The neighbours were getting angry with little Leo waking them up 😠
‘My mummy doesn’t want me to feel anxious or upset with these change to my normal routine. So she’s finding ways for me to feel happy, like running around my living room, dancing in my living room, playing with my favourite toys in my living room.She wrote a note back in her two-year-old son Leo’s name
Lauren, a freelance make-up artist, wept after reading the original note, which was pushed through the door of her Birmingham flat. Lauren’s mother, Sarah Burgess, said: ‘I haven’t seen her because she’s in isolation, but she rang me sobbing, saying: ‘Mum how am I meant to keep him quiet?Sarah said Leo was a ‘typical toddler’ but is not noisy and is easily pacified. And she said the row was the last thing the pair needed as they tried to keep their spirits up.
‘At the moment Lauren and Leo are stuck in the flat,’ she said. ‘I buy all their food for them and leave it outside their door, and the only time they get to go out is to sit on the lawn in front of the block.’
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