This is one of the most functional designs I've seen. None of the ridiculous furniture items you have to build any time you want to use it. Full size sinks, tub, bed, counter space. The kids have their own actual room instead of a weird curtained off area that will be outgrown within a year. This is all great. By the time you outgrow this thing, you'll already be on to the next adventure.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly our thought. We wanted something we could grow into and this is working out really well.

@aplicqu8761

5 жыл бұрын

I know you love that counter space and don't mind the landromats for now, but I would've gone with the full sized washer dryer and get that better dishwsher since you know it saves water, and upgrade to the 50 gal tank... You might see that laundromat visit as a vacation now, but having to hunt one down every area you go to might start wearing thin. You've got kids who are only going to grow larger and dirty more, larger clothes, meaning your W/D combo will be even less effective. With the small W/D gone you can have lower shelving where you have none and small storage bins. The trade off is worth it if you look at the long haul. If you're home schooling those boys, you are going to have far less freedom four or five days a week. With those two hours, you can go on an instructive nature hike, rather than have to devote time to finding and doing laundry elsewhere. You're an incredible planner with great foresight. You also did not say you had solar panels or batteries. Do you?

@krissybakes22

5 жыл бұрын

I agree for the most part, but that bedroom doesn't seem functional at all

@scottkursch3169

5 жыл бұрын

@@peardarling Have you converted or added solar yet ?

@paulwhite959

5 жыл бұрын

@@krissybakes22 It doesn't look great but it's better than almost every other tiny house second bedroom I've seen. I've seen so many just stick a kid in a murphy bed or fold out couch and it kind of annoys me. Like, give the kid the same consideration you give yourself you know? At least they're doing a real room with space for the kids to actually have stuff.

Here is an idea for a closet so you don’t have to shimmy in. Put a rotating rack in, like dry cleaners have, so then you just rotate clothes around until you find what you want. It would hold twice as much and you wouldn’t have to shimmy in.

@tiaravirtuousteam7

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea

@judithnebel-ellis8973

4 жыл бұрын

Mike Reynolds Brilliant!

@clobbersnoggin623

4 жыл бұрын

Ball Gazer Actually your smart ass answer is coming from someone who’s used one before? I doubt it, because mine worked great.

Honestly she’s so informative and like almost concerned. I feel like this whole video was me as a friend telling her hey I’m thinking about going tiny and she just is like “well let me tell you...” and spilled everything good and bad. Awesome awesome I totally appreciate it!

@mrsrussell

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, most informative video ever

@ksu2217

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Don't forget she's OCD and an ex-kindergarten teacher. She sure put all that into good use and almost give us an information overload. Love it.

@kimbrubaker9064

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. You helped my husband and I make the decision to wait for what we could have (like yours) instead of buying something that we would most likely be settling with. Your home is beautiful!

@lindavanocker1841

2 жыл бұрын

What? Just turned 3 and still in nite and day diapers????

@JennYBrenn222

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindavanocker1841 unless you know their routine and their child, you can't judge. Some kids have invisible disabilities/differences. With her being OCD AND an ex-kindergarten teacher, she is an expert in early childhood education. He won't be 10 and still in diapers. It will work out. 😊

i've been sucked into a hole of tiny houses videos.... i love the idea when its just a couple or by yourself but having kids is def challenging.. what happens when they are bigger and want privacy? plus i would feel panicky if my bedroom ceiling was this short. but i just love how pretty all of the tiny houses are and how much storage they have... you would never know

@saritshull3909

5 жыл бұрын

Don't forget that they're very tall. She said that the ceiling under the loft was about 6'8" so you could probably drop it to like 5'10".

@monikaworley4212

5 жыл бұрын

She said 7 ft lol

@skyyytbh

5 жыл бұрын

Marianna P same I cant stop watching them

@alize0623

4 жыл бұрын

Marianna P I’m talking to my husband about building one and we have kids. I’ve found a bunch of layouts that offer closed off bedrooms and not being huge :)

@birkinz2191

4 жыл бұрын

ikkkk what if they wanna do teenage stuff ya know where’s their privacy’s

She is freaking excellent at giving info

@wwaxwork

5 жыл бұрын

You can tell she's a teacher. I learned more watching this video than any ten other tiny house videos.

@patriciat5192

5 жыл бұрын

the hot tuna sandwich ko

@samlsd9711

5 жыл бұрын

She's a teacher! What did you expect? She's not a hobo 😂😆😁🤣 no disrespect to those people but sometimes they irritate me because they take too long to get to the point.

