Will a twins genetics skip a generation?

Twins' genetics do not inherently skip a generation. The likelihood of having twins can be influenced by various factors, including family history and the mother's age, but these traits are passed down rather than skipped. For example, if a woman has a family history of fraternal twins, she may be more likely to have twins herself, but it doesn't guarantee that her children will necessarily have twins as well. Ultimately, genetics can play a role, but it isn’t a straightforward pattern of skipping generations.