Ms. Mujde Pidduck, an English teacher at Channel Islands High School, has babies who are fraternal twins.

The boy’s name is Ryder Kaan and her daughter’s name is Helen Ansen. The baby twins are 7 months old.

Ms. Pidduck mentions that it is easy and fun having twins but difficult to keep them on the same eating and sleeping schedule. Ms. Pidduck and her husband originally were planning on having two kids, but having twins was the best luck: They killed two birds with one stone.

The Pidducks have been planning to have babies for 7 years and been married for 10. Ms. Pidduck was surprised at first that she was having twins but got over it. In fact, there was a high possibility of having twins because her husband is a twin and her husband’s twin brother also has twin babies.

Problems that Mrs. Pidduck faces with twin babies are having to wake up early to feed the babies and then run back during lunch to feed them again.

“I want the best nutrients for my babies,” Ms. Pidduck said.

Based on this she became a part-time teacher to be able to take care of her babies. She teaches periods 1-4 and leaves at lunch.