"Knock knock"
A knock on the door broke the peace in the house. The child also stopped playing, and I couldn't figure out who would come to my house so late.
The landlord has three children, the eldest daughter is 3 years and 8 months, and the twin sons are 1 year and 11 months old.
I live on the 19th floor, and the 18th floor is unoccupied.
On the evening of December 15th, the three children were bouncing around the house as usual, playing unscrupulously, which I had long been accustomed to.
At this moment, there was a sudden knock on the door.
Confused, I opened the door.
The knock on the door was a girl, 28-29 years old, with her hair draped, rubbing her little hands and saying embarrassedly, I am a resident on the 17th floor, is your child playing?The sound insulation of the community is so poor that my child was woken up as soon as he fell asleep shortly after he was born.
I was shocked by what she said. I thought: I live on the 19th floor, can the sound reach the 17th floor?She seemed to understand my doubts, and before I could open her mouth, she said, "Yes, it's still loud."
I was a little embarrassed, so I hurriedly apologized and said goodbye to her.
After closing the door, he said to the child: I can't jump around at home in the future, there is a baby sleeping downstairs.
In the past two days, as long as the child has a loud voice, I will stop it. But sometimes the child is disobedient and will still throw things and make noise.
As for me, in addition to shouting and scolding, I am also muttering psychologically, is this loud voice, will it be noisy downstairs?
Harmonious neighborhood relations need to be maintained together, thinking about what others think, being more tolerant and considerate.
The soundproofing, which I would not consider when buying a house, created a big problem for me after handing over the house.