Last night (Saturday). I was putting my daughter to sleep in my mums room so I could have a full night sleep. (I being have bad nights with her) it's the front room so road and people going by.
It was 7:30pm freezing the kids were playing out a few doors down screaming, sounded like someone was getting killed or saw something in horror.
My little child 18 months was frightened by it all, shouting no at window.
So I went outside saw one of the mums told her my little one frightened by the kids screaming. She said oh no hope she be okay, I said yeah mum just calming her so just gonna ask kids to be a little quiter (2 of hers was out screaming)
Another adult was out not a parent to any the kids but playing a game with them.
I asked very nicely. All said sorry. I told them it's okay.
Today I was outside coming back from picking stuff up with my partner n much older friend. the other mum kid had a right go at me infront of everyone 2 other parents and the kids for "having ago at the kids telling them to be quite on a Saturday night"
I told her I didn't have ago I asked nicely, she had ago saying I shouldn't be saying anything to them.
And what happens when it's summer time. I said it doesn't matter in Summer time as my daughter will be out with them, she give me a duck you look.
The other mum didn't support me cause their bestie. Another mum who I thought was a friend didn't stick up for me.
I already find it hard to talk to parents in the neighborhood I am not like them, drink and smoke.
I'm an outcast, I'm very very nice kind to everyone, I play with the kids in the neighborhood as the kids love my daughter and enjoy me playing games with them as I'm a big kid
I worked with kids since I was 16 years old. Now in 30s but mind is in teens due to learning problems and disabilities.
I want to cry. I don't want to go outside now. I feel like we shouldn't play out now. We would play in back garden but it's not safe.
I just want people to stick up for me.
One of the kids did and the other adult but not infront of that witch mum.