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My youngest lad is going to be 5 next month.. AFAIK he's up to date with standard hearing tests, but the little bugger conducts the majority of his conversation at ear splitting volume. .
Normal for a rambunctious little shitfox or cause for concern?
Normal
[s]Noisy[/s] kids
FTFY 🙂
I get concerned when my kids are quiet. It usually means they're either ill or have done something naughty.
My eldest was always quiet my youngest is like a fog horn.
For 5 years 'Indoor voice please!' was the most used phrase in our house.
Normal. But if worried ask for another hearing test, better to be told he's a rambunctious little shit fox than find out in a few years time he's missed hearing half his school lessons.
Whisper quietly 'would you like chocolate for breakfast'
If you get no reaction get his hearing checked
;/)
The youngest are always foghorns. Totally normal.
I think you've got away lightly there anyway as boys have a more tolerable pitch. My daughter has the pitch of Kate Bush, and the volume of a foghorn.
As above: "Indoor voice, please."
Failing that, Led Zeppelin at full whack often sorts it.
The youngest are always foghorns. Totally normal.
This I think.
just give him a good back hander and again if he starts crying, that'll learn him.
The youngest are always foghorns. Totally normal
Glad to hear it's not just ours, our wee one is tiny, blonde and looks utterly angelic but by crikey she rattles the windows when offended!
Can I publicly apologise to our fellow forumites and neighbours. The noise through our wall must be terrible. Sorry mate.
As above - one of my most said phrases recently to our 3 year old is - 'Little voice, please.' She does respond, for about 2 minutes, and then it's back to foghorn levels.
She's currently playing with the cat at the opposite end of the house and I can hear every word!
For 5 years 'Indoor voice please!' was the most used phrase in our house.
🙂 yup sounds familiar !
Enjoy it you'll miss them when they are gone (maybe not at first but certainly after 5 years or so)
She's currently playing with the cat at the opposite end of the house
Sudocrem ?
This thread reminds me of discretely trying to wild camp with junior. Someone suggested playing Led Zep loud, don't, before long he'll be playing Led Zep Riffs on a guitar through a 150W amp and you need to be on the moral high ground when you insist on him using headphones.
Whisper quietly 'would you like chocolate for breakfast'
If you get no reaction get his hearing checked
Good skills!
Sudocrem ?
If it was quiet I'd be more worried.
Sudocrem and associated creams are now kept out of reach due to seeing that thread!
Could be an attention seeking tactic, he's learned that he gets more SHOUTING.
[quote=thegreatape ]The youngest are always foghorns. Totally normal.
This I think.
my eldest is the loudest and most excitable
He seems incapable curtailing this
Duct tape.
Standard Issue 5 year old - it's when they're quiet you want to be worried.
Gin