As we get older and time goes on, we may find ourselves ready to start our own families. You may think that expanding your family may mean that you have to move to give you the right amount of space that a baby will require. However, with some renovations, your home will have more than enough room to raise your new child. This way, you can avoid moving and still make room for your family’s new addition.
If you are in need of a nursery, a room addition is a must. This will of course provide room for the baby and their belongings but putting a nursery together is also a fun and exciting way to prepare for your baby. Picking out different paint colors and materials is a great bonding experience for new parents. Giving your nursery a whole theme can be done with custom cabinets, wall sconces, and even wood workings. These elements will really help tie everything together. As your baby gets older, adjustments can be made to the room to accommodate their needs that will vary throughout the years.
When a new baby is on the way, you may want to consider expanding your kitchen. As your family continues to grow, you will be cooking for more people. You will also need space for highchairs for meals and snack time. More people also means more clean up. Installing a dishwasher will be a huge help when it comes to daily dishes. This will give you more time to spend with your family rather than worrying about nightly cleanup. New appliances can also be installed to ensure that everything matches seamlessly.
Adding a bathroom or remodeling one may be helpful when welcoming a new baby. Installing a soaker tub with a detachable shower head will make for an easier bath time. An additional bathroom will also provide more space as your family member count grows higher. Designating a bathroom to your kids is a real time saver because it gives you your own bathroom space to use at your convenience. There will be less of a struggle over someone hogging the bathroom or taking too long to shower.
When it comes to furniture and flooring, you definitely have to think baby proof. Darker colors are better for hiding any stains or mishaps. Tile or wood flooring is ideal for an easy cleanup. It will combat against stains and spills while adding style to your home. It is also a good idea to baby proof any lighting sockets or cabinets that your little one can get into.
If you think that you may need to make some renovations to prepare for your growing family, contact Streamline Construction at 800-965-9728. We will set up a free consultation so that you can gain more clarity on pricing and possible project ideas. You can also visit our Instagram and houzz to see both our previous and current work. For more information about our company, blog posts, and customer testimonials, visit our Streamline Construction website. We will gladly help you with any future projects.