There is a vast range of support services for parents, so don’t be afraid to ask. In each state there are different services, eg Victorians have access to the Maternal and Health Child network managed by Councils, and Parentline, a central number for all Victorians to call. Here are some national and international support sites.

Raising Children Network
This government site is a must for all new parents in Australia, and it constantly wins awards for being such a popular resource. There are a few twins specific pages which are very useful.

Australian Breastfeeding Association
Australia’s foremost authority on breastfeeding and nursing, includes an online shop with specific breastfeeding resources, including books on breastfeeding multiples and a 24hr helpline for members.

BeyondBlue
Postnatal depression affects 1 in 7 new mothers in Australia. Find out more about depression, the signs and symptoms and the help that’s available at this website. If you'd like a copy of the booklet Emotional Health During Pregnancy and Early Parenthood - An Informational Booklet for Parents of Multiple Birth Children then visit this page and order one online - this is a free service from Think Twins.

Bubhub
Visit Bubhub for a range of parenting helpline and support services in your state.  

Twinsonline (UK)
A UK website which offers Help, Information, Advice, and Moral Support to parents of twins, anyone pregnant with twins, twins themselves and those involved in the care and upbringing of twins, including Health Visitors, Midwives, G.P.s, Teachers, Nursery Nurses, and also Grandparents of twins.

Earthmamasweb
For those natural parents out there, this site includes articles, resources, media releases and local community listings.