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Andrew and Julie Mitchell's current home is starting to feel the crunch after the arrival of their third child.[HGTV]

Erik and Kim Tallmeister moved into their Toronto duplex in 1997. Since then their family has doubled, and the two and a half bedroom home with an unfinished basement no longer accommodates this family of four.[HGTV]

When Rod and Jennifer Cunniam were married, they moved into Rod's former bachelor pad and quickly started a family. It left no time for personalizing her husbands space leaving Jennifer feeling like a visitor.[HGTV]

Robert and Kim Kowalik needed space to accommodate a growing family and felt a five bedroom home in High Park was the perfect place to call home.[HGTV]

Helen and Andrew Yee have lived in their large suburban home for 15 years. It was perfect because it followed the Feng Shui principles of good energy flow. But the good energy came to a halt when the 3 kids came along.[HGTV]

Problems abound uniting the two families of Parveen and Andy, into one home for all.[HGTV]

Gerard and Laka's home is very small, and they are in the process of expanding their family by adopting a child and their home could work against them if it doesn't meet the adoption requirements.[HGTV]

Chris and Stephanie's starter home seems too small after the arrival of their new baby. Stephanie wants to move to a larger home to raise Bella and hopefully more children, but Chris wants to fix this place up and stay.[HGTV]

With dangerously unfinished renovations, a freezing cold kitchen and a laundry lined basement it has become clear to Chris and Petrea that their dream home no longer works for this environmentally conscious couple.[HGTV]

When Leigh and Erin's family grew from four to five it became clear that space in their artistically adorned abode wasn't adding up, a fact that split this couple down the middle.[HGTV]

Despite taking 27 years to realize their dream of homeownership, Doug and Ellie rushed into their house overlooking its total lack of function.[HGTV]

The longer mother and son, Natalie and Brandon live in their 1100 square foot home, the smaller it seems to become.[HGTV]

John and Rebecca rushed blindly to buy a house just in time to start a family. 15 months later with hopes of another baby on the way, their two bedroom home has split this couple down the middle.[HGTV]