Mother Is Furious After Receiving Letter From Landlord About Her Two-Year-Old Son

Most parents worry that their toddlers are making too much noise or are acting up too much in public. Usually it’s just paranoia, but every once in a while people will take action to make sure someone else’s kids stay quiet. What happens when you’re living in an apartment in really close quarters with other people? Aside from taking your children outside to play at a park or playground, how are you supposed to keep your child from making noise?
This is the exact situation a family from Netherfield, Nottingham had to deal with when they got a less than savory letter from the landlord… 

SHARE this article with your Facebook friends who are parents. I’m sure they will have a strong opinion about this story. 

Let’s face it, toddlers love their play time and it’s pretty much impossible to keep them quiet forever. 

Most parents who are raising children in an apartment or flat know the feeling of worry when it comes to the annoyance they may be causing others. The next story is every parent’s worst nightmare. 

Meet two-year-old Callum and his parents Sapphire and Kyle. Until she received a note from her building manager, she never thought she was doing anything wrong. 

Callum and his mother Sapphire live in a one bedroom flat (apartment) in Netherfield, Nottingham. Like most parents, Sapphire lets her son play with his toys and run around.

In December 2016, Sapphire received a letter in the mail that she had never seen before. 

Let’s take a look at the letter that has people wondering whether the housing department went too far…