@pawastewhead6474

5 жыл бұрын

A masters in Teaching !! I loved this video

@69mwagner

5 жыл бұрын

True. But I honestly got really annoyed with all the talking, so I just muted it

She will never let that drunk friend forget breaking the Fiesta ware. You can tell.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

He let us park on his property in Durango and is an amazing friend. I was just pointing out that we have driven on extremely rough roads and the only thing that took out those dishes was human error. A lot of people who live tiny don’t want to eat on plastic dishes every night, so it’s nice to know that you can have regular dishes.

@wwaxwork

5 жыл бұрын

I have fiesta ware too & love it. I know I'd make sure if a friend broke a piece of mine they'd hear about it for years, they're my plate babies. Best part is it's tough as nails & hard to break and would be perfect for a tiny house that moves around a lot.

@melissajordan8679

5 жыл бұрын

Yikes.

@samlsd9711

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha She was a teacher, you can tell how she operates. Great on her!

@mustbeahater1554

5 жыл бұрын

And... if they are not at a beautiful location... like a friend's property... btw... did she mention that she is "Type A?" I bet she is a real blessing to know... completely entitled to what ever issue she faces... feel sorry for her contractor.

BTW: You want to make the boys *extra* happy when they are ready for bunking? Set it up with BOTH = UPPERS, that way they have tons of floor space below! We ended up with "loft beds" for our boys - had desk under the bunks. We did it partly for floors space and partly because they all wanted to be top bunk. LOL!

@allie1953

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent idea!

@intherockies

Жыл бұрын

I agree

@RivLoveshine

5 ай бұрын

I definitely think this is the best idea. Plus a curtain can be hung on the bed so that the space underneath the bed is more private.

Her: I don’t mind digging in the toilet, it’s our poop! Also her: yeah I hate looking at shoes

@ALXMARTIN

5 жыл бұрын

Under rated comment

@seasonsdie9569

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like her kids when they get older won't really like it

@lewmie179

4 жыл бұрын

When she said that I was like "...ew..." lol. She do her but it's gross to dig in a toilet lmao

@Dani-si9in

4 жыл бұрын

Henry Kline 😂😂

@paulaoyedele2081

4 жыл бұрын

The list would be endless if we started it.

Out of the tiny house's reviews this was by far the most honest. Thank you for your honest assessment.

I LOVE how she actually tells us the negative points, or the things that's not so helpful or easy for her family so that we can see a REAL visual of tiny homes... Most people are all smiles and faking how hard things are while living in small spaces with children.lol

The husband of this woman is sooo lucky. She's a great talker and can explain well. You know she's a hands on person and knows her stuff. She should try podcast!

My favorite is definitely the boys’ room. So many tiny houses owners didn’t think much about their kids - thinking that it’s totally okay having a curtain covering their sleeping areas and all. But kids grow up and eventually they want their own spaces where their parents won’t “see” them. And if families want to keep doing this for a long time, they should put a lot of thoughts into their kids rather than just the tiny houses themselves. I love your tiny house because it’s the real definition of tiny house. Still have that “home” feels but just smaller ❤️

@jaamesfn

3 жыл бұрын

This is why instead of a bigger tiny home, I’m saving for two small tiny homes for my tween and I. That way he already has a ‘home’ and so so I. I think it’s smarter with tweens and teens. Plus it helps their future, win; win.

This is trully lovely!!! This mom really thought of her children. She gave them a great room!!!!

@HandbagDiva

4 жыл бұрын

kathycrc they are in the loft now & she’s in the gooseneck. No more hubby in the picture

@kristineski6616

4 жыл бұрын

@@HandbagDiva How do you know that they are no longer together?

@HandbagDiva

4 жыл бұрын

Kristine Ski I follow her on Instagram

@erin-pg4hf

3 жыл бұрын

i just checked out her insta and the boys room looks good.

She was so thorough. Like I want her to be over my tiny house build.

This lady is awkwardly getting on my nerves but satisfying at the same time. 😳

@hayley1667

4 жыл бұрын

If she says "boyses" one more time lol

@Wingedmagician

4 жыл бұрын

I hate and love her at the same time. I can feel the type A ocd but also she’s super smart, articulate and beautiful. Sounds like the perfect mom actually too.

