Queensland mum stunned by angry neighbour's 'unreasonable' note about crying ... trends now
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A new mum was shocked to find a note left in her letterbox complaining about the amount of noise her four-month-old son makes.
Tiffany, 36, said that she burst into tears after finding the message which had been typed on an A4 piece of paper by an anonymous local from Redcliffe, north of Brisbane.
She shared a photo of the passive aggressive note which has gone viral and sparked a divided reaction on Facebook.
'I'm writing this on behalf of your neighbours and wanted to reach out to you regarding the noise level coming from your residence, particularly the crying of your baby,' the note said.
'While we understand that babies cry and a newborn can be tough, we can clearly hear everything from the early hours of the morning, throughout the day and into the evening.
Tiffany, 36, was 'in tears' after finding the message which had been typed on an A4 piece of paper by an anonymous local from Redcliffe in Queensland
'The prolonged and frequent crying has disrupted your fellow neighbours. Some of us work from home and others are shift workers. We have tried closing our windows and doors and even have turned on appliances with the TV and radio and the crying is still being heard.
'We value being good neighbours and respecting each others' space but wanted to reach out and ask if it would be possible to close your rear doors and windows while the baby is feeling unsettled.'
The note ended
