A WOMAN has been criticised online after claiming her neighbour was making too much noise in the morning.
The woman posted on social media that her neighbors were already causing a nuisance, even though the school holidays had only just started.
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She admitted that she already knew she was “really grumpy” about the situation, but that it didn’t stop her from complaining.
The mother said: “Now that the summer holidays are well underway, it has become clear that getting up and going into the garden at 8am is their routine. And they scream. A lot.
“Then they go inside at 10:00 and it is quiet for a while.
“I can deal with it, I have two children and I know that’s just how children are.”
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She said that her house was adjacent to two other houses, and that small children also lived in those houses.
And because there was only grass and fences, and no bushes, the sound was not absorbed and everything sounded extra loud.
The mother explained the problem: her eldest son, 19, worked late and woke up early because of the screaming.
She added: “Most shifts mean he’s home by 11pm and in bed by midnight. He’s becoming increasingly frustrated with the morning routine of the neighbours’ children.”
“I really feel for my son because he is woken up 90 minutes before he has to get up for bed. next one “The service is pretty miserable,” she continued.
The mother continued asking questions Mothernet users if it was unreasonable to ask them not to let their children out before 9am.
Many people responded in the comments, but they all said she was overreacting and that she should just accept the noise.
Someone wrote: “I understand it’s annoying, but you can’t just ask them not to use their garden at 8am in the summer. Can your son use earplugs? 8am is not early.”
Another commented: “8am? You are being completely unreasonable. Get earplugs.”
“There are alternatives to asking the neighbor’s kids to be quiet – which is impossible and rude by the way,” wrote a third.
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Meanwhile, a fourth said: “He has to wear earplugs. He sleeps during the day. It’s completely unreasonable to expect your neighbours to restrict their lives during normal family hours to accommodate that.”
“Very unreasonable,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Oh p**s off! Get your son some earplugs. Yeah you know, you’re ‘that’ neighbor.
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