Multiple Births

Or, or, or . . .you could do it the way that everyone else does, that won't scare anythign outta you. Also, you need to quit making up cheats, mr. BLEEEP! Forcetriplets doesn't do a blasted thing. it's all rubbish!

Okay, to have triplets on the sims 2 is simple, really. All you do is bring up the cheat box. You know, Ctrl+Shift+C. Then type in this: boolprop testingcheatsenabled true. Make sure you spell everything correctly. Then you need to right click on your mom or dad and go to Spawn . . . then Tombstone of L and D. Go to your dad's face and click on the tombstone then click on something that says: Merge Genetics with . . . THen click on your wife's face. Do the same to the mom, but a few sim minutes later. okay? After that the pregnancy music will play. If you want to speed up the pregnancy just click on the tombstone again and select: Speed up my Pregnancy. The dad and mom will both become pregnant. The dad will start to go into 'labor' first. bring up the cheat box again: Ctrl+Shift+C and this time type in: forcetwins. The dad will give birth to twins, and the mom will give birth to one child. The babies will be triplets and will grow up together on the same day at the same time. Just remember, if you want triplets, make the mom's genetics merge a few seconds (sim minutes) after you merge the dads. If you want quadruplets, do the same thing, but make the parent's genectics murge in the same minute. Then they both will go into 'labor' at the same time, and when you put in 'forcetwins' they will both have twins: quads. Hope this helped. Good luck with all your babies! :)

-Jennaa8

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Since all other Muliti-Birth names are with Greek prefixes, it should be hendectuplets.

Let's assume a maximum child-bearing range from age 13 to 63 (just to keep it tidy). That's 50 years, or 600 months (50 x 12).

If she gives birth once every 9 months, that's 66.67. Let's give her a break and say 66 single children.

In reality she could not actually become pregnant again immediately after childbirth--the length of time varies, but it isn't immediate. But we are going for the maximum here.

However, it is possible to have multiple births. Let's say she has twins every time. That would be 132. Triplets? She could be the mother of 201 children.

Of course, she would probably go mad somewhere around #42. But that would not necessarily interfere.

Multiplication is a Latin word. Multi means "many", plicate derives from the Latin word plicatus, meaning "fold", and -ation is a Latin-derived suffix meaning "the act or process of"; therefore, multiplication literally translates into Latin as "the act of folding many times".

Chances are very good.. They say that something like 75% of women who have a miscarriage go on to have healthy, normal pregnancies. Check out this article on trying to conceive after a miscarriage: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/752151/resources_and_ideas_for_those_trying.html

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Yes. They are identical twins!

I looked it up and what I found was this:

"32.2 per 1,000"

I don't know what that means, but maybe you do.

This anomaly can happen to anyone, it is not genetic.

DNA chances are high because it is written in their chromatic genes..however depewnding on their partners they can have jsut one..it all depends on luck and biology..a personal study of the genes i mean twin could say alot of who could receive what

We do not know this as this would go back into ancient history when no records were kept.

That is what they call "vanishing twin" or "fetal resorption." Sometimes it is not fully absorbed, but flattened, and the condition is called fetus papyraceus. If this happens in the first trimester, there may be no other complications except some bleeding. However, if it happens later, it could threaten the health of the mother or surviving twin. If it happens at the very end, and the dead fetus is low-lying, then a caesarean may be required to deliver the living twin.

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They can be either but are always Gender-Bound, Two boys or Two girls, a Boy and a Girl, born Siamese is impossible, as they are identical twins, not fraternal and normally ( Take their Gender) to a man- or woman as it were.

Primarily one, though twins are not uncommon either.

Like the Chess rule: Queen takes her color, Siamese twins are always Identical twins- and these always take the same gender.

One could not have a Boy and Girl Siamese twins. some for many years were either Brothers (Chang and Eng) or Sisters such as the Hilton sisters, the Gibb ( or Gibbs) sisters, etc. for obvious show-business reasons the distaff twins are preferable to the carnivals, etc. the Hilton Sisters were a stellar example.

So the problem of toilet use does not occur- they are two girls, or two boys so go to either the Men's or women's rooms as the gender requires.

fraternal twins can have separate fathers.

Research has shown that as you age you release more Fsh, making the occurrence of multiples increase to 21.7 per cent per 1000 live births. Also, the increasing use of fertility drugs and Ivf, at these ages increase your chance of twins.

Here are the variables that increase chances of having twins or multiple babies:

1) You the mom are over 45

2)You live in Massachusetts

3)You take fertility drugs or undergo fertility treatments

4)You, your mother, or her mother is a fraternal twin. Skips generations

5)You already had fraternal twins

6)You are Nigerian

7)You are tall or overweight.

Here are the variables that decrease chances of having twins or multiple babies:

1)You are Hispanic or Asian

2)You are under 25

3)You live in Hawaii

If you are looking for statistics for identical multiple births (instead of fraternal), then the chances are very much less likely than fraternal twins.

~The chances of having triplets or more is 1 in 8100 and odds having quadruplets are 1 in 729,000

they were born in the same day but different time and they also look alike and a little different

The original name of the country Thailand was Siam. The first known conjoined twins to survive to adulthood, Chang and Eng Bunker, were born in Siam. That is where the term "Siamese twins" came from.

Like twins, quintuplets may be identical (from the same egg) or fraternal (from different eggs released from the ovary at the same time). Identical siblings have the same DNA, while fraternal siblings are no more alike than siblings born from different pregnancies. Quintuplets are rare because multiple births in human beings are much less frequent than singleton births. Furthermore, the human uterus is not designed to carry multiple births: the load of five babies rarely goes to term, thus resulting in five very small babies subjected to the risks of prematurity.

Most quintuplet births nowadays are due to fertility enhancing drugs. The Dionnes and Diligentis are among the very few to have been conceived naturally and to have survived beyond infancy.