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[@sophiedelacoe8300]

I felt exactly the same when I moved out 2.5 years ago - I’m so close to my parents and have never lived anywhere but home, but if anything I’d say we’re even closer now, I still see or speak to them every day and love having my own little home with my dog and partner with our baby boy on the way in August - it’s the best of both worlds 🥰 I promise you will be absolutely fine!

[@Molonamagic]

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[@hannahhilditch03]

I first moved out just before I turned 21. I moved in with my boyfriend at the time into a rented flat and I DREADED it. Much like you it made me feel "grown up" and I didnt want to leave my mum. 6 months later my relationship ended (lol we don't talk about that) and my mum asked me if I wanted to move back in with her and I actually said no! Even though it had only been 6 months I was SO used to my own space by that point. Trust me it's so scary but it quickly becomes your home and you will love it. I stayed in my flat on my own, with my cat for another 5 years. Now, 8years later (I'm 29 now) I'm now in a 3 bedroom, mortgaged home with my now husband and our 3 pets and I still wouldn't change that initial moving out period, even with it including the wrong person, because it honestly taught me so much about who I was as a person and I'm now loving my settled, family era. You will thrive, I promise! ❤

[@mayfaystudio]

Moving out was super difficult for me too as I’m also very close to my parents. For awhile I had a pit in my stomach every time I left their house and overthought the whole thing but it sincerely gets better. It’s helped me grow as a person so much and gain independence. I still chat with them every single day and frequently visit since they’re my comfort. Sending all the positive vibes ❤ 🥦

[@zoeraybould8530]

🥦 so excited for you for this next chapter. Change is definitely scary, but when I’m worried about it I always try and remind myself of all the changes that have already happened and have been good, there’s no reason this won’t be a good change too! Loved this video as always, you’re my cosy KZbin watch always x

[@heatherthomas5191]

I’m also renovating a house and will be moving out by myself in a few months and I’m dreading it. The closer it gets the more I don’t want to go and I’m 32 😂 but like you I’ve also never been to uni or lived anywhere by myself and I’m the last to move out so also feel guilty on my mum and dad for leaving them. It’s so weird isn’t it but I’m sure we will both be perfectly fine! Also that sign you made looks amazing 💜

[@charlottesmith5708]

Han that sign is amazing! I’ve been looking everywhere for one like that but I actually prefer yours 😅 praying it’s a new business adventure for you so I can buy one!

[@shannon201199]

Im 25, I’m just about to move out with my boyfriend, have also spent many nights crying! I also hate change, always lived with my mum, never went to uni, I’m so scared. Also I’m so excited! It’s very normal! Watching you through this process has helped me so much. Good luck to us both! And thank you xxx 🥦

[@TheTattooedCrafter]

Glad the house is all coming together. 100% best decision where the gas hob is concerned. We kept our gas hob for a multitude of reasons but importantly if you have a power it we can still cook or make tea / coffee. I felt the same moving out of my family home. In the space of 9 months I was married and moved house so was a whirlwind. But remember that they are only round the corner helps, plus once you are in you will love your home so much. You’ll make new memories in your new home, parents will be there still to support you and pop over for cuppa teas etc. I bet you’ll find you’ll see your parents even more when moving out than living at home. Trust me you will definitely feel better when you are settled in your home and made it your own. X

[@LCLandDogs]

The cake is so hood it looks good well done

[@ChloeChed]

100% get it! I was the same but 2 years on, gradual steps and slowly getting there ☺️🫶🏼 just makes meeting up with family even more special 🥰 🥦

[@katygoodall5734]

I was also SO nervous to move out - I'd lived at home until 21 and I was and still am so so close to my Mum; honestly, moving out actually strengthened our relationship. The first night hit me hard so maybe be prepared for that, but you've just gotta keep pushing. The feeling of freedom and just having your own space is so worth it and I feel even closer with my mum having time away too! So don't worry about growing apart, etc, bc that won't happen!

