How do I get so lucky to get the call to photograph newborn twins?  I mean, really?  The birth of a singleton baby is just about as wonderful as life can get.  You see your future in your baby's eyes.  You see the past being reflected back upon you as you start down a path that your mother, her mother, and her mother before that laid for you.   But as the parents of twins, this mommy and daddy get to do so with the added challenge of two.  Two connections to their future and their past.  Two sets of little hands and little feet to cuddle and love upon.  Two sets of rosy cheeks to kiss, two tushies to diaper, two little souls that they have been entrusted with.   The two newest people in the world that will have forever forged together the love of their respective families. 

Alright, whoever is NOT pregnant and reading that is sure to roll their eyes.  But as I am currently gestating, I am going to go on, just lavishing this beautiful family with love and praise that is so deserved.  

As many multiples before them, their birth was not a simple one nor was their first few weeks of life.  But to look at them now, strong and healthy and ready to take on their loving furry big ol' brother, it's easy to just focus on their bright future and wonder what life has in store for them.  

But for now, they can just sit back, relax, and take in all the love and devotion that mommy, daddy, and the big brown guy have to share. 

Times two.

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