Mayram Abduvapova, the mother of the twins, shared a touching story about her sons. She was born in 1999 in Kyzyl-Kiya, and her children – Erbol and Nurbol – were born in 2018. The family currently lives in the same city.
“There have always been twins in our family. My husband, when we first started dating, said he wanted us to have twins. When we found out we were expecting two boys, we were immensely happy,” Mayram recounts.
Although Erbol is the older brother, the difference between the brothers is only 7 minutes. Nurbol, despite this, always refers to Erbol as “baykem” (older brother).
Mayram describes her sons as kind, cheerful, and mischievous. “Some people can’t always tell them apart, but I, as their mother, definitely can,” she adds.
Since their birth, Mayram has preferred to dress her sons alike, including their underwear. The boys never complain about the choice of clothing and happily wear what their mom picks out.
Every moment spent with her sons is filled with joy for Mayram. Erbol and Nurbol care for each other, and if they are apart for a little while, they start to miss one another. “My sons are developing faster than their peers. They are already 6 years old and have successfully completed their zero grade,” she notes.
The brothers actively participate in household chores: they help clean, do homework, read books, and even wash dishes when their mom is at work.
Mayram enjoys listening to her sons talk about their future. Erbol and Nurbol dream of finishing school well and getting into prestigious educational institutions abroad, as they are interested in traveling. “Sometimes their thoughts sound very adult,” she says.
There are three children in the family: Erbol, Nurbol, and their younger sister Zhannatai. The twins completed their zero grade at Secondary School No. 2 of the 50th Anniversary of Kyrgyzstan in Kyzyl-Kiya.
