WE'RE MOVING!!! EMPTY HOUSE TOUR!!! 

they are all toddlers so it doesnt really matter, also its what she did growing up with her siblings and she turned out fine.

@@LizzyPernod she grew up in a small house but wasn’t shoved into a room with all four of her siblings. buying a home with all that extra space while actively continuing to have kids but use that extra space for your influencing and give them ONE room is insane.

4 babies/toddlers/little kids in one or two rooms is fine

@@noorbohamad5796 yeah two rooms is fine not one

@@joannchapman9601 then I guess in the future the Funk boys could be in one room and the Funk girls in another room their new house seems to have plenty of space

@@noorbohamad5796 why wouldn’t they save themselves the hassle of having to move all the clothes out the room, finding somewhere for all the clothes to go, finding a new office space, decorating both rooms, moving furniture around surely it would just be easier to do all of that from the start before they fully move

@@joannchapman9601 Pretty sure she said they're renovating first

Parents make the decisions not their kids

little kids can share until preteen/teen. That was a huge room for 4 kids especially if they're mostly in cribs still. Once they're older. 2 bunk bed set ups would still leave tons of room. They don't need privacy or their own rooms until they're preteen/teen and then separate boys and girls. Also she didn't say they'd stay there forever. I had 2 brohters growing up and the boys shared and I shared with my mom until I was in highschool then they had their own rooms and I shared with my mom.

Totally agree.

Easy...2 bunk beds... also she plans on having 2 more babies!

@@wendypederson243so that would be 6 kids in one bedroom. Doesn’t seem too practical. Plus I feel like when they get older kids need their own privacy not saying everybody gets their own rooms but at least separate the boys and girls.

@@mk2683 I'm sure they will figure it out all by themselves ;)

This I’m confused on how u buy a 3 bedroom home w 3 almost 4 children and want 2 others and expect to fit them all into one room. Like she’s taking the other bedroom, it doesn’t seem fair to the kids to do that

their home insurance will require preventative measures since they have kids[

They have alarms on all the doors she already said that. Pool gate also doesn't matter if he can unlock doors. Just watch your kids

@@jgmgreen01 ????/ never heard of that LOL the house I live in now my mom bought 10 years ago when my niece and nephew were 3 and 4 and no one made us take preventative measures cause of children. They can't MAKE you do those things if you have kids.

@@isabellalockwood5858 insurance agent here! They can and most likely they will. Due to the rise in children dying from drowning with no pool enclosure, insurance companies are now requiring homeowners with and without children to have at least a 4 foot fence around the pool that locks. If you have a pool with no fence/latch, they will cancel your insurance within 30 days.

probably like the amount of rent that would need to be payed or something. ofc idk if this is the reason, but it could be one:)

Cause kids can share rooms. they don't need their own rooms until they're in the preteen/teen stage. And she showed us 3 separate rooms that can be converted into kid rooms if needed. Office can be the girls room once they're older, boys can stay in the original room and office can be converted in the garage. Also 3 bedroom is plenty with 4 kids. 2 per room. Kids don't need their own room.

Because little kids sleep better when they have other people around. They are going to get more sleep and peace of mind.

Thank you everyone is complaining about that but it’s like they are really little rn so it doesn’t matter rn and I’m sure they are gonna change that when their older yk even if they don’t it’s not our business

They're all still little. That doesn't matter until 12/13 years old. Boys can have the original room girls can have the office and change the office to the garage.

@@isabellalockwood5858 California regulations are no more than 2 children per room after the age of 5, as well as separating gender at that time as well. But I agree it is all good now, I just remembered her saying that in a video prior to the gender reveal.

@@laurenlouise12no

​@@laurenlouise12do this policies also apply to people that can't afford this living arrangement??

Shut up

Sharing rooms is fine until 12/13 years old when you start hitting puberty, then girls and boys should be separated. But otherwise I don't see the issue with sharing

Seems to me like Super’s been learning to talk since like at least last year but um uh yeah sure whatever

I wonder that too

Thank you so much!!