We Lived Through Four Renovations – Here’s What We’d Do Differently
What They Don’t Tell You (but we will!)Show Notes
Today, we're talking about something a little different but massively relatable if you're a parent (or about to become one)… What They Don’t Tell You about Renovating Your Home! From dodging the dust, juggling kids and channeling your builder, we're sharing our top lessons from four house renovations – the good, the stressful, and everything in between.
In this episode, we’ll talk about:
How having a baby makes you suddenly want to renovate
Creating a liveable space during chaos
Delaying decisions and living in the house first
The all important budgeting hacks
Top tips for surviving the dust, builders, and deliveries
So, whether you're planning a project with a baby on the way, mid-build, or just love a nose around other people’s houses – we hope this one inspires you!
Let us know your renovation tips (and fails!) at [email protected]
And, if there's anyone you would love to see and hear on the podcast, we would love to know!
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