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31 replies

3DcAndMe · 19/04/2014 16:38

How big is your house?

Bedrooms?
Bathrooms?

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saladfingers · 20/04/2014 13:00

2 DD 15 & 7
2 DS 5 & 4
3 bedrooms 1 bathroom
3 youngest share largest bedroom. Teenage DD has box room
Would like to move to 4 bed asap.Need extra toilet/bathroom and to give DD2 a room of her own.
At what age would you think it is inappropriate for boys and girls to share?

LucyLastik · 20/04/2014 13:11

3 DC - DD1 is 10, DS is 5 and DD2 is 3.

2 bed flat with 1 bathroom

jasminemai · 20/04/2014 13:13

Soon to be 3.

2 bed flat with 1 bathroom but still have lots of free floor space

AnimalsAreMyFriends · 20/04/2014 13:24

2 ds & 1 dd, myself & dh

5 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
1 downstairs cloakroom

We made a conscious decision to move to a supposedly 'lesser' area, 4 years ago, so that we could have a bigger house. Doesn't feel like a lesser area at all - we love it here & the dcs have the kind of childhood we did - playing out all day, only coming back when they are hungry!

littlepeas · 20/04/2014 15:43

3dc and a 4th on the way.

3 large bedrooms
2 bathrooms and downstairs loo

We only have 3 beds but the house is very spacious - 4dc could easily share one room if necessary.

MultipleMama · 20/05/2014 19:09

6 DC aged: 5, 3, 20mo (mcma twins), 5mo (adj) (dcda twins).

6 bedrooms (1 downstairs guest room)
3 bathrooms (1 ensuite, 1 downstairs)

We're hoping to buy a house this year...

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