It could be a growth spurt, regardless, I always tried to feed them at the same time. If she's hungry at 2 hours, try to put her off until 2 1/2 and then feed them both.

You might want to try adding little more formula to each feeding and see if this works.Or add a liitle to every other feedings.

Im not sure that I would put off the hungry one...What I would do, rather and this IS what I did...

My son was always hungry before my daughter, so I fed them both at the same time...I did not wait for my daughter to GET hungry, I fed them both when the first showed signs of hunger...

Just be patient. It took me more than 6 months to get them on the same schedule but it worked and it still works...3 years later...good luck, be patient and feed them BOTH when one show signs of hunger...

Unfortunately, they will be hungry at different times for the first few months, and you need to satisfy the hunger. They will get off schedule on occasion. What you can try, is to feed her a little bit, then when it is time for the other one to eat, feed her the rest of the bottle.

I always fed my twin boys at the same time, even if one was sleeping so they were on the same schedule. The only time I didn't wake the other up to eat if one was up was at night. Then I had one sleeping at 2 1/2 months through the night and the other sleeping through the night at 3 1/2 months.

our babies do go thru changing feeding patterns, as another has stated "growth spurts".I was doing 2hrs breast feeding for both, but at times they were 4hrs, there difficult to get into a routiene till abt 3months, when things should be more setled, well my opinion.I raised my 6kids this way, and 4 of them r 2 sets of twins.It is demanding, but i wish u luck.

I tried to keep my twins on the same schedule too, but, my son seems to be hungry earlier than my daughter. So....what we have now done is I feed who ever is hungry first and then try the other twin. I actually like feeding schedule better. I get to spend some one-on-one time with each, and get some precious bonding time in, seperately. They are both individuals and need different things at different times, plus, they won't be this little forever. Enjoy this time!

When one is hungry, we feed them both. That way, the other one isn't hungry in a half hour. They got on the same schedule really fast that way!

hey there,

Try to hang in, I agree with a lot of the parents out there. I have to feed them both at the same time. If one is hungry, the other will be hungry within a half an hour or so. Keep at it and soon enough they will be hungry together.

At first we tried to respond to the boys' individual demands. We were on the verge of exhaustion when the lactation specialist told us to take control and always feed them together. It has worked! And it has saved our sanity.