The boys are becoming quite the little talkers. They can tell you how old they are. They can answer most questions you might pose to them (though generally the answers will either be "I don't know" or "Me-eeeeeee!")
But every time I ask Will what his name is, he points proudly to himself and says, "Coleman!"
I correct him every time, but he holds firm to the belief that he is his brother. Now, what am I supposed to do about that?
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I think you should just let it go. He'll figure it out before he leaves for college. I promise.
FUNNY!!!
I just heard a similar story. A good friend of mine is a twin...and her twin use to do the exact same thing. Problem was her twin was a BOY.
Boy named BECKY! :-)
CUTE! The stories you'll be telling for years to come, I love it.
I can relate. I've often been confused about who I am. It goes with the 'human being' territory. But I move on every day I still confident that I will some day know what I want to be when (or IF) I grow up. Maybe if I figure that out, life will cease to be exciting and challenging. Hm. Maybe I don't want to know that...Hm...
Hmmm are you SURE that HE Is the one that has it wrong? did you mark them at birth with a sharpie or anything? (sorry, that's my bad "Office" humor-have you seen that show? HA HA)
That's hilarious. :)
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