Single Mom raising son in kid-friendly spacious Tiny House on farm

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• TI

  @TinyHouseExpedition · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Fortunately, just after she signed on with Mint Tiny Homes, Kayla learned she was pregnant, so modified the tiny house design to be baby/child-friendly. It&apos;s an adorable, comfy home with loads of storage, including a walk-in closet. Little Indie has lived his entire life there &amp; is thriving. The 34&apos; THOW is parked on a friend&apos;s 10-acre farm, where dad lives too--a wonderful modern family arrangement!💖<br>👉 <b>Watch a TOUR of a family tiny house with 3 bedrooms:</b> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWqTly6QUmI">https://youtu.be/hWqTly6QUmI</a>

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• JA

  @Jackie-fw9ek · 3 years ago

  I wonder what she does for work. Sounds like she gets to spend a lot of time with her kid. Being able to stay home is a blessing

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• KA

  @kamivelasquez3119 · 3 years ago

  I adore this tiny home and the mama and Indie and love that the dad lives nearby. Maybe the parents will end up together - but even if they don&apos;t - they are both able to be present for their son in incredibly beautiful surroundings. Kayla is very beautiful and laid back and has created a wonderful home for herself and her son. Absolutely gorgeous

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• PE

  @peri3818 · 3 years ago

  I like when she said she hated being so secluded but then she saw it through her sons eyes and the benefits to him and now really likes it. &nbsp; A good example of looking at the gifts and not the negatives.

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• SH

  @ShadowMor00 · 3 years ago

  My favorite part is that she teaches her son a new affirmation every week ❤️💕

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• LU

  @LuvMyCardiKids · 3 years ago (edited)

  For the skylight, have a cushion (like a sofa cushion) made for it. Measure the dimensions of the skylight and make a cushion that’s just ever so slightly larger than the dimensions. It’ll stay in with just friction and will totally block the light.

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• CH

  @charlidabomb3723 · 3 years ago

  This is a lady who has figured out that it&apos;s all about living for your child once a child exists in your world. The late night partying, social life aspects are no longer the goal. The goal becomes security, quiet peaceful places for your children to have sweet dreams and great nights of sleep to grow and thrive, fresh air and sunshine and animals for their bright days, nature and life and water and grass, all the goods. She even has the benefit of his Dad being close by even though she&apos;s not necessarily his partner, she still let&apos;s them be close and bond which is so important to a boys life. She has a great start going for her boy. I wish her the best and kudos for being one of the ones who figure it out quickly, thats is, the things that raise beautiful humans.

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• FA

  @famousnobodyz · 3 years ago

  I love how she personalized every inch of her tiny home.

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• B_

  @b_uppy · 3 years ago (edited)

  One cheap alternative to blackout curtains is the foil backed foam, attached to the foil faxed and backed bubble wrap. Add magnets to attach to the skylight/window frames. &nbsp;<br>This also reduces heat and cold loss. &nbsp;<br>You can make them yourself pretty cheaply.<br>Love the dedicated storage. &nbsp;Things I store would be more mixed.

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• HE

  @heathersmall9403 · 3 years ago

  I loved this family….Austin is just patiently waiting in the wings. &nbsp;I think he clearly loves this woman. &nbsp;The son is lucky to have such an involved dad even if his parents don’t end up together. &nbsp;May God bless you all.

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• FR

  @FreebornLivingWoman · 3 years ago

  Indy chose his parents well .... May they all be blessed with continued good health for that is their wealth 💖🙏💖

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• MS

  @msuehale · 3 years ago

  She has utilized every bit of space which is fantastic. &nbsp;Love the homey effect. &nbsp;Perfection.❤

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