DH and I are currently living with my parents, and my mom has decided she no longer wants to move the queen size bed from one of the extra rooms. That means less room to work, and we will have to use only a single crib for a while - which I planned on doing. I didn't think it was a good idea to separate the twins so soon after birth, but maybe when they start bumping into each other, we'll have our own place and more room.
I'm 32 weeks pregnant with girls. We redid our guest bedroom. We didn't need to worry about colors since they are both girls.
We purchased two cribs, but they will probably sleep together until they learn to roll over or scoot around. They will probably stay in the pack-n-play in our room at first then move to their nursery.
I think neutral or primary colors would be cute for boy/girl twins!
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