@cjohn250cj

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, I wanna stop the video because shes long winded, but then i wanna hear about the next thing. So I torture myself and wait on her next point.

@nora_ray

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad I'm not the only one that is feeling this!

@tonyvelasquez863

4 жыл бұрын

I thought I was the only one lol she spent lot of time in the kitchen lol

Great commentary. Answered many of my questions.

This was like a master class on tiny home building!! Love it. You actually have more prep space than I do in my cottage house. And I don't have a dishwasher. lol. Beautiful place.

@judyreynolds305

5 жыл бұрын

Pattymac Knits o

@sexylipz52

5 жыл бұрын

Man it really was her ass sharing everything ain't missing a beat lmvao!

I could listen to her explain things ALL day. She made her space and her family life so inviting. I loved hearing her stories.

@janeadelaidelennox7193

5 жыл бұрын

DanTheWoaMan I honestly find her chatter exhausting. And how every statement? Is worded as if it’s a question? Ugh. But the information is good and I love her house.

@aldinapiscatelli8989

5 жыл бұрын

Annoying the way her voice goes up at the end of sentences.

@aplicqu8761

5 жыл бұрын

I was so focused on the information, I didn't even hear it. What I didn't hear was the total cost. Only flaw in the talk.

@brittanyk7116

5 жыл бұрын

Not me she gave me anxiety. She over explains...

@catherinezarrella5280

4 жыл бұрын

I just didn’t like how she was up speaking the whole time but I liked her stories

Beautiful home for a lovely and cool family! I've designed mine about 80 times so far and it's just me and my kiddo; he also is reluctant to give up his train table!

@availanila

3 жыл бұрын

I've settled on a tiny house on a fixed foundation built with two forty foot shipping containers and a live roof. It kinda stopped being tiny when I realized that *I love a lot of space* but want minimalist eco-friendly living.

I love how much she cares about her boys and thinks about everything with them in mind ❤️

I enjoyed this tour. It was very comprehensive and your home is lovely and well organized. You always hear people say "I'm Type A...yada yada...", but yes, yes, you ARE Type A, and in the best possible way. You gave details and information that a lot of people just kind of gloss over, but this is stuff people need to know if they are planning to go tiny.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you LeAnna! I was trying to think of all of the questions I had before we started designing and building that I couldn’t find answers to. There’s so much to think about, so I hope it was helpful for some who are working on downsizing and going tiny.

@sykwookiee

5 жыл бұрын

@@candyenrera4294 ...really?

@candyenrera4294

5 жыл бұрын

@@sykwookiee ?

@sykwookiee

5 жыл бұрын

@@candyenrera4294 ...Candy?

@athenkosikwinana8591

5 жыл бұрын

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This is a very homey looking tiny house. I love the art wall in the kitchen. You can tell that Allison had her finger on every aspect of this build because she was very knowledgeable about everything including the tow vehicle. I bet she is missed by her students. Great video as always Chris.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

This is such an amazingly kind comment. Thank you! I miss my students everyday, but I also loooove spending all of this time with my own children. I’ve honestly been surprised by people’s responses to my comment about being really communicative with our builder. It’s going to be your home and you’re paying a lot of money for it. You should get exactly what you need, no matter how many emails it takes. Have an amazing week!

@PidasianHippie

5 жыл бұрын

There were so many other comments that weren't so kind that I thought you deserved some positive comments for all of your great attributes. It is wonderful that you are able to spend the time with your own boys rather than having someone else raise them while you are working. Your builder was probably very happy that you gave him input before the build rather than having him rework everything after it was done. I loved your idea of putting everything into bins and sending him the dimensions for the drawers and cabinets. I lived through building a sticks and bricks house and know what a nightmare it can be. Thank you. I hope you have a Wonderful Week also.

@joesmom0921

5 жыл бұрын

@@peardarling We built our dream/retirement home almost 6 years ago and in spite of the distance between our old home and our present home, I was on the build site everyday!! I just did NOT trust our builder at all after seeing our building materials walking off the job site!! He spent far more money than he should have on our home!!!