[@kerrysmart7089]

Here I am again 😂..just watched the rest 🥦. I moved out at 20, from sunny Leicester to Athens,Greece. It was for work but many years later I'm still here with 3 cherubs. It was extremely difficult moving out but it was originally just for a couple of months. I still get homesick but that's because I can't just pop over for a cuppa, so literally take comfort that you can still spend alot of quality time with your parents my love. I have to wait for Summer and Christmas to do that. I'm sending you a massive hug. But like I said in my previous message, feel the emotions but trust the process. You WILL adapt I promise ❤

[@bethanybotham1723]

I moved out 6 months ago, age of 24. Honestly felt the exact same as it’s such a scary transition. However now living with my boyfriend feels like the most natural thing! I feel that extra level of productivity too. Such a big step can feel like this is what was meant to happen❤️ you will feel the same and you’ll be proud of you home, as I’m sure you are already. Love your vlogs🥦

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Ooh that’s the first i’ve heard anyone say they feel more productive but it makes so much sense! I think i’ll feel accomplished when I’m running a home, and more motivated! Thank you for the lovely comment xxx

[@Kate.Marshall]

Loved this vlog!! Can’t wait too see yous all moved in!! 🥦

[@mowoodhouse]

I’ve been moved out and living with my boyfriend (now fiance) since I was 22 (I’m 26 now) and there’s truly nothing better than having our own space. I do miss my family, but I often have to remind myself that this is just part of growing up. I’ve also always wanted to be a mum and have my own family, so moving out felt like the start of that part of my life, and I am SO happy living in my own space. You’ll get there! 🩷

[@ashetonbeard67]

I love your videos. Me and my boyfriend just bought a house. He has been renting on his own and I am still at home now. I plan to move in this year once we become engaged but I feel exactly how you feel. My heart ties to home make it hard to accept those feelings of being out of my family home. It’s definitely a bittersweet thought and feeling. But I am so happy for you and cannot wait to see where life takes you in the near future! 💜✨🎀

[@meredithpearce2338]

🥦🥦 I wish I could renovate a house from scratch like you have Han! It's going to be so satisfying when you move in that everything's perfect for you and exactly what you want! Xx

[@jessmorrison6047]

In 25 and renovated my first house with my partner last summer and we moved in in November. I was so excited for the move in date but when it came to it on the last trip from my parents to my new house I cried all the way there and felt ALL the emotions. I now feel so settled and love the total independence but it is definitely a roller coaster!!!

[@emmaoconnell7296]

🥦 cannot wait for you to move in and add the finishing touches to each room !

[@emmataylor1712]

My doctor recommended I take my normal high dose meds in the morning and then when I feel it wearing off; take a Benadryl - it’s worked so well for me. She also said to take an ibuprofen with the pills and a mini steamer (home bargains). I feel so much better! Please don’t worry about moving out, I see my parents regularly and we are so much closer now than before xx

[@sarahjane96xx]

I moved our when I was 22 and got married. I was quite teary for the first few weeks cuz I missed going downstairs and just having a cuppa with my mum. But i quickly adjusted. Let yourself feel your feelings. Xx

[@HannahChristina12]

I'm heading on holiday for two weeks on Friday and I cannot wait!! loved loved loved this vlog 🥦 xxx

[@Itschloeanne95]

As Winnie the Pooh said ‘how lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard’ 💕 It’s wonderful that you have such a wonderful relationship with the family and I think it’ll strengthen your relationship even more once you move out!

[@naominesbitt6668]

I felt the same when I moved out 2 years ago, i gradually started staying at the new property and started moving my new bits to the house until one day I never went back, but never set an exact date for moving out.

[@johnhernandez8840]

Fantastic progress, so far. What a lovely home 🥦 Well done. From your fans down-under 🇦🇺

[@clairjarman]

🥦🥦🥦 love all the new house improvements! It’s gonna be so weird watching vlogs in your new house and not the familiar background we’re used too 😁

[@KellyR456]

I enjoyed your vlog last week too. But also enjoy your back to business. ❤ SOOOO excited for you Han. ❤

[@emsaw234]

I moved out for the first time (similar age to you) in Jan and into a home with my boyfriend. Scary at first (lots of tears), but so so worth it. Wouldn’t change it at all. Makes going home to see parents extra special and more exciting, and living with your partner is also so exciting.

