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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2025 · 5 MIN

#8 - Three Kids, One Room, Countless Questions

from Tidy Tidbits · host Tidy Dad

🛏️ Tidy Tidbits: Triple Bunks, Tiny Room, Big FeelingsEpisode Summary: When a commenter suggested that our shared kids' room only works because we have three girls, it sparked today’s episode. Because here’s the truth: small-space living can work—with boys, girls, or any mix in between. But it takes intention, systems, and a little mindset magic.In this five-minute episode, I’m sharing:* The bold decision we made to give our kids the biggest room in the apartment* Why global norms around shared rooms look very different from the American ideal* How organizational zoning help manage the chaos* Our approach to boundaries, bedtime, and shared spaces that actually functionLinks to shared kid bedroom favorites:🛏️ Our triple bunk bed helps to make sure our girls have plenty of floor space to play!🤸‍♀️ This zip-up bedding lets up easily make the beds without doing bunk gymnastics. And I have a discount for you - use code TIDYDAD at checkout for 20% off an order!💡 These clip-on reading lights let our girls read in bed without bothering each other.📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe

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