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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have read numerous studies that smaller homes (not teeny, but 'normal size') make for closer families.  The studies I read about this mentioned the number of daily interactions/forced passings in the home.  You engage in more conversations, interactions, etc.  People aren't in the separate wing of the home of in their gigantic bath-in suite kid bedroom.  From what I've seen IRL, there is a lot of truth to this.[/quote]

My sons (2.5 years apart) shared a bedroom from 2 and 5years old until the oldest was in 8th grade.  We did have an extra bedroom.  They are so close.  We had a friend our age over who has a brother with the same age spread and he mentioned he shared a room with his brother too and they have an incredibly tight knit bond.  Our master bedroom was next to my boys' room and I would hear the chatting and giggling at night.  It was really sweet.  IT also was their 'territory'.  [/quote]

Umm but they can also hear you😬🙈[/quote]

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