[@emilymortimer6419]

The house is looking amazing Hannah! I can totally relate to the scary side of moving out. I'm 25 in a couple of weeks and brought my first home in November and actually moved up north 3 hours away from my hometown, mum etc. If you'd have told me that just 2 years ago i'd have laughed 😳 but my sister lives in the same village and I've settled a lot better than I thought! Even very recently I've felt that "dread" feeling of missing my childhood bedroom and home in general and accepting that that chapter is closed now. But it is so refreshing to finally start your own family home and put your stamp on everything. I would say just to take each day as it comes and really take it all in at your own pace ☺️Xx

[@katycox2958]

I was 19 when I moved out into my own little flat & im not going to lie I really did struggle for the first like 6 months until I really made my flat my own & made it into a little oasis that I felt at home in so it’s completely understandable & valid how you feel but i promise you when you’re all settled in it’ll all be worth it ❤

[@Evabadiva1999]

I moved out at 21 and I’m Now 33. Every time I move I still get sad even if the move is something positive. And believe me, I’ve moved A LOT!!!!! It’s natural! Just embrace it and know it won’t last forever :) think about the things at your house now that makes you feel at home and try to do that at your new place!! Xoxo

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Thank you! Yes I’m incorporating a LOT of my ‘normal home things’ in the new house 🫶🏻 some of it is almost a replica of my family home 😂😂

[@emilyjane1496]

I love your vlogs especially a house update. 🥦🥦

[@kaliwimbleton]

I think you'll naturally feel homesick for a while but just remember your mum is only a phone call away! I spent one whole day at Uni before I chicken'd out and came home because I was so homesick. It takes time but you'll feel totally fine and then think why did I worry so much!🥦

[@FreemanCeleste]

🥦Your Vlogs are so therapeutic and remind me of home especially as a fellow Brit who has moved to the states

[@Rosie4511]

🥰🌟❤️ I moved into my flat about two weeks ago now. I’m 29 years old. Before I moved into my flat I was quite nervous but now I’m in my flat I love it and I love going out then thinking I get to go home to my wee flat🥰

[@kerrysmart7089]

Beautiful home Han. Absolutely gorgeous and gives positive vibes. Your feelings are very understandable my darling. You've been raised in such a loving, supportive environment. You will adjust, it may take a few weeks or so but you'll find a new, unique way to spend time with your family, just as cherishable (if that's a word lol)... new magic will be entering your family life..feel the emotions but also trust the process ❤

[@bethanythomas9797]

Had to comment so I can document how I feel and look back. I got the keys with my boyfriend to our very first house last Friday. I feel so strange because half of me is buzzing and the rest is sad and feels so strange. The mix of routine and house and not having my parents or my cat everyday around me is difficult but the investment of living with my boyfriend is so worth it. I also really struggle with change, I can’t cope with it and become really down and numb but I know it will pass it’s just so weird but reading these comments and your message is so nice and comforting you have no idea 🤍🤍

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Thinking of it as an ‘investment’ feels so reassuring to me! Thank you for sharing your experience 🥹 and congrats on your new home!!! I’m sure you’re in for a lot of exciting memories in this house xxx

[@bethanythomas9797]

I’m just glad someone else feels the same as I do! I feel more settled now which is good! But I like you had never moved out for uni or anything, the longest I’ve been apart from my parents is if they go on holiday 🤣 but I already realise it’s for the best because I’m so much closer to my mum and sister now than I was when living at home 🩷

[@audreyscicluna6500]

Moved out almost a year ago now and it was definitely a huge change leaving my parents - I probably felt quite sad for the first 2 weeks as I am so close to my parents and not seeing them everyday was tough. After about a month everything began to fall more into place, developed a routine and for sure felt so much more settled in. So yes it is hard at first but trust me you won’t regret gaining more independence and enjoying life with your boyfriend ❤

[@seinipifeleti9839]

Run the icing knife/scraper under hot water for a bit and then dry it - a hot knife will get a really smooth surface on the icing

[@ludirectioner2111]

we love a long vlog! So nice to see the house progressing so much! I am from France, I first moved out to go to uni but spent 1 year living with my brother and we were going back home every weekend; then 2 years on my own but still going back home every weekend, so it didn't really feel like moving out. After that it got a bit more hectic! I moved to Croatia for 6 months to study abroad and yes it was scary at first (new country, don't know the language) but I really liked it - it was Covid time too so I spent most of my 6 months at home!. Then I moved back to France but went 8 hours away from home for my studies for about a year, and then moved to the UK, where I am still now (it's been almost three years). Moving out is a big thing but when you know why you do it, I feel like it gets easier. It's still hard sometimes to leave my parents after visiting them as now that I get older I see them get older too, and not being by their sides can be upsetting - but we talk everyday! I also don't like change at all yet my life has changed a lot in the past few years, so you'll get through it too! It's all about finding a balance and adapting to your new lifestyle. Have a great Sunday Han! 🥦