@tinkpix425

5 жыл бұрын

I bet that was one of the most smoothly run and easy build's that builder has ever had. Having an idea and a vision of what you want is a good thing! 💞 The proof is in the pudding.. That tiny house is amazing! ♀️💪

@estherstrategicadvisor749

5 жыл бұрын

@@peardarling Here's a tip for the composting toilet that will make your husband's life easier: Sawdust. Videos of people with the same toilet as yours have a container of sawdust beside the toilet. That causes the poop to dehydrate. [One lady used catlitter instead.] Great job in getting the things you wanted for your home, plus it looks very nice. May the Lord Bless you and your family & keep you safe throughout your journeys!

i actually love this woman, she explained everything so well, and is one of the first tiny homes with full-size features. Didn’t look like a necessarily tiny home inside! Very well done.

I’ve got to be honest, I watch these tiny house videos and often find myself rolling my eyes at the folks giving these kind of tours. Not this time. Brilliant build that I can actually fathom living in myself.

This Gal is relatable. I like her tips and advice.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is the most thorough and informative walk through I have ever watched. Thank you for the depth of detail. The detail you provided will be so helpful to anyone planning to build a tiny house. On a more personal note. Your house is very beautiful and well designed. It is obvious that you and your husband put a tremendous amount of thought in the design and layout of your house and the result is awesome. Congratulations with your build!

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Rick! Clearly it wasn’t for everyone, but I hope it helps someone with their design or build.

She's so detailed. Her comments are gold for a tiny home soon to be builder like me!

"I'm a master gardener"....what a strange flex lol What is a master gardener? I've never heard that before

@UncleDutchFarms

4 жыл бұрын

It's a gardening program that's run by local extension offices (I believe) and it's basically an advanced garden training program so yes, "Master Gardener" is an actual title you can earn.

@jwkittles

3 жыл бұрын

UncleDutchFarms but she still flexed.

@yeah4me1

3 жыл бұрын

Just like Master Quilter! Some win awards, teach classes, give lectures.

I've never met anyone who speaks the same way I do and acts the same. She was really honest about what she thought of her own house, what she regret or not regret at all. You can see she thought about every single detail of the house, and it shows, her house looks really awesome. I hope they live a happy and long life in their tiny house :)

GREAT JOB on explaining your well thought out home ✅ LOVE, that you shared the good, not so good, & ideas, etc. BIG take away...... PLAN, PLAN, PLAN, b4 build❗️ She should start a career, DESIGNING Tiny Homes❗️

“Other people’s children listen to you a lot better than your own children do.” Girl, I feel you! Your tiny house is beautiful! ❤️

Gorgeous build. One of the best custom jobs that I've seen. I'm shocked that they spared no expense for her OCD, but there are no solar panels.

@theway5563

4 жыл бұрын

TruthNoLie - Solar is a fad. They cannot harvest enough energy to run the big items like computer monitors, refrigerators, heat or AC. And it is so costly and takes up so much storage with the bank of batteries, converters, monitors and cables. Too much money and work for not enough results. Just use flashlights and a camp fire. Enough said.

I really like her, she's interesting & knowledgeable. I would love to watch a reality show about her & the family. AND THE BUILDING DECISIONS MADE ON THAT TINY HOME REALLY MADE THE MARK & THEN SOME.👏

The kitchen and bath are really nice, but gotta say, I'd feel like I were in a coffin in that loft.

@robnarie

4 жыл бұрын

Right im claustrophobic so that would never work for me

@ms.bosslady8622

4 жыл бұрын

Sooo true. 😒. They don’t have sex in that loft either lol

@angelavargas8608

4 жыл бұрын

Ms. Boss Lady they probably have sex in the shower 😅

This sweet lady is so informative. They thought of everything.

one of the most efficient tiny mobile houses i have seen. the idea im sure is to pick one of the most important rooms a person wants in their house and work around it. everything fits and nothing is cramped, except maybe the herb bed, but still its just for gardening and even people who live in cramped apts, use containers ! this was really a professionally designed use of space. great science in the engineering of the design. I wish you all well.

The only thing I disliked was the loft area. It would be wonderful if you could raise the roof over that part of the house when you were parked, and then lower it when you were moving. The rest of the house is stunning and has many features (and colors) that I would like in my home.

This is most interesting. I didn't get bored listening to her. She covers everything you wonder about. She amazes me , being so thorough measuring every little thing for the storage they needed. She ought to be a planner for people wanting to do this. I hope her husband appreciates her talents.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! This is such a nice compliment. I just read it to my husband and he started laughing. 🤣 My husband does not always love how much I love to clean.

Finally a tiny house that was built thinking the kids 🙌

This woman is a THOW Powerhouse! In 10yrs of tiny house videos & research, she still answered Qs I’ve never found feedback/guidance on. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻& thanks!

