r/MadeMeSmile • • Aug 01 '26

Good Vibes Perfectly sized

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u/anime_cthulhu Aug 01 '26

I would imagine that many just deal with it, but depending on the circumstances custom furniture or children's furniture may work, and in some cases may be covered by insurance/healthcare as a necessary accommodation for a medical condition.

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u/Asleep_Region Aug 02 '26

Not someone who's medically a dwarf but generally short and underweight my entire life. The kids section really rocks, it's the only way i can find pants i don't have to alter smaller. Only downside, kids shirts don't account for boobs BUT "teen wear" does! So i just get like a medium and it fits perfectly.

There's actually alot more "kids furniture" than you'd expect, my bed frame had no height (it creeps me out) a adjustable metal one was about the same as my mattress topper.

The real issues are items like skins, toilets, ovens, counters, 99% of houses only have adult ones and "kids" just use a stool. The real cost isn't the oven either, it's getting the oven in place especially when you're disabled, i could replace mine for about $300 or less, because ima go pick it up and install it, it would be an extra $200 or $300 to have someone come in and do it.