My daughters are three years apart and they look identical. In photos, I sometimes can’t tell them apart?especially because they are never in a picture together, and their height is their only differential.
They used to take pictures together. They used to do everything together, fulfilling my dream of the perfect sibling duo.
In fact, I used to ignorantly tell my friends who were hesitant about having a second child that rather than it being more difficult, the addition of my youngest made my life so much easier. She was a built-in playmate. The kids did everything together, from playing with their dolls to ganging up on me. For years, they were everything to each other?total BFFs.
I envisioned it would be even better when they got older. They could share secrets with each other. They could rent their first apartment together. They could chat on the phone every day, and plan yearly vacations. They would have the closest bond, better than friends.
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