if someone is lying its pretty obvious. like they will count a pregnancy as 9 months instead of 40 weeks and get a wrong due date. there are a few other things that give it away.i am a young mom, albeit not a teen, and anyone who is honest is welcome to talk to me. i was a teen mom, my first child was premature, she was born when i was 18, so i have been through a bit. feel free to pm me.

Puck is right its usually pretty easy to figure out if your a faker or not & its normally easy to figure out who is real & if your real you shouldnt have problems here everyone is given a chance

hey with reguards to faking" hehe. i dont agree with the comment puck made about counting as 9mnths instead of 40weeks. Im 20weeks and still say 5mnths if asked. i dnt keep track intensly to what week!!! hehe. And im young or so i think i feel to young to be having a baby but at 22 on here somehow i dont seem young lol!!! there is no way i could handle being pregnant at u 20yrs!!!lol hmmmm

I just think it is funny because they say unless twins run into your family..
And I have heard
Its not very likely to have twins at young ages normally its more likely if you are over the age of 35
Maybe we should alll chip in and buy them baby dolls?!?!?! lol

deigh, that's exactly what i'm talking about. there was one girl who said she had her twins a week after i had my son, i got prego again when he was 3 weeks old, and i'm due in may. she claimed to be pregnant again and due in march, which would be impossible. see, you know how many weeks you are, she did not, and could not have got pregnant before her kids were even born. it was just silly.

i found some interesting statistics on twins:

Older women are much more likely to give birth to twins or triplets. One of every five births to women 45 years of age and older was born in twin delivery compated with less than two of every 100 births to mothers under 20 years of age.

20 percent of births to women over age 45 were twins.
Only 2 percent of mothers under 20 years of age had twins.

Assisted reproducive therapies (including in vitro, ovulation-inducing drugs and artificial insemination) account for 17 percent of all twins and 40 percent of all triplets born in 2004.

17 percent of twins are the result of fertility treatments.

The 2005 twin birth rate was 32.2 per 1,000. This remained unchanged from 2004.

The number of live births in twin deliveries rose 1 percent between 2004 and 2005 to 133,122 births. This number has doubled since 1980 (from 68,339).

133,122 twins were born in 2005
The twin birth rate in 2005 was 32.2 per 1,000 births

theres heaps more info at : http://multiples.about.com/od/funfacts/a/twinbirthrate.htm