Control of Unreasonable Levels of Dust and Noise Specifically there are times that they may not use any machine, machinery, engine, apparatus, tool or contrivance that is noisy or makes a lot of dust.
Before 6 am and after 6 pm any day of the week.
Before 6 am or after 5 pm on a Saturday.
On Sundays or public holidays.

Previously the legislation only applied to a handful of public holidays: Good Friday, Ascension Day, Day of the Vow, Christmas and New Years Day.

Control of Unreasonable Levels of Dust and Noise Specifically there are times that they may not use any machine, machinery, engine, apparatus, tool or contrivance that is noisy or makes a lot of dust.
<ul>
<li>Before 6 am and after 6 pm any day of the week.</li>
<li>Before 6 am or after 5 pm on a Saturday.</li>
<li>On Sundays or public holidays.</li>
</ul>
Previously the legislation only applied to a handful of public holidays: Good Friday, Ascension Day, Day of the Vow, Christmas and New Years Day.

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Who is making noise in your area? Where do we draw the line? 

Someone landed in Anele's inbox and his name is werner: 

he writes:I am getting married over the long weekend in June. My future father-in-law asked if he could have a surprise solo dance with my future mother-in-law right at the very beginning of the reception — just the two of them redoing their first dance. He wants the DJ to announce it as a special moment and doesn’t want anyone else joining them on the dance floor.

 

So we want to find Are There Any Concessions That You Made For Your In Laws That You Regret Making?

Someone landed in Anele's inbox and his name is werner:&nbsp;
he writes: I am getting married over the long weekend in June. My future father-in-law asked if he could have a surprise solo dance with my future mother-in-law right at the very beginning of the reception &mdash; just the two of them redoing their first dance. He wants the DJ to announce it as a special moment and doesn&rsquo;t want anyone else joining them on the dance floor.
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So we want to find Are There Any Concessions That You Made For Your In Laws That You Regret Making?

Anele's getting married! And she wants to find out what concessions she should not make for her wedding... 

Bedtime is a mix of chaos, cuddles, and consistency (on the good nights!). We try to stick to a routine — bath, pajamas, storytime, and lights out — but let’s be honest, some nights it’s more negotiations and extra water requests than peaceful winding down. Still, we’ve learned that presence matters more than perfection. Those quiet moments — reading the same book for the tenth time or listening to little voices talk about their day — they’re the heart of it all.  How do you do bedtime at your place?

Bedtime is a mix of chaos, cuddles, and consistency (on the good nights!). We try to stick to a routine &mdash; bath, pajamas, storytime, and lights out &mdash; but let&rsquo;s be honest, some nights it&rsquo;s more negotiations and extra water requests than peaceful winding down. Still, we&rsquo;ve learned that presence matters more than perfection. Those quiet moments &mdash; reading the same book for the tenth time or listening to little voices talk about their day &mdash; they&rsquo;re the heart of it all.&nbsp; How do you do bedtime at your place?

What is the suitable bed time for your kids? Has it changed during the years? Did you give your child a sleeping promotion? 

We got a voicenote from Raven: 

“Three years ago my wife gave birth to our child and I didn't stay with her at the hospital. But now like one record player: over and over again she’ll go on about this one and that one’s husband that stayed with them at the hospital. Was I supposed to stay with her at the hospital.”

We got a voicenote from Raven:&nbsp;
&ldquo;Three years ago my wife gave birth to our child and I didn't stay with her at the hospital. But now like one record player: over and over again she&rsquo;ll go on about this one and that one&rsquo;s husband that stayed with them at the hospital. Was I supposed to stay with her at the hospital.&rdquo;

Who is making noise in your area? Where do we draw the line?

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