Identical twins are a source of fascination to many people and account for around 1 in 500 births in Australia. As we delve into the lives of three sets of identical twins, we discover one common thread — their bond for each other.
Preston and Nash
It was at a friend’s baby shower when Mount Gambier’s Amanda Davis noticed signs of a strong connection between her 13-month-old identical twin boys.
Cuddled and adored by friends on separate sides of the room, the brothers only had eyes for each other.
“They both howled,” Ms Davis said.

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