24:43 “1 in 4 shoes have E. coli.” LOL. Puts a whole new spin on the 3 second rule

@kristineski6616

4 жыл бұрын

HHHHHAAAAA!!!!!! LOL!!!!!

@reflectionsinthebible3579

3 жыл бұрын

yet she digs in poo

I grew to really like her during the video. I really appreciate that she had gone to so much precise effort to plan what she wanted, and that she made such a point of matter-of-factly informing others of all pros and cons.

’’Amazing tour! Your home is gorgeous! And for all the people saying rude and nasty things about this woman on how she talks, how dare you! Didn’t your mom teach you any common sense manners?You don’t like the way she talks or explains things leave the video and go watch someone else, she was kind enough to give a detailed tour into her life and she did a awesome job!!!!!

I love love ur personality & energy. I learned alot! Ty.

This is the first tiny house I’ve seen that I wouldn’t mind living in. It’s also the first one I’ve seen that feels like the owners put a lot of time and energy into researching every aspect of it. I hate the idea of disassembling furniture to make another piece of furniture for something else, and that’s another reason I like this home.

One of the few videos I can watch without increasing the speed to 1.5 or 2.0. Even though it's 35 minutes long, it contains information that would take other videos 1h to explain. I enjoyed it a lot, and think your home is amazing. Every single detail on the house looks like a ton of thought went into it. I definitely agree with you that it would be better to have more water though. You could possibly use some space in your car to keep another water-tank as a second supply.

@krane15

5 жыл бұрын

Hey you stole that from me. KZread people talk too slow.

@JacquelineUnderwood

5 жыл бұрын

Krane people in video talk slower because it’s better to talk slower and be understood than talk faster and not be. It’s taught in film school. I usually increase the speed too, but it is necessary to have people talk slower. It also allows people reading captions to finish reading the caption and still be with the video.

@krane15

5 жыл бұрын

@@JacquelineUnderwood Incorrect. The people in video that talk slow do so because they are untrained and don't know any better. If the did, they'd know that slow take would put their audience to sleep. On the other hand, professionally trained broadcasters speak concisely, succinctly, and clearly. Broadcaster and newscaster are anything but slow speakers (although the evening disc jockey may be a bit more laid back than his morning counterpart) because they know that would bore audiences and they'd quickly lose interest in what they are saying. In America, the use general English, so as to avoid accents.

@AprilHare

3 жыл бұрын

LOL! I"m the same way! This video was on normal speed for me as well! Too funny

The is the most thorough tiny house tour I've ever seen. Could watch a million like this!

This is the cutest house ever on wheels . She’s such a cool mama bear and seems like such a sweet soul .

Thank you for opening the drawers & cupboards to show the real life set-up & functionality of the cabinets. Many helpful hints on this video. Seems real to me!

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sherry! It was fun to open our home and show others that this life is very doable.

outstanding presentation, she knows every detail. Curious to know how they make a living traveling full-time.

@louiscarrotgirl8604

4 жыл бұрын

Samara Ramos-Brown maybe they work from home idk

@emily_kingham

4 жыл бұрын

That's what I was wondering too!! My husband and I want so badly to be able to just go travel.

@louiscarrotgirl8604

4 жыл бұрын

Emily Kingham Ik and it’s hard because by the time u save up the money to travel, you’ll be old and u wanna do it while ur young

@phyllisa1720

4 жыл бұрын

@@louiscarrotgirl8604 She said she sells stuff on Etsy. Not sure what the hubby does, but it's got to be something he does online.

@HandbagDiva

4 жыл бұрын

Samara Ramos-Brown she vlogs & maybe has a KZread channel as well as selling items on e-bay. There’s a lot of creative ideas to earn money these days.

I love that she was so open about what worked and what didn't. This was a great design. I have the same washer dryer combo and I have the same complaint. For a large family, it doesn't dry well. I ended up having to get a regular dryer. I also was so stoked that they made a lot of allowances because of their children. They are afraid of showers, so they have a tub. They may not be safe on the ladder so they get the gooseneck which has quite a bit of space. So many of these tiny houses seem like the kids were an afterthought. The parents have a nice bedroom and the kids are squeezed up into a loft they can't stand up in. So this was a refreshing change.

The most efficient TH owner. REALLY knows her stuff and has thought everything through. Way to go!

I found that I kept forgetting that this was a tiny home! Amazing design! Also I could listen to her talk for hours!

