Twins Trust is committed to undertaking research to better the lives of our families and improve the health outcomes from multiple pregnancies.
Featured research
The aim of this research is to better understand what life is like for these families after the experience of a loss from a multiple pregnancy, including miscarriage, stillbirth, and neonatal death.
This study aims to explore the experiences of parents of multiples as they navigate public spaces. We know that parents of twins, triplets and more can face unique challenges with getting out and about.
Researchers from the Elizabeth Bryan Multiple Births Centre are carrying out research into the experiences of dads of multiples in the early years. They want to understand how dads feel about their role, and what support they need.
This study is focused on researching the first 1,001 days of multiple birth babies, from conception to two years old. Research has shown that this period is crucial for development, but policies often focus on one parent and one child, leaving multiple birth families feeling overlooked and left out.
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