Zohar, who does not believe in baby talk, had long, one-sided conversations with his newborn children, in Hebrew he thought that they could understand him, or soon would. To their delight, Gabi gave birth to twins: a boy, a girl. “My friends now are waiting until thirty-five to start thinking about kids, but always we knew we were going to get married. “We’re old-school people,” Zohar told me recently.
While dating, they would speak often about the parenting styles that they hoped to have. They met in Israel, where he grew up, and settled in the San Francisco Bay Area, her childhood home.
Gabi: fastidious, attentive, academic, an early-education specialist who used to work at a preschool. Zohar: twenty-seven, confident, and voluble, a construction project manager proud of his work. For those who want their hearts broken, the story of Zohar and Gabi Ilinetsky, the parents of one-year-old twins, is a world to live inside.
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