You can change your closet rod to a slide out version and it probably would help a lot.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

This is exactly what I’m thinking of doing!

@nickoletcampbell4657

5 жыл бұрын

That’s a REALLY good idea..

@summersautumn

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, but couldn't think how that would work. But I was thinking you could the every piece of clothing with a number and make a photo catalog in your phone. That way you can scroll through your closet catalog on your phone, pick out the number, and simply pick it out. What do you think? Btw, this video is amazing! You're a beautiful, intelligent, and lively mother...another that I now envy. You and your husband did an incredible job designing your tiny home! I was just curious if your sons have autism or adhd. I picked up you saying they have some sensory challenges and are very active. It sounds like my son. You seem to be able to keep up with them, though. That's something I'm still struggling with. Anyway, great job and happy adventures!

This has been one of the best and honest guided tours of a tiny house. Thank you for doing this.

This is easily one of the best tiny home tours I have watched. This young woman is great!

I'm sorry people are being so rude on here Allison! I'm super laid back and probably couldn't bother doing all the extensive measuring but totally appreciated some of your insight and ideas on here. Hope the best for your family!

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@sherrykestner9337

5 жыл бұрын

dr Sandra lee. Sanders was not able for a second round and then h

This is my favorite tiny home that I have seen.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍I’ve watched this video like 16 times since I found it and tiny house mama is so detailed and down to earth in this entire tour which is the best.

@yourbestbaconpal

3 жыл бұрын

This is an old comment but like they are selling it I think. Just saw the listing online

First time anyone has properly explained a composting toilet. Some really good information and honestly put.

Very few kids actually do well in school, and would do better homeschooled, but parents and kids dont have that heart. Its the best desision ever!

This was a captivating tour. I am in the very early stages of planning my tiny home or RV. You were so informative and well, just cool. Anyway I think you would kill it if you had a YT channel with your family. I do get it that people enjoy privacy and make it a priority with their kids. That is my 2 cents though, you are perfect for KZread=) Big thumbs up!

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! We’re definitely considering it and trying to figure out how to make it work.

Wow. This was really the Best tiny house walk through I've seen so far. She was super detailed and knew her house very well. Careful planning, actually living vs existing makes tiny house living the way to go. Get off the grid and live...

This is the second tiny home I've seen have toddlers, and the first one that addressed concerns about falling. I'm obsessed with the idea of living in a tiny home, but have a nearly 2yo toddler. I'm really glad to see a family at a similar stage in life out there doing it

Thank you for the education! The good, the bad and the ugly!

She is so cute. I wanna hang out with her. Nice video. Did ya'll notice those buffed arms?...you go girl! Blessings to you and your family! Safe travels!!

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Haha... I want to hang out with you! Love your positivity.

i did not understant the poop-cleaning part but i dont want to

@nicholaskoenig3106

4 жыл бұрын

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I love her tiny house and truck. It's the best of both worlds

I love how casually she's talking about poop 😆 This was a great video, so much information 👍🏻

WOW....you have given us so much to think about. We are in our late 50's with retirement around the corner....I have a 2 story, 1900's home that I swore I was going to die in...lol...but with all the space to keep up i just may before i want to....lol...we love to travel & used to do RVing when our boys were little. Over the last few years we have followed tiny house living & are really falling in love with the idea of less space for upkeep & being alot more financially free. We do have grandkids so of course that will need be considered for sleep overs. Like your place I want a full size frig or comparable, oven, burners, & dishwasher. Im not big on the composting toilet, but could deal with a RV style toilet. Definitely want a tub/shower combo. And unfortunately I can no longer do ladders (disability: knees & back)...so would need sturdy, stairs with handles. You were very informative thank you so so much!!! The teacher in you definitely shinned through. :)

@melshark13

5 жыл бұрын

Wow...we are in the same exact situation.

Omg of course she has a master’s in education. I can see why she’s so organized now 😂 Loved this video!

She’s a vibe! I hope she writes some successful books and sells a lot of beautiful art. The world needs more warriors like her! Also, innovative build-well done!

This home is magnificent and really lacks nothing as far as I can tell - I’d love to build out a tiny home but all of the builds I’ve seen always feel like they’re missing something or they’re cramped or lacking in storage space to live comfortably. This is so well thought out and is just beautiful and seems super functional. And bless this woman for her extremely thorough and detail oriented walk through of her place. All of the details she noted are so helpful to be aware of!

as a mom myself with a toddler in tow this was an absolutely amazing video with GREAT info and things i hadn't considered that i might need to have or keep in mind when shopping for an RV before I sell my house to be a full timer. thank you.

