Michelle - posted on 04/20/2012 ( 3 moms have responded )
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The doctors told us that they could tell our boys were identical because they shared a placenta. This may sound like a silly question, but is there anyway to know which baby was the "original" fertilized egg? Just a totally random question that has puzzled my husband and myself. LOL We are still totally amazed by these little miracles and want to know everything we can about them. TIA!
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Kim - posted on 04/29/2012
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yea if twins are identical, there is no original egg. It's the same zygote, split into two.
Neva - posted on 04/28/2012
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They both were. When the egg was fertilized and the cells started to divide, they both divided together, so to speak. At some point in the division, they separated into 2 distinct individuals, so they both were the "original."
Rebecca - posted on 04/21/2012
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Nope.
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