[@briannaharrod979]

So excited when this weekly vlog popped up in my notifications ❤ your videos have become a weekly tradition of mine while I meal prep for the week

[@xoxsophieexox1]

I moved out for uni but then came home again for a while to save up so didn’t really feel I had properly left until I bought my flat and moved in, that was Feb 2020 1 month before lockdown started so had to get used to my own company very very quickly 😳 even being isolated I still settled in quick and loved having my own space, you’ll be fine, hope it all goes well! I’m super close to my family too and now love being able to host them! 💕

[@HannahGeorgia]

Loved the long vlog Han!! You’re going to feel worried but the good news is - your family home is only a drive away 💖🥦 sending a hug!!

[@yasminamagdy8443]

I absolutely love seeing your house updates! Try not to feel nervous about moving in cause you will be fine! 🥦

[@beckyj33]

🥦🥦🥦 really enjoyed this vlog, can’t wait to see you move into your house. X

[@caitlintolley3590]

I moved out 2 months ago and I thought I would feel exactly as you described as I am so close with my mum. I was surprised that it felt nowhere near as bad as I thought it would. We got the keys for our house a few weeks before we actually moved in and my mum was so involved in the mini renovations and moving which was a great experience. On the day we “moved in” was actually by accident and didn’t feel like a big deal at all. We moved our bed and then realised that meant we had to stay. I think this is the main reason that it didn’t feel so bad, because we didn’t make a big deal of it. There was no sad goodbyes, just I’ll see you tomorrow as I knew she would be coming to help us with the rest of what we had to do. I think you just need to let yourself feel how you are going to feel and hopefully it won’t be as hard as you think 🤍

[@thefabuloushannahh]

This sounds so similar to what my experience is at the min, so hopefully i’ll feel the same as you when moving day comes 🤞🏼 thank you for sharing your experience!! X

[@georgiaedenn]

you were speaking about coincidences and how they’re a sign that you’re on the right path… I was thinking “I agree” and then as I took a bite into my kinder bueno, you started making the kinder bueno cake…🤯🍫😂

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Omg 😂 watching my vlog was obvs the right choice for you today x

[@leahbeth97]

Hello! I moved from leeds to northumberland (where my bf is from) in 2019, then we all know what happened in 2020. We were both stuck in our house just us two for lockdown. Took a lot of adjusting but i truly believe it was a crash course in living together and being an adult. Now when i see my parents it’s really something to look forward to, but i do miss having my dad round the corner to help with all my DIY struggles loved this vlog !!! x

[@AliceThorpe]

Eeeeeee! Can’t wait to come and visit 🤩🤩❤️

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Can’t WAIT to have you stay!

[@jadebarry1083]

I’m 26 & I’m in the middle of renovating too. I feel you! I’m sooooo close to my family and it scares me but exciting too

[@gabbyevans7785]

Moving out is scary but think off the positive not the negative 💕

[@izzykervell5761]

Never usually comment on videos but just had to say Wow those wire letters look unreal!! Great job!

[@Lucy.10]

It’s not exactly the same thing, but I moved out to uni when I just turned 18. I moved 2hrs away and because I did healthcare I didn’t have that many holidays when I could go back home and visit my family. When I first moved to uni I really struggled and cried for the first month, so how you’re feeling is perfectly normal I promise. I finished uni and moved into a shared flat, bit closer to home this time though. But by this point I was so used to not living at home I didn’t find it as hard. I guess what I’m trying to stay is it does get easier - it’ll be hard at first but you’ll get used to your new way of living even if it does take a while. And there’s no right or wrong way to be feeling, everyone feels and reacts differently so please don’t beat yourself up if you’re upset or struggling! And the fact you feel upset is a true testament to your parents and your relationship with them. The wire letting looks amazing btw! Sending you huge love 🫶xx

[@lifewithrhi]

I’ve gone for a gas hob too! I had an induction hob at uni and I didn’t like it😅 Your house is coming together so nicely! I’m in the home stretch now with my 1st home reno and I can’t wait to move in🤩🥦

[@ashleyrome1355]

One of my favourite KZbinrs❤

[@SimsBossMom]

Always making it to the end love! Can't wait to see you move in finally!!! 🥦🥦🥦🥦🥦

[@Amy-06]

🥦🥦🥦 really enjoyed this vlog! Best of luck with moving in!

