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Open plan living with a small baby and a tired husband

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AspirationalToiletries · 23/11/2007 17:53

How do you make it work?

We have an open plan living/dining room and a three month old.
DH is watching a film, I am feeding dd.
She snortles
He turns the volume up
She finishes and grizzles briefly till The Burp
He turns the volume up more
I put her down and she coos happily in the bouncy chair
More volume

We only have one television.

Do I have to closet myself with dd in the (frankly pokey) nursery? Build an extension? Banish dh to the shed? Buy ear defenders? What am I missing?

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justaboutbacktonormal · 24/11/2007 11:44

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mollythetortoise · 24/11/2007 19:55

agree with all the others.. a three month old baby is NOTHING in the noise department compared to a whining 12 month old, a shouty 2 year old and a non stop "why?, why?" 3 year old and a chatty 4 year old. He needs to get use to it now and change HIS behaviour to accommodate the baby. Don't you dare change YOURS (or your baby's)

Waswondering · 24/11/2007 20:33

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Nbg · 24/11/2007 20:35

Christ what did he expect when you had a child?

Peace and quiet from then on????

Rip the bloody volume button off the controller!!!!

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