I just want to let you know.... I appreciate how thorough you were. I don’t have kids but the tiny home has been so intriguing to me. You experience is appreciated and I’m glad you shared. Piece and love. 🤪💯

Kudos for being a completely over protective mom ("our boys are terrified by showers" - come on!) and still choosing the Tiny House lifestyle :D

Are we not gonna talk about the muscles this lady has?!? Wow!! Go girl!!

She’s amazing... love her attention to detail

Lovely detail-oriented video in one of my favourite tiny homes I've seen so far. Alison seems like a great mom.

This 5th wheel is very beautiful, it's like living in a real house . I love this one 💙

A wonderful home for kids. Well designed. Thanks for sharing.

This is the best tiny house design I’ve seen!! I’m a mom of 2 littles and yours is the only one I feel I could actually function in. Thanks for sharing and being so detailed- glad to see someone doing this with more than one baby or older kids. Very cool

One of the best most organized tiny home I’ve seen so far. This is awesome.

She did a great job covering and explaining everything! The house is beautiful as well! Bravo mom! You’ve done a great job!

You were an outstanding hostess! Much thanks for sharing your lovely home. So happy you are unschooling your boys!

That is a nice tiny house. I was glad to here about the weight, length and other stats. Thx

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We were really relieved when we weighed it after the build and found that it was so much less than so many other tinies the same size.

@ardtob

5 жыл бұрын

@@peardarling Hi I read your comments/replies and it seems you are bit dissapointed with a lot of negative comments when the video was posted. just want to tell you there are more positive comments now and people genuinely really appreciated this video. It's really comprehensive and I really enjoy all the infos you provide! Thanks!

I love the amount of kitchen space more than anything. Great space.

@wrokgoddess

5 жыл бұрын

MsSassyMT agreed...

I love your honesty regarding mothering twins! I wish you all the best for homeschooling your “wild boys” (heh heh heh) on the road. We homeschooled for 11 years with no regrets! I also love your home! Good info. Beautiful!

this lady and her family need a show!!

Yes the vented ones works so much better you're not retaining the moisture inside and trying to continuously dry... I have a friend who has one in an RV and she said the difference between the non-vented and the vented is significant

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely thinking we want to switch it out for vented. Thanks for the recommendation.

@stephaniesyme1513

5 жыл бұрын

My husband and I are researching tiny homes to hopefully begin having built in 2019. This was seriously helpful information. Thank you!!

Attention to detail is evident by your truly stunning results. You have a real talent for merging practical design with beautiful style. Great work!

Overall I love you home - I think what sells it is how much planning you clearly put into it. I don't think I've seen too many other tiny homes built with this level of planning or forethought. And unlike many other videos where I know it's cleaned up for presentation, I do believe that your house generally looks and feels this clean/picked-up/organized. Thank you for the tour.

I really enjoyed her detailed explanations and transparency. She’s definitely a talker!

Wow. This was so informative and the most functional tiny house I've seen - it checked all of the "I'd have to have" boxes for me. It feels like a real home. Also, this woman is amazing - I'll be checking out the blog and instagram for sure.

This is probably the nicest and most functional camper ("tiny house") I've seen so far

She’s that type that never stops talking to catch her breath

The house is beautiful and more importantly, functional. She is extremely informative and really gets into all the real details most people gloss over. Sidenote: she seems like an excellent teacher. One of the goods ones for sure!

You really made this tiny house a home. Very comfy and well thought out.

When you get tired of living in your tiny house full-time it would make a great cabin. Just out of big deck.

@peardarling

5 жыл бұрын

If we ever settle, a huge deck is definitely in our future.

A lovely home, lovely woman, and a family that gets to live an adventure... many blessings.

One of the best tiny home videos Ive ever watched, if not the best. Shes really honest about things, and gives you a ton of info. Its really nice. I love this set up. Its perfect with kids, and they can grow into it. Thats always a question I have, can they grow with it, will they still be able to have it as the kids get older. And with this one, you totally can. If i was going to go with a design, that I was able to travel with, I would use this as a reference in my build. I love it. It would fit with myself, and my younger son. I love the outside of it too, the whole feel inside. Gorgeous!