Multiples Resources

The Multiples of America aka National Organization of Mothers of Twins Clubs is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to supporting families of multiple birth children through support, education, research.  In partnering with local support groups, health care providers, researchers, and educators, and with the highest standards of integrity, respect and professionalism, we endeavor to aid parents of multiples and to raise public awareness of the unique qualities of multiple birth families. 

While parents of multiples celebrate multiple birth awareness day every day, Multiples of America, Inc. recognizes April as Multiple Birth Awareness Month. 

What can clubs do to raise awareness about multiple birth awareness in their local communities?  Here is a list of ideas to get you started!

Learn more about birth, health and NICUs. March for Babies is a charity walk that helps babies in NICUs, in which many families of multiples are familiar.

March of Dimes leads the fight for the health of all moms and babies. We believe that every baby deserves the best possible start. 

Ronald McDonald House was a past convention charity. Donate or find a local chapter to help!

Keeping families together and near the medical care they need through a network of local Chapters.

Hugs for Brady was a past convention charity. Donate or find how you can help! 

The Hugs for Brady Foundation is dedicated to helping children with childhood cancers. 

Lisa and Debbie Ganz of Twins Talent were past convention speakers.

TWINS TALENT is a unique company with a long track record of success in CASTING REAL PEOPLE. As a casting company, we specialize in supplying REAL PEOPLE for unscripted and documentary programming as well as research projects.  

The Twins Days Festival in Twinsburg, Ohio is the largest annual gathering of twins and multiples in the world!

Great resource for all things twin!

Now reaching over 2 million families a year in over 150 countries, Twiniversity is the largest global resource for all things “twinnie”. With worldwide recognition in her field, Natalie Diaz brings her twin parenting expertise to our online resource.

Family Promise of Morris County was a past convention charity. Donate or find how you can help!

Family Promise of Morris County is a non-sectarian, not-for-profit organization dedicated to ending the crisis of homelessness faced by Morris County families by partnering with other public and private agencies, religious congregations and community volunteers to provide shelter, case management and mentoring services leading to self-sufficiency. 

Dad's Guide to Twins is a resource for parents in the world of multiples! Podcast, books, social media.

Dad’s Guide to Twins has helped thousands of twin parents like you prepare for and raise twins through helpful articles, books, podcasts, videos, and more since 2009. 

Rachel Wettstein is a member of NJATMC and was also a past convention workshop leader. 

Reflect & Refine is committed to empowering educators through personal and professional development workshops that inspire positive change using metacognitive strategies and mindfulness.

The Bloom Foundation

Our Vision: We work to create a world where every mother has access to a new standard of care for maternal mental health and wellness.

Our Mission: Bloom builds knowledge sharing communities for survivors, therapists, providers, and hospitals through interactive learning forums facilitated by leading specialists currently working in the maternal mental health and wellness field.  

Kerry Fee, member of NJATMC and RVMOM, has a blog about life with Quads!

Dr. Kristin Hawley Turner, member of NJATMC and RVMOM, has a blog on the Twin Life! 

The Technopanic Podcast is a podcast about living and learning in an age of screentime. This podcast is hosted by Dr. W. Ian O’Byrne and NJATMC member Dr. Kristen Hawley Turner.