You could celebrate a few days before or after Christmas... Celebrate with a fun theme (other than Christmas). Pirates and Fairies go cute together. The twins should always have their own cakes -- or at the very least, sing to each of them separately and let them have their own set of candles.

Also, you could always celebrate with their 1/2 birthday on June 25th.

I don't think you have to double the amount of gifts but they should separate holiday and birthday gifts. Maybe you start a new tradition... you open birthday presents on Christmas Eve and Christmas Presents on Christmas Morning.

I hope this was helpful.

AWwwww, i know the feeling. My twins will be 3 this year, but their birthdays are on the 22nd of dec. I gave mine a birthday party 2 weeks early, so i knew that people wouldnt be going away on holiday until closer to the 25th dec. The thing i hate is i have 5 birthdays more or less following the next. My twin girls in oct, my oldest in nov and the twin boys in dec.last year the theme was pre-christmas, christmas. Yeah it may seem weird, but hey most people didnt hve a problem with finding things to dress in and i found it cheaper to decorate the place etc. I wish u the best of luck, and remember that u also need to enjoy their birthday too, as u did all the hard work.

I like Chrissy's ida about celebrating (party) on their 1/2 birthday. Not to say don't give them something special on their bday, but maybe something small with significance. They are getting presents on Christmas so this way, you can spread out when they get it. I hope that makes sense. My mom's bday is the 23rd and it's off with your head if you get her a present for both bday and Christmas or wrap it in holiday paper! :)

Well, this "trumps" my one d/s born on Christmas Eve :)

How about a Neverland Party...son can have Peter Pan theme while daughter goes for the Tink theme...Peter Pan has great music & you could even have the movie playing in the background if it's indoors....glitter for pixie dust & pirate favors work for peter pan as well. This way you can have two parties in one.

We do d/s party a week or two before his birthday w/friends. This way, can just have a family dinner on Christmas Eve w/cake & then Christmas the following day...it gets tiring, but it's so important to separate the two festivities so they don't feel that their birthday is overshadowed by Christmas. I always just make sure that all birthday gifts are wrapped in birthday paper & not Christmas paper, of course & having a theme party helps give the birthday some separation from the holiday season. Good luck :)

thanks clever cookies! you have given me some ideas about what to do now! Keep them coming though cause i am sure i can always use some more ideas!