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    I would choose letter (D.), i chose it because there could be things going on that you don't know about and if the baby cries all the time, that might mean that there is something wrong. how old is the baby? (if you know)

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    I wouldnt pick any of your choices. You dont want to get into a fight or not be friendly with your neighbors. Just explain to them that they need to try and control the crying a bit and just tell them whats on your mind (nicely, if possible).

    Ashley

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    I have a one year old and I don't think she's cried as much in her whole existence as that kid does in a day. Most babies don't cry non-stop like that unless they're being mistreated or something is medically wrong. I'd try option B first along w/bowler's idea of talking to the management. If that doesn't help, then I probably would try option D and just say it sounds like something might be wrong.

    Agreed with all this, down to the 1-year old (well, 17 month-old).

    Option D is actually not a bad option, but I'd try B first to see if you get an explanation.

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    I have no idea how old the kid is. I couldn't even give you a physical description of my neighbors. We have taken a course of action. Now, we randomly pound on the walls and scream during normal daylight hours for no real reason. There is no motivation here except spite. Sorry Ashley, but nice doesn't really work for me. :-)

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    Haha....interesting method, have you done it at night?

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    Yeah we started it off last night doing it every time the Red Wings scored.

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    Too bad they didn't score more than 3 goals,maybe they'll get the message good luck with this situation take care Steve

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    We have taken a course of action. Now, we randomly pound on the walls and scream during normal daylight hours for no real reason. There is no motivation here except spite.

    Dude,
    that is just EVIL. Let me know how that works out for you.

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    Now, we randomly pound on the walls and scream during normal daylight hours for no real reason. There is no motivation here except spite. Sorry Ashley, but nice doesn't really work for me. :-)


    I'm too afraid not to be nice! haha But pounding on the walls and screaming is funny (but not the way I would have gone about it)..gotten a reaction from your neighbors yet?

    Ashley

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    No nothing yet, but the stupid baby was crying again this morning. Luckily I wake up at 5 a.m. for work.

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