to get a sound proof room so i can escape dd crying

[AuntiePickleBottom]

it's an ongoing problem where dd crys all the time, it is getting to the point that i really don't want to be around her any more as i know from the moment she wakes to the moment she goes to bed it is contant crying.

I will gave to ask the hv about sure start centre.

Also when I am on my parenting classes tomorrow I will ask about different ways of dealing with the crying

Hearing test is a very good idea.

I bet she whinges a lot doesn't she? I have 2 2.8 year olds who are slow with their language and the bloody whinging and whining and crying when I can't immediately tell what they want from the pointing and wailing is so draining!

So no advice, sorry - hope it get's better soon.

Please don't feel like the world's mum- you are far from that. Sometimes it is so hard to see what is staring you in the face. I work with children your daughter's age and a lot of times a parent will feel they have let their child down by not spotting something that a practitioner picks up on, such as speech problems, development delays and hearing problems. Sometimes it just takes a different perspective.