I'm a non-confrontational but very anxious person, and today my neighbor approached me. She said tha…

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I'm a non-confrontational but very anxious person, and today my neighbor approached me. She said that my kids have been keeping her up since 8 AM – stomping and throwing toys(( She goes to bed at 8 PM and asks for quiet until 10–10:30 AM. I try my best to keep things quiet, and if they start acting up or running around, I try to stop them. When it's warm, we go outside, but even in the morning (we wake up around 7:30–8:00 AM), while I'm making breakfast, my youngest might get noisy: emptying toys from a bin or jumping. I think moms of two-year-olds can probably relate. So how can I relax now? I'm going to be constantly on edge, worried I'm bothering people(( P.S. Just while I was writing this post, my little one decided to take apart a car, throwing it on the floor 🥴 Soundproofing the floor isn't an option right now, we're renting, and I don't have a lot of extra money at the moment.
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firuza manafova
Forget about it. If sleeping until 10–10:30 AM is so critical for her, she should move to a private house. What now, tie the child up so she can get enough sleep? You're already trying to minimize noise, and at 8 AM, children have every right to run and play. It's daytime, not nighttime.
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Keri
These are your neighbor's personal problems, you're just dealing with normal household noise during permitted hours.
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Alena
There's nothing you can do, just try to stick to a routine as much as possible. Maybe lay down a children's play mat, you know, a soft one, so the noise from toys doesn't bother the neighbors so much)
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Tatyana Molodchinina
and valerian root
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Anita
Let her buy the valerian herself.
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FoXy
I always feel sorry for my downstairs neighbors in my thoughts, and with the baby, I think they haven't slept with me 😁 I tell my husband they'll soon stop greeting me, and he told me he's ready to buy their apartment to make it a duplex 🤣 of course, he's joking... But mine are still quiet.
Yours, on the other hand, wants a lot, kids are kids.
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Kse niya
Alena We had this mat, but for some reason he doesn't like it. He demands we remove it, and then he either uses it as a fence or piles it up. Maybe we'll try just laying down a carpet with a pile, maybe that will be a little better))
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Mariya
There's no way around it. She lives in an apartment building, so I have to put up with the noise. You don't exactly float through the air, do you?
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Alena
Alena The parents living above them had children too, and toys or balls would fall on the floor, making a terrible racket. They complained and argued too, my mom said it was unbearable 🙈
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Yulya
Our upstairs neighbors are out of their minds. It would be great if they at least slept at night. But they jump around until 2-3 AM. And they're not little kids anymore, the girls are 7 and go to school. 8 AM is normal, especially considering the child's age.
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Tatyana
OMG, they're making noise on the floor...
My upstairs neighbor's son is 1.2 years old... he bangs on the radiators starting at 6 AM (they wake up early)!
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Olya Gulyuk
You can make noise during permitted hours, but if my child starts going crazy, I explain. At your age, I tried to occupy them with quiet games if they woke up early. In the evening, it's generally useful to involve them in quiet, calm games... Also, a thicker rug on the floor helps reduce noise from sudden falls and throws.
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Tatyana
There are actually noise regulations...
In Moscow, they're the most relaxed))) You can make noise from 7 AM to 11 PM...
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firuza manafova
Tatyana Really? My friend who lives in Moscow says the exact opposite: they supposedly have a strict curfew on noise. Renovation work (drilling, hammering) is only allowed between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM, plus a mandatory quiet hour from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, and using noisy tools on weekends and holidays is completely forbidden (according to her). In some of our regions, people haven't even heard of such a quiet hour, and it doesn't exist 😂
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IRINA
Tatyana But that's not true.
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IRINA
Tatyana That's right, noisy renovation work can't go on non-stop, like from 9 to 13 – that's not allowed, there are some regulations for that too.
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firuza manafova
Tatyana Yeah, she mentioned it's tough in that regard, for sure. You have to be really strict. We bought apartments just 3 months apart. I only recently finished my renovations (spent 1 year and 1 month on it), and she hasn't even done half of hers yet
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IRINA
Tatyana If it's a new building, it's simpler, I think there are three years without restrictions, you need to read the law
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firuza manafova
Tatyana No, it's not a new building. It's a resale with grandma's renovation. This is actually the first time I'm hearing about new buildings from you) Interesting 🤔
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Mayya
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