🤝The boys, Robin and Gavin, have accepted their unique circumstances and have built their own lives.
👩👦Both mothers have had to make difficult choices and face emotional dilemmas.
😔Robin struggles with the emotional burden of not growing up with his biological mother.
😊Gavin has had a good relationship with his biological mother and considers her a good mother figure.
🙌Despite the challenges, both boys are happy with the lives they were accidentally given.
Do Robin and Gavin have a good relationship?
—They see each other during the school holidays, but they differ in many ways and are not very close.
Would Robin ever want to live with his biological mother?
—Robin loves his biological mother, but he believes their current relationship is enough for him.
Does Gavin have a good relationship with his biological mother?
—Yes, Gavin considers her a good mother figure and has had a good relationship with her.
How have Robin and Gavin accepted their unique circumstances?
—They have both learned to live with the settlement of themselves and have built their own lives.
Are Robin and Gavin happy with the lives they were accidentally given?
—Yes, both boys are happy with their lives and have accepted their unique circumstances.
00:00Two boys are switched at birth.
01:13The mistake is discovered when Gavin is nearly two years old.
04:44The mothers had to make the difficult choice of whether to swap the boys back.
06:58The boys meet again when they are 11 years old, but they have little in common.
10:44Gavin and Robin reflect on their lives and the emotional challenges they've faced.
