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[studioYMW]

There’s not 1 thing I would change about this gorgeous home. It’s literally turn key, bring personal belongings and that’s it.

[MEH]

You should leave all the kids stuff because with an Airbnb that big a family will definitely rent it and that would be a plus to have things for the kiddos

[mattlosee]

As a guy with kids, finding an air bnb that is kid friendly and stuff for them to do is a big selling point. Less stuff for us to pack and bring when the house has everything.

[DocPlaysBad]

Keep the crib!!! When my son was younger it was really hard to find places to travel to that had a crib for him to sleep in. It's a great thing for a nice Air BnB to have.

[Deuce]

I’m glad the comments are all about the kid stuff. I couldn’t even watch the whole video before coming here and being like “BRING IT ALL BACK” I would absolutely pick this over somewhere else seeing it having the crib and bunk beds and playroom etc

[quinnzelreign]

I would keep all the extra decor and supplies for your other houses on the property.
And definitely keep the kids stuff. So many large families rent air bnbs. It can be stored in the walk-in closet.

[Gidyupcowboy]

We stayed at an Air BNB in CO for spring break. We actually needed stuff for big meals and to make a birthday cake.

[carriekay]

Leave the utensils FGS...we never have enough utensils at Air B&B's! Save crib and kids playhouse! put the playhouse in a corner of the deck!

[mpz]

That is a beautiful house! I would only throw away things that are broken. The more there is in an Airbnb the less you have to bring with you. Especially if it's a family. Put the crib in a closet in case someone needs it. Better to have and not need, especially when you already have it.

[D-VALmasonry]

My company did the stone work(fireplace, interior archway, exterior wainscoting, flowerbeds) on your new to you house. We also did some masonry work on other houses that are within your resort.

[BigYak]

Matt, I have stayed at a few AB&B. I am very inclined to cook for my family. Tools are important. More times than not I don’t have enough tools need to cook a meal. It’s SO much better to have the tools available to use and not need them. It doesn’t hurt me to not use them opposed to needing them and not having them. I would highly recommend keeping them!!

[judithberry]

Put the crib in the walk in closet. Someone might rent it that needs a crib. Already having one available so that they don't need to deal with bringing their own pack and play is superb! I would also keep the play kitchen and other toys so that the kids that stay there have something to play with. You will get great reviews for having such a wonderful play space for children. Maybe swap out some of the chairs in there for bean bags or a small couch that could be turned into a bed if needed or both.

[KELLSEY]

That little flat knife-shaped spatula might be the most valuable kitchen tool I've ever owned. It's great for spreading everything. Like getting anything out of a jar, or putting jelly, peanut butter, mayonnaise, mustard, or Nutella on bread...it also will get the last bit of anything out of a jar. Seriously it's the kitchen tool people don't know they need. There is no such thing as too many kitchen tools.

[TheFishNerd]

The way I cringed when you threw out the kids stuff.
As someone who travels with toddlers, I LOVE it when places have stuff like that.

[malk]

I'd say give Mere & Jenna the keys and let them do their thing. Mere did a wonderful job with the 'House on the Hill'.

[amandagunnarson]

Put the crib in the giant closet. I loved it when airbnbs had a walk in closet for babies/toddler, had their own space but also still close.

[TheJustinChronicles]

I dont see the reason why you would get rid of all the kid stuff. People do vacation with children and those children do get bored. Leave all that stuff in there for them to play with. Especially when its hot out in the summer, that gives the kids something to do inside in AC

[denisegagner]

Listen to Jenna.

Keep more than you throw.

[marybristol]

I love a kitchen stocked with extra utensils etc., if you rent to large groups they will use all that for serving meals. I put extras in my pantry if there wasn't drawer space...or to restock when things broke

[tonycrispin]

As an air b n b host, leave the kitchen over stocked, people cook way more often than I imagined when traveling lol