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You know, this is very true. Currently, uncle and cousin live with us. The difficulty has been the balance between her not being used the loudness/business of our family and my feeling like I have to constantly, and unnaturally, constrain my children from their normal play, excitement, and voices. But if we work to be together, we can balance out and we all learn grace and patienceI think the people who tend to be disturbed are people like me who never had younger siblings and who have no children. We're just not used to it. People who have big families learn to just tune it out.
When our niece and nephew were younger, crayons and a notebook worked like a CHARM! (Or you can slip them some Nyquill...kidding...it was tempting at times...) but no, crayons worked! Now our niece loves Church, in fact, she even shushed a bawling infant! I looked at the kid's parents and we all started laughing...the "church laugh" you shake and a your eyes water but you are TRYING not to make noise!She's one. Be gracious. Can she sit on your lap? Will Daddy jigglying his leg up and down bounce her to sleep? May she have a crayon and paper? Do you have cherios on hand?