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  • 2ndFamilyDC
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 211

    #16
    Originally posted by caligirl
    I have a 9 month old boy here, who can double those higher numbers......and the mom thinks its so cute.........:confused: I tell her that when he does that ear piercing 'wake Elvis from the grave' screams, I say his name very sternly and he stops to look at me, then I say 'shhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!'.........it works for me, but it doesn't help that mom thinks its cute and encourages it at home

    I will never understand why parents think that is cute, but I know many of them do. :confused:

    Your lucky that your little one stops. I find that they will stop that particular scream, but another one soon follows. ::

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    • 2ndFamilyDC
      Daycare.com Member
      • Aug 2011
      • 211

      #17
      Originally posted by Sugar Magnolia
      I started losing my hearing about 7 years ago. About a year and a half ago, my left ear checked out completely and my right is deteriorating (probably from the noise here). So take some genetic hearing loss, a history of concert-going and add daily screaming/general noise level. Presto! Hard of hearing. Sometimes, its a benefit, but mostly it ****s. I need hearing aides, but can't afford them. In this noisy environment, I'm not sure I want them anyways.



      Ok, after reading this I have come to the conclusion that this is happening to me too. After 22 years of hearing little one sceam at such unbelievable decibils I noticed that my hearing is not what it used to be.

      This is no laughing matter.

      This morning I have heard my little one let out that scream 25 times in an hour. Just does it randomly. Sometimes in frustration and sometimes just because she can. And each time I jump and it truly hurts my ears. I am going to find some kind of ear protection to wear from now on.

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      • Country Kids
        Nature Lover
        • Mar 2011
        • 5051

        #18
        Originally posted by 2ndFamilyDC
        Ok, after reading this I have come to the conclusion that this is happening to me too. After 22 years of hearing little one sceam at such unbelievable decibils I noticed that my hearing is not what it used to be.

        This is no laughing matter.

        This morning I have heard my little one let out that scream 25 times in an hour. Just does it randomly. Sometimes in frustration and sometimes just because she can. And each time I jump and it truly hurts my ears. I am going to find some kind of ear protection to wear from now on.
        Oh my goodness, I was just thinking about wearing the ear protection thing yesterday! Could we legally do something like that? I was thinking they would say it impairs our hearing more so it would be a no no. Does anyone know if we could do that or not?
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        • hoopinglady
          Daycare.com Member
          • Oct 2011
          • 245

          #19
          My own 2 year old has taken to this dolphin-like wail for his whiney cry...ugh, it's awful.

          I say, "is there something you WANT????" He nods, stubbornly. "TELL me"

          Why does nature create sounds that make you want to throw a child?

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