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- Parenting twins is twice the challenge, twice as demanding, twice as
exhausting, and twice the joy as well.
- It is very expensive.
- It will change your life physically and mentally.
- You’ll be sleep deprived
- It is very rewarding and worth all the effort you’ll put in.
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- Highly scholarly people created and reviewed the articles, features, and
media support provided on this site.
- The content of the article is understandable, reliable, practical,
objectives, clear and relevant to my topic.
- This site offers an excellent source of information to educate parents
with practical knowledge on parenting multiples.
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- A familydoctor.org editorial staff operated by the American Academy of
Family Physicians wrote and reviewed the article.
- This site provide health information for the whole family with a highly
credible, educational, and trustworthy.
- This site provides health information for the whole family.
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- This page/article is written by Pamela Prindle Fierro a mother of
identical twin girls in 1995 and is the author of two books “Everything
Twins, Triplets and More” (2005) and “Praying Through Pregnancy” (2006)
graduated with a degree of Communications from Trinity University in San
Antonio, Texas.
- High level of knowledge/passion for the topic, appropriate credentials,
keen understanding of the Web “experience”, and Commitment to creating
informative, actionable features are the qualification requirements for
the author/writer of this site.
- Even though this site is a commercial site, but it is credible, useful,
and reliable information.
- Parents can trust that all information provided on this page is accurate
and trustworthy. The purpose of this site is to provide advice and
information that are practical and trustworthy.
- The information either popular or scholarly in nature; it is an
informative tips/advice in nature.
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- When searching information on the internet, it is very important to look
for a header or footer showing some kind of affiliation, URL, and the
domain such as .edu, .com, .ac, .uk, .org, .net, .mil, and etc.
- Stay away from the sites that are biases or mainly commercial.
- Utilize the resources that have been evaluated, monitored, edited,
regulated, or approved such as The Librarian Index to the Internet, the
Databases, Infopeople.org, infomine.com, Ask.com, and etc.
- Read the About Us, Editorial Policy, Companies or Organizations that
they affiliate with and the overview of the site will tell you whether
the site is credible or not.
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- Internet is a very powerful resource center consisting of a vast amount
of unlimited information for users to write, publish, and access on
anything.
- Everything you read or see isn’t always legitimate, accurate, reliable,
or trustworthy.
- Finding information is easy, but knowing how to evaluate and utilize the
information can be quite a challenge.
- Knowing how to evaluate and find excellent resources is time essential.
- When evaluating a web site, users need to keep this four factors in
mind: credibility, accuracy, reasonableness, and support.
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- “Parenting Multiples.” KidsHealth for Parents. July 2005. 20 April 2007
<http://kidshealth.org/parent/positive/family/parenting_multiples.html>
- “Twins: Taking Care of Two.” American Academy of Family Physicians.
July 2005. 20 April 20007 <http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/about.html>
- Pamela Prindle Fierro. “Top 10 Survival Strategies: The First Few
Months with Twins/Multiples.” About.com. 20 April 2007
- <http://multiples.about.com/od/twinfants/tp/survivaltips.htm>
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