House placement on an unusual plot

I absolutely cannot confirm that. As children, we knew exactly which room was bigger, and it was only about small differences.

But a 5-year-old child doesn’t start with the standard of measurement and subtract the sloping roof. You just need to compare favorite colors in equally sized rooms: the delicately pink-painted one wins over the toxic green football field on the wall. I think differences and their non-disadvantage can also be explained quite well and understandably to children. Of course, it also depends on the parents themselves and how they tick. For example, if one parent has the trait of envy and mentions it at the dinner table (they earn more than those and I), then the children pick that up and use it to evaluate things for themselves.