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[Ep. 3] The newlywed home that we built for two often felt like a waste for the three of us to spend time comfortably. The large furniture gradually became burdensome, and the things we had kept to a minimum felt like a blessing when we brought in the baby's luggage. When planning a space, it's hard to consider only the current situation or to reflect too much on the future. When decorating our newlywed home, how much should we have thought about the future when the baby would be born? But I wonder how much we could have imagined and planned for situations we hadn't experienced. One thing that surprised me while raising a baby was that we changed the space more often than we thought. Of course, it was natural for the space to change because the things we needed changed depending on Won-i's age. After the days when we only had a bed and a nursing chair, we started living on the floor filled with toys and books. Since we couldn't fit the baby's luggage in one corner of the living room, we thought it would be better to have Won-i's own space, so we changed the dining room into Won-i's room. I heard that you don't need a separate baby room until the age of 7, so I thought I could leave it a little more like a newlywed house, but in the end, the dining table was moved to the living room and the living room became a dining room. They say that the living room will be TV-free when the child grows up, but for now, our house will probably be sofa-free to secure space. Our space will change from time to time as Won-i grows. I always put off recording because I don't like the current appearance, but when I look through the photo album, there are times when I like the old space much more. Let's never forget that the present is the most beautiful. People, and the house. #Record Club #신혼집에육아한스푼 #쏘유리네집