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    8 Awful Onesies for Twins

    Who doesn't "aww" at the sight of twins? Especially when they're wearing adorable outfits. Sometimes, however, moms cross the line when it comes to dressing their babies in twin-friendly pieces. Here are a few onesies that turned our "awws" into "ewws."

    By Leah Rocketto for TheBump.com

    Twin A and Twin B
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    Why even make an effort to tell your twins apart? Just make sure you can find similar shirts for when they outgrow the onesies. SnugAttack.com

    The worst things to say to moms of twins

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    Don't let your little ones forget they're identical. No room for individuality here. Amazon.com


    Good Twin Bad Twin
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    It's important for your twins to know their pre-decided personalities. After all, who wants two well-behaved children? Etsy.com

    The cutest twin photos ever!

    Weiner Dog
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    Every child wants to wear a picture of a dog butt...right? TwinsTalk.com


    Buy One, Get One

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    Oh, so you bought your twins? That explains how you lost the baby weight so fast. WickedCoolBaby.com


    Girl and Boy
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    So either your daughter looks very masculine or your son looks really feminine. Either way, strangers will appreciate the specification. SnugAttack.com


    Double Trouble
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    I guess no one ever thought two babies could mean double joy or happiness. Polyvore.com


    Twin
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    And if you switch them around, they spell INTW! TheItsyBitsyBoutique.com

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