Milestones..

Im just wondering.

My Definition of large motorskills are crawling/sitting/walking/rolling over.. ect

Fine motorskills are "pincher grasp"/waving/grasping toys.. ect


Here are my answers.. B/G twins.. Twin A (boy) has always been ahead on Large Motor skills and Twin B (Girl) Has always been ahead on fine motor skills.

DD is always about a month after her brother.. in crawling.. standing.. Ect. And ds was a month behind his sister in the pincher grasp and waving..

Like i said i am just wondering..

 

So far my twin b was first to roll over! She didn't smile at me first, but now that she is smiling, she smiles more than twin a!

 

A has always done little things first like smiling and babbling, but B rolled and crawled first

 

My Baby B has been anywhere from a week to a month later than A in everything except fine motor skills and TEETH

 

For mine they both rolled over first. B was the first to roll; however, A was the first to sit. So mine have alternated spots for who did what first.

 

My DD twin a has been at the same time (with in 3-5 days) or ahead of DS twin b. SHe crawled 2 mo ahead, pulled up 1 1/2 mo ahead. and is almost walking. They smiled the same day and rolled over within 2 days of each other. DD has pincer grasp and even picked up in first before DS to feed self. She rolled over to get places(more than once in a row) and DS never did. She sat up 2 weeks before DS. She never was content to just sit still like DS. Even as a newborn she wanted to be up and moving.

 

Mine were doing everything within hours or 1 day of each other for the longest time. Now they do different things ahead of each other.

DD - Twin A- crawled first
DS - Twin B - talked first

They both rolled over, learned to hold a bottle, sat and army crawled within a day of each other.

 

My G/G frats alternate with who does what first, Cassidy smiled & laughed first, Candace rolled (both ways) first, Cassidy sat first, Candace got the first tooth, neither is crawling, but both are close, so it will be interesting to see who achieves that milestone first. My girls have been very different from the beginning, so it seems natural that they would have different strengths and achieve their milestones at different times .

 

My guys did everything within hours or at most a few days of each other and it was random which one did it first. That was a big clue for me that they might be ID because what are the odds that they'd do EVERYTHING at the same time?

 

QUOTE(AshleyLD @ May 19 2008, 07:00 PM) [snapback]782107[/snapback]
Im just wondering.

My Definition of large motorskills are crawling/sitting/walking/rolling over.. ect

Fine motorskills are "pincher grasp"/waving/grasping toys.. ect
Here are my answers.. B/G twins.. Twin A (boy) has always been ahead on Large Motor skills and Twin B (Girl) Has always been ahead on fine motor skills.

DD is always about a month after her brother.. in crawling.. standing.. Ect. And ds was a month behind his sister in the pincher grasp and waving..

Like i said i am just wondering..



Exactly the same. DS was ahead with the large motor and DD the fine motor. I still don't think he waves.

 

QUOTE(debid @ May 20 2008, 09:15 AM) [snapback]783029[/snapback]
My guys did everything within hours or at most a few days of each other and it was random which one did it first.


Same here! Mine accomplished milestones within a few days of each other. Their fine motor skills came first. However, once they reached their first milestone of rolling, sitting-up, they really took off.

 

Mine are still on different schedules. One walked first, one talked first. It's not always the same twin who does the same kind of firsts.