Separating Twins in School (pros & cons every parent should know)

[@jackpwade]

Up to the parents only, it's extremely prejudice for schools to do it. Will all children be separated? Friends? family? Colors? Teachers need to suck it up

[@buffyhernandez7900]

My twins start pre-K soon and the teacher asked if I want them together or seperate. I automatically said seperate. Since then, I've seconded guessed my hasty decision. Your video helped me finally decide. Thanks. My boys fight a lot, and one is much more vocal and interactive than the other. I think it would be better for Rogan to branch off and learn on his own instead of Raiden calling out all the answers first. And you are right, absence does make the heart grow fonder. Perhaps they can learn to compromise.

[@dadsguidetotwins]

One of our twin girls was more dominate than the other so it was healthy for them to be separate and find their independence in the classroom. Good luck with starting school!

[@slyfly4829]

Me and my brother were separated in grade 5 and grade 6. My mom doesn't even know why. The first time in grade 5 my friends were in my class, some of them anyway. The second time, My brother AND all my friends were put into the 6-7 split class. Me and maybe 6 other students whom were not my friends were put into the 5-6 class. I thought it was so unfair that they isolated me from everyone. Didn't understand why, watched all my friends go in all these field trips with the older grade. While I had to stay back with all the younger grade. It was unfair as hell. But I've noticed a pattern of isolation growing up. It almost feels like I was part of some experiment

[@dadsguidetotwins]

that sounds like a bad situation. So sorry you had to go through that

[@mpmstrick97]

Thanks! My mother asked me the other day and I had no idea because they haven’t been to school yet! Now I’ll know some things to consider

[@dadsguidetotwins]

Glad to help!

[@XKXKIXKXK]

Nice recap...thanks