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Over concerned neighbour

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Whatintheworldgirl · 30/12/2023 21:49

I live in flats. I can hear everything and I mean everything in my upstairs neighbours flat. Toilet flush, cough, morning sickness 3am vomits, the tv, their arguments, you name it I can hear it. She's aware of this and my assumption is she can hear my flat too so we kindve have a laugh about it in passing and then go about our day.

So as I mentioned previously, my neighbour has literally just had a baby. December 22nd. Throughout her pregnancy she had been smoking we*d and her and her partner have had huge intense fights, huge ones. Don't worry I have taken necessary precautions and contacted necessary people about certain things but I've come here to ask a really random question. If I can hear literally everything, why have I never heard her baby? From people with new borns, are their cries loud? If I can hear her throwing up, surely I'd hear her baby? I'm trying not to poke my nose where it doesn't belong (I am fully aware I'll probably get some people telling me I'm a noisy Parker and to get a life) but the mother has been going through a lot. Sometimes people need help and support, sometimes it's necessary to check in. To make sure everyone is safe but at the same time if anyone has had experience where their newborns are quiet and just snooze all the time then I don't want to cause distress to anyone because im clueless. I've attempted knocking with a 'welcome to the world gift' but no answer and I've text her to say congratulations, what's your little ones name and she read it but not replied. I'm just worried

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MistletoeandJd · 30/12/2023 23:22

Hmm

Your kids played together but asking if newborns are loud ? 🤔🤔

Have you heard her in the flat ? Her partner ? Other children?

kittensinthekitchen · 30/12/2023 23:22

Based on this comment a couple months ago, it seems your friendship deteriorated a lot since you were really close....

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/4934029-fed-up-of-the-smell?reply=130420512

Had you patched things up at all before the baby was born and you sent her the (ignored) text?

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This is probably going to make me sound awful but my upstairs neighbour is driving me insane. Every bloody day, all day, she's smoking weed. The...

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AnneValentine · 30/12/2023 23:42

kittensinthekitchen · 30/12/2023 23:22

Based on this comment a couple months ago, it seems your friendship deteriorated a lot since you were really close....

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/4934029-fed-up-of-the-smell?reply=130420512

Had you patched things up at all before the baby was born and you sent her the (ignored) text?

Wow.

SpicyMoth · 31/12/2023 01:20

kittensinthekitchen · 30/12/2023 23:22

Based on this comment a couple months ago, it seems your friendship deteriorated a lot since you were really close....

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/4934029-fed-up-of-the-smell?reply=130420512

Had you patched things up at all before the baby was born and you sent her the (ignored) text?

Doesn't sound particularly 'friendly' at all to be honest - From either side :S

AuntySueDoesntGiveAShit · 31/12/2023 01:34

SpicyMoth · 31/12/2023 01:20

Doesn't sound particularly 'friendly' at all to be honest - From either side :S

It doesn't does it .
In light of the problem you had with her Op , you can't be surprised she hasn't answered your message. Doesn't answer the question of why you haven't heard the baby though.

IHateLegDay · 31/12/2023 01:38

Do you still hear the older child?

CoffeeMama89 · 31/12/2023 02:07

Whatintheworldgirl · 30/12/2023 22:17

Just as an edit, we are friends. Not just neighbours. We spent the entire of lockdown together. Ever since I moved in we had coffees together every morning and our kids played together. I babysat a lot. Things changed when she got her new partner understandably but she seemed a lot more reserved. I myself understand mental health so I let her know I was there but not overwhelming her. I even pumped up her birthing ball. She sent me photos the day of her girls birth and photos of her older daughter holding her in their flat but that's it. Not heard her or spoken to her at all. This is my meaning behind the post, do you think everything is okay? I care about her and I don't want to overwhelm her

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/4934029-fed-up-of-the-smell?reply=130420512
Now I’m really confused. This doesn’t add up at all!

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This is probably going to make me sound awful but my upstairs neighbour is driving me insane. Every bloody day, all day, she's smoking weed. The...

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tralalalalalalalal · 31/12/2023 23:33

Please explain op!

Brightandbubly · 31/12/2023 23:42

Is this real op?

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