<prompt> Human: Our house is too small 720 sq ft and Im pregnant. We already have one son who is 11 years old. Our house is obviously very small and there is essentially no storage space. We cant afford to move to another house but we need more space. We were planning on adding on to this house as it is very solid and we like where we live but we own our own business and while business was good when I got pregnant it has taken a drastic turn for the worse and we are struggling to make our bills...so adding on is not possible right now. We plan on cosleeping but our bedroom is literally so small you can barely open the door without hitting the bed so a bassinet wouldnt fit in there. I am pregnant with a girl this time so my kids sharing a room wouldnt work either and there is such an age gap that it wouldnt work either. We looked into buying a small camper trailer and parking it behind our house so that we would temporarily have more space but I cant imagine paying for that and not putting the money towards adding on to our actual house assuming we could get approved for something like that. The bank said they wont loan money for additions the house without us refinancing our home, etc. Any advice on what to do? We are at a loss and any advice is welcome. We already work full time and then some so second jobs arent possible plus no one wants to hire a pregnant lady anyway lol.  <response>: I think you have tons of options. This is really an interior design planning question. 4 humans can quite reasonably live in 720 square feet. Is there really no co-sleeper small enough to fit? Like what about this That looks to be only 27 inches wide. A baby could stay in that to 8 months 20 lbs. Babys bedroom after that could be the living room. Baby will probably not be sleeping a lot after 8 months when your son is home, so it shouldnt be a problem. The real issue will be keeping the living room quiet enough after babys bed time, but some kids get used to it. Also, the other family members can go into their bedrooms perhaps. But, that probably isnt the best solution forever. I think it would probably work until the kid can climb out of the crib, 2, or 3 years old? Maybe by that point youll have the money to do an add on. If not, I think the third phase is that the new baby now 3! gets your bedroom if you think they cant share a room. You and Dad sleep in the living room, possibly on the nicest futon or pull out you can afford. Obviously, that isnt great, its a hassle. Youll have to talk to your 14 year old about boundaries, especially. A screen or curtain might help, depending on the layout. 4 years of that. But then, presumably your older son might go away to college. You get your room back, and baby gets the smaller room. When son comes home for Christmas etc. he gets the living room. To really make this work you need to be ruthless at every turn with unnecessary possessions. Even now, really evaluate whether all of the things you feel you need storage for, are necessary. It may be helpful to buy some multi functional storeable furniture, such as a folding table as your dining room table, stacking chairs, the above-mentioned sleeper couch, curtains, dividers, Ikea curtain cord hangers. This blog might help? 