Couple Is Raising 2 Toddlers in a 215-Square-Foot RV, and You've Got to See the Inside

Tiffany has also learned a lot in particular about raising toddlers in such a small space, and her tips need not just apply to those also living in tiny homes.

"For us, day trips have been huge. We've hit up so many libraries for story time, and we've visited places like aquariums, beaches, lakes . . . the list goes on and on. Our 3-year-old especially has been learning a lot from these trips — we like to think that every day on the road is like preschool! She is learning so much!" Tiffany said. "We've noticed that getting out regularly keeps everyone from getting cabin fever. We've also had to be really aware of our kids' needs. For example, our daughter is an introvert, and we realized early on that since we're living in a small area together, we had to be really intentional about getting her some alone time to recharge. We try to play it by ear on a daily basis how both kids are doing and what they need."

When asked how in the hell a family of four could go from a dream home filled with belongings to a 215-square-foot trailer, Tiffany says they definitely spent more time cleaning and getting rid of all their extra stuff than renovating the entire Airstream, to put it into perspective. So when it comes to organization and storing all of the necessities that made the cut to be brought on the road initially, Tiffany says that there's actually a constant cycle of purging that ensures everything — from the kids' toys to everyone's clothes — is neat and tidy.

"Simplify, simplify, simplify. We did a huge purge of our stuff before moving into the Airstream, and periodically, we've gone through our things to see what we aren't using," she said. "This especially applies to toys and kids' clothes; whatever we're not using is moved out of the toy box and clothing drawer. Sometimes we keep them elsewhere if we think they'll be useful later, and sometimes we move these things on to someone else, but either way, it helps us keep things from piling up. With all of our things, we try to keep it minimal but practical."

Check out the way the family is keeping it simple in the throes of their new mobile lifestyle ahead.

Because they've purged many of their belongings, Ocea and Cedar have much fewer toys than they likely would have had the family stayed in their larger home.

"Who else has littles that love to clean? Please tell me this never ends?," Tiffany asked on Instagram.

For Cedar, he's definitely into those blocks and chowing down on his red ball, as any 1-year-old would be fond of.

Even in a tiny home, Play-Doh finds its way in!

Instead of being cooped up inside the house, the family can spend a ton of time outside the trailer when the weather permits.

Tiffany says that the Airstream came with one of the most comfortable mattresses she's ever owned, and now that she has zip-up bedding, she actually loves making the bed.

How cute is Ocea's little sleeping nook, complete with panda pillow?

Babies bathing in sinks is never not cute.

Every girl who uses makeup can relate to everything being strewn about as you get ready, and even with a tiny bathroom sink, Tiffany's experience seems to be no different!

It's definitely a lot easier to pick an outfit when you've given yourself and the kids capsule wardrobes.