I had too many kids so built a bedroom in the garden to fit us all it even has a bathroom & an AirFryer for the kitchen
A MUM with nine children has revealed how she made more space at her home to make sure each of her kids has enough space.
Danielle, from the UK, took to social media to show off the annex she turned into a bedroom after clearly running out of space in the main home.
In the clip, she said: "POV you build a bedroom in the garden coz you had too many children."
She showed the empty shell of the annex in the garden - with cement floors and wooden building structure before transforming it into a dream bedroom.
The mum announced that the annex would be for her second eldest daughter so she could have some more privacy and had received planning permission for the new building.
"We built a Granny annex for our daughter," she captioned the post.
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Danielle then showed the annex in all it's glory and the completed look.
While it was totally empty to start with, the mum managed to section off the annex into three rooms including a bathroom, walk-in wardrobe and the bedroom.
The bedroom was still empty as her daughter was yet to move her stuff in but was kitted out with a double bed and desk.
The walk in wardrobe had built-in shelves and rails from top to bottom to make the most of the space.
To the left of the wardrobe was her daughter's private bathroom kitted out with a shower, sink and toilet.
It was decorated using gorgeous grey slate tiles for a modern feel.
People were quick to ask for more details in the comments and praise the mum for the tiny home transformation.
One person wrote: "But are you not tempted to leave the kids in the house and you move into there."
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"Absolutely!" Danielle replied.
Another commented: "I hope this goes to the eldest."
Danielle explained: "Second eldest, the oldest has a flat on side of house."
"That kid is extremely lucky," penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: "I would love this, I’d wanna add a little kitchen though in case it’s raining so I ain’t gotta walk to the house to get food."
"Dream bedroom,” claimed a fifth.
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Someone else added: “I want that room."
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