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Thank you!! 😊

[@hannahhughes6133]

Looking forward to this new chapter of your life. Well done for making that sign yourself it looks great

[@kgreen2444]

Dymista nose spray! You can only get it on prescription but it is SO good

[@itsxjessxx]

I moved out at 21 when I was pregnant and moved in with my ex miles away from home. That failed and moved back home with a 4day old baby. Now 24 with an almost 2yr old still at home and my new partner moved in. Now trying to move out as I don’t have a good relationship at all with my mum and she’s wanting to downsize home and kicking us out.

[@georgialaver8417]

Try using pirinase spray for your hayfever, the ingredient is ‘fluticasone propionate’ it’s a once a day one 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽

[@alexismcdonald5995]

Loved this vlog, ❤🥦🥦

[@chloe98x]

Beconase nasal spray is a game changer for hayfever!! Only thing that stops my sneezing xx

[@Sammiiee31]

Han you did so good for the “fancy a cuppa?” X

[@rachmuffins7]

🥦 I have always felt late with strange.People shoved their kids out at 18.And we're like, "K you're ready now!" I lived with my parents until I was 22 and got married. I wanted to stay as long as they would let me. And they were happy with it too!

[@Julianaao2601]

When it comes to the frosting of a cake, I ain’t a baker, but I’m pretty sure the cakes needs to be cold for the frosting to be more manageable 😅 so in conclusion, next time put it in the fridge for a little while 😅 Also, the wire sign came out amazing! WOW well done Han

[@wafasalhi5705]

🥦🥦made it and I loved the vlog can’t wait too the moving out vlogs

[@calvinliu6304]

Yay another weekly vlog

[@frostyx6171]

Maybe this is a weird note, but I love the camera quality!!!

[@meganjalmond]

🥦🥦 love your videos, I'm 33 weeks pregnant and moving into a new house this week, wish me luck🤣🤣

[@inchapt]

omg Hannah, Hannah, Hannah, please put some cute short shelves with plants and other decor on that empty wall in the kitchen. 😍😍😍 (not in a rude way, but I think signs in rooms are a bit out of date sorryyyy 😅😅😂)

[@hannahhughes6133]

I cried for atleast the first few weeks maybe first month or so. I moved 1.30 hours away from everyone I know and without pets. I think it was the shock and the fact I didn't know anyone and the cat situation was very rubbish when your used to a pet 24/7

[@louisepickup5319]

Just had to comment, I love the fancy a cuppa! You were degrading your beautiful work but I thought you did amazing!!!

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Thank you so much! X

[@georgerobinsonmills]

Awesome video Hannah xx ❤️

[@hannahpickard1992]

🥦 You’ll love living in your own little pad Han! 😉

[@Loopylou897]

🥦 Such an exciting time for you, I can’t wait to see it all finished xXx

[@brookekendall8156]

I’ve sent you a DM following on from your question about moving out as too long for here! Xxx

[@bethanymiller2366]

🥦 Loving the vlog!

[@Davidrourke20078]

Are you going to change that brown window in your office to match the rest of the house😊

[@milliem9141]

Can you share your hair routine please x

[@MisSonderbar]

What kind of eyelashes do you use? I am looking for eyelashes for the wedding of a friend in september. The house looks amazing! Will you do a house tour once it's "finished"?♥🥦

[@lifewithelle.]

I think it’s easier to clean gas hob xx

[@molliecooper596]

I HATE DESPISE my electric hob! So dangerous with kids also as they stay hot for ages. 100000% gas hob for the win

[@thefabuloushannahh]

Hadn’t even thought about that with kiddos, but so true!!

[@oliviag2411]

🥦🥦🥦 loved it!

[@journey4288]

Where did you order your sofa from and how were you able to get it delivered in a week?

[@hannahhughes6133]

Where's the zip up you're wearing in this video from?

[@rowanemiily]

🥦 obvs xxxx

[@thefabuloushannahh]

You’re the best 🫶🏻

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Don't need to waste your money on expensive skin treatment. Use a base of coconut oil and finish with Vaseline. If you have really bad skin problems take blackcurrant seed oil supplement and vitamin D (get outdoors take some sun rays ☀️ and if necessary supplement vitamin D). Avoid make up and for ultimate good skin better your overall health doing keto diet 😊 carbs are no good for skin issues and in some cases dairy aren't good as well.

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