We live on a 'family compound' with my parents and siblings. It's made raising our daughter much easier. - Business Insider
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We have our own house, but my husband and I live on the same property as my parents and siblings.
There's a popular saying that it takes a village to raise a child. I'd always understood the saying as a metaphor. But when my husband and I decided to build a house on the same property where my parents, younger siblings, and my brother's fiancé live, that adage became a lot more literal. Now, we're raising our daughter on our "family compound," with our village right next door. A compound wasn't the initial plan, but living here has been an incredible experience
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