A neighbor complains of his baby's crying and his response has revolutionized social networks

A man tired of the baby-inevitable-crying from his neighbor from above left him intimidating messages at the door of the apartment. The creature's father was scandalized by the lack of tolerance and he shared the posters on social networks reflect a reality that occurs in many buildings and whose only solution is for children to grow up.

Without identifying, the neighbor threatened: "While they wake me up, I file a complaint in the community, their children are their responsibility." In addition, he added: "Please make sure your children do not shout at night and early in the morning. They are not alone in the building. "The baby's father @duque_nacho responded bluntly:" The girl arrived with a factory problem: There is no switch to stop his crying No volume button to lower it. If I played the drums at 4 o'clock in the morning, it would be my fault. If he's crying because it's wrong, that his teeth are coming out or anything, I think it's not anyone's fault, "he replied.

The thread is very long but some of the best sentences of this father shot by fatigue and messages from his neighbor are memorable and many may feel identified. "I deeply regret that a baby disrupts your dreams. I am the first interested in sleeping well because that's how I would do it too. Between one and the other, we spend five years sleeping with grief. "

"Fortunately, my children are my responsibility, it's a good thing they're not yours." "You're late in filing a complaint, because tonight it also promises, hopefully, the Supernanny commits community and solves the problem. "

Finally, Duque explained that her daughter was not crying all night. "He wakes up every two hours and cries until he goes to sleep again." It's been five or ten minutes, anyway, he understands that he can wake up neighbors and he understands that it's unbearable. "Enough to wake someone up? Yes, annoying? Of course And I'm sorry"

And he ordered never to ventilate the shreds of the neighborhood in the sun. "Next time, I opened the door when I was going to tell you all about it in person. The notes are very childish. Good night. J & # 39; hope. "

The tweets have had thousands of comments and reactions. There are those who have shown their solidarity with the father of family and others who have understood the neighbor who gets up early to go to work and who has to face the crying of the son of someone's d & # 39; 39; another.