with Anastasia Lohmann
#42: Jess chats with Anastasia (Anna), a twin mom of three-year-old boys Eli and Leo who is expecting a baby girl in March. They cover her children's book Let's Go for a Walk, the chaos of raising twin boys, how she manages her time, and what it's going to be like to have a singleton after twins. KEY TAKEAWAYS Anastasia fits in a full-time job, content creation and a book by strategically using nap time, her husband having time with the twins, and being mindful of how she spends her time. A partner who believes in you matters. They both said their husbands' encouragement kept them going when they wanted to quit. Twin representation in stories matters. Let's Go for a Walk includes twin characters, but the story isn't about twins. It's about getting outside to calm down and reset. Separating twins can help. Anastasia's boys now have separate classrooms and separate rooms. She says it gave the quieter twin more independence. Twin boys bring chaos, and you can laugh about it. The stories included a thrown rock that needed a staple, a run-in with a toy car, and a Batman argument. Expecting a singleton ater twins gives you a different perspective. Anastasia is looking forward to doing certain things with one baby. Jess said knowing the twins were her last babies helped her enjoy the hard parts more. Anastasia's three pieces of advice for twin moms: You were made for this. Consume advice wisely and follow people you trust. Two things can be true at once. You can be grateful and still grieve how things looked different from what you expected. Twin Mom Life Community Membership is LIVE! To join the community check it out! EPISODE SPONSOR: This episode is brought to you by Thrive Market -> $30 off your first 2 orders and a free gift! DISCOUNT CODES: Looking for a twin-specific breastfeeding course? Check out ->Twin Mom Guide to Breastfeeding Twins CONNECT WITH ANNA @ChaosMeetsCozy Let's Go For A Walk CONNECT WITH THE HOST, JESS @TwinMomLifePodcast Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, the host may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. The information shared on this podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider. The views, opinions, and experiences expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and do not reflect the hosts personal beliefs, opinions, or those of this podcast. Hosting a guest does not imply endorsement of their statements, products, services, or viewpoints. The goal is to encourage thoughtful conversations and provide a platform for a variety of perspectives.
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