"For $20,000 more, the family bought six tiny houses and placed them on the piece of land. "[The children] were able to pick their own cabin design and decorate them how they wanted," Keli said. "We simply asked the builders to not put in the barn-type door in the front but to put in a regular entry door instead." Next door, there is a tiny house that is made up of two bathrooms for each of the couple's two children. The pool house is one big room that measures 180 square feet. There are several seating areas inside, so the family can hang out together and play games. "When we lived in a house, the kids spent much of their time in their own rooms," Keli said. "They'd come downstairs for snacks and meals or to use the bathroom. It is the same in the village. As teens, they spend a lot of time in their own cabins and will come to ours very often to get snacks or at mealtimes. If we need them for something, we simply knock on their cabin doors instead of their bedroom doors."