Is it possible to be a twin and both twins have twins also?

Answer 1

Lots of times twins runs in families, so your answer is yes. There seems to be a higher rate of births of twins with twins.

but sometimes it can skip a generation!

so you never know but you will be lucky if you are a twin and have twins yourself!!!!!!!!!!XD:)

Answer 2

Yes. Here are some examples.

Princess Margaret of Prussia and her husband Frederick Charles of Hesse had six children, including two sets of twins:

• Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Hesse-Kassel (1893-1916)
• Prince Maximilian of Hesse-Kassel (1894-1914)
• Prince Philipp of Hesse-Kassel (1896-1980)
• Prince Wolfgang of Hesse-Kassel (1896-1989)
• Prince Christoph of Hesse-Kassel (1901-1943)
• Prince Richard Wilhelm Leopold of Hesse-Kassel (1901-1969
• Gavin Ó Fearraigh Gavin was born to Sile and Eugene Ferry on May 5, 1980. Gavin has a twin brother Keith and is one of six boys. There are two sets of twins in his family.

Answer 3

Just about anyone can have twins. However, when twins "run in the family", it only runs in the FEMALE half of the family. If your mother is a twin who has a mother who is a twin, and you're female, you have a higher chance of having twins yourself.

If you're male, it doesn't matter. Only the female can "decide" to have twins or not -- the male is not included in the decision. (By "decision" I mean how the female's body releases her eggs or how the eggs divide.)

There are two types of twins. Identical and fraternal.

Identical occurs when a single fertilized egg develops into two embryos.

Fraternal occurs when two eggs are fertilized.

If fraternal twins run in a woman's family there may be a familial tendency to release more than one egg at a time and she may have a greater chance of having twins. Identical twins 'running' in a family is far less common.

Many things can influence the likelihood of twins. The most typical being fertility drugs. A woman's age and parity (how many children she has already had) can also affect the likelihood of twins.

Answer 4

i personally know a set of identical twins. BOTH of them had twins. i don't know if their twins were identical too.

Answer 5

The odds are in your favor... Twins have a 75% chance of having twins