We understand how challenging the first few years of being a parent of multiples can be. Would you like to speak with another dad of twin or multiples? Our peer support service for dads can put you in touch with other dads via a phone call, email or messaging.
Peer Support Service for dads
If you are feeling exhausted or overwhelmed sometimes you just may need a listening ear from somebody who understands. Our volunteer dads understand how challenging the first few years can be. They will be able to empathise with you and talk through any concerns you might have. They can share how it felt to become a dad of twins and explore ways of how you can support yourself and your partner.
The thing that has most helped me has been the ability to talk to other twin parents
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Personal experiences
Paul Pether and Rob Hallott, both dads of multiples, have teamed up to establish a new peer support service for fathers.
When Eunice and Babs' twins, David and Faith, were just days old, she suffered a pulmonary embolism and a cardiac arrest and was cared for in a specialist hospital. During this time she died for nearly 10 minutes and was in a coma and on life support.
Becoming a dad happened far earlier than expected for twin dad Carl, when his sons were born 13 weeks premature.
In Spring 2022, volunteer dads Rob Hallott and Paul Pether joined Twins Trust to open a new peer support service for dads of multiples. Here’s an update to see how the project has progressed.
Frank Fallon and his fiancée Frankie welcomed their twins in July 2022. Frank reflects on their rollercoaster journey and how the twins arrived the day
before the couple were due to get married.
It's 12 years since tragedy struck when Paul's Mason's wife died just days after giving birth to their triplets.
Twins Trust's expertise made the world of difference for Nettie and Tobi.
Simon and Graeme became parents to twins who were born via a surrogate in Canada.
Chris Jenkins's identical triplet boys were born at 28 weeks.
Steven’s girls – Mollie, Poppie and Evelyn – have come on leaps and bounds since their early arrival at 26 weeks.
One twin dad has anonymously shared his story of infertility, in the hope of helping other men going through the same journey to parenthood.
Paul's wife tragically passed away just a few days after their triplets were born. Our support service helped him at the time he needed it most.
Twin Dad Peter Etherington says research into TTTS is vital after he nearly lost his boys to the devastating condition.
A twin dad from Evesham is raising money to help fund research into the devastating condition TTTS after his identical twin girls Isla and Jemima had a tough start in life.