Summary
A mother in New York explains why her family of five chooses to live in a two-bedroom apartment, with all three children sharing one room. She highlights the benefits of shared living, such as fostering communication and respect among her children.
Key Facts
- Sarah Almodovar, her husband Peterson, and their three kids live in a two-bedroom apartment in Washington Heights, Manhattan.
- The family intentionally chooses to share a small living space to emphasize relational closeness.
- Each child has a personal space within a shared room, using triple bunk beds.
- The family believes that boundaries and communication are more important than having separate rooms for privacy.
- Their apartment is about 720 square feet and has been customized with DIY projects over the years.
- Sarah's social media reel about their living arrangement was viewed over 24,000 times.
- Many other parents shared similar living experiences and arrangements.
- The family believes fulfillment comes from relationships and cooperation, not accumulating possessions.
