Couple Can’t Believe What Their Neighbor Decides To Open In Her Home, Have To Live With Screaming And Crying
Having good neighbors is like winning the lottery — not many of us get to experience it. Some people have to deal with neighbors parking on their side of the property; others might deal with overflowing trash, barking dogs, or a loud motorcycle.
This couple’s home was their quiet oasis until a new family moved in. They decided to open a daycare, and that meant screaming infants and toddlers for the better part of the day for the neighbors. Although the couple wasn’t childfree, they still hated the noise, and the woman went online to vent about how it was driving her absolutely insane.
A woman vented online about how her neighbor’s daycare was causing her stress
She wasn’t a child-hater, but the screaming infants and toddlers next door were still driving her insane
Most commenters expressed support for the woman: “This would make me cry and scream with the toddlers”
Others shared similar noisy neighbor experiences and what they did to cope
However, some advised the woman to suck it up and get over it: “They have as much right [to inhibit] their living space as you do”
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you can hate the sound of crying and screaming kids but not hate children, to that one comment. i hate screaming whether its an adult or child, it just so happens that children scream more often. i can barely have our balcony open during summer because of children screaming from early hours to late in the evening but i dont hate kids, people are however childfree for a reason
It's the noise, not the daycare, so I would try to research if you can have them issued something about that.
Upvoted but the problem *is* the daycare. It's a daycare for kids. It's going to be a source of noise. What I don't understand is zoning that allows a commercial establishment that is potentially a nuisance to be run from a home in a residential area.
Load More Replies...If you bought a place zoned for that, that's fair. The neighbour is just trying to make a living. If you want a quiet adult only loving space you need to get a place that's only residential or move outside the city where you can have more space. This is what living in a city is neighbours are noisy, invest in noise cancelling headphones for business hours.
you can hate the sound of crying and screaming kids but not hate children, to that one comment. i hate screaming whether its an adult or child, it just so happens that children scream more often. i can barely have our balcony open during summer because of children screaming from early hours to late in the evening but i dont hate kids, people are however childfree for a reason
It's the noise, not the daycare, so I would try to research if you can have them issued something about that.
Upvoted but the problem *is* the daycare. It's a daycare for kids. It's going to be a source of noise. What I don't understand is zoning that allows a commercial establishment that is potentially a nuisance to be run from a home in a residential area.
Load More Replies...If you bought a place zoned for that, that's fair. The neighbour is just trying to make a living. If you want a quiet adult only loving space you need to get a place that's only residential or move outside the city where you can have more space. This is what living in a city is neighbours are noisy, invest in noise cancelling headphones for business hours.











































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