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[quote=Anonymous]1) OP, since your neighbor won't communicate with you directly anymore, have someone else pretend to be one of the neighbors.  Someone your DD doesn't know.  That person can tell your DD she lives on X floor and can hear the yelling.

2) I loved an early PP's idea of a swap with the downstairs neighbor.  Can that be done?

3) OP, re the school, there are other schools--my kids are older now and I realize that worrying about schools when kids are little is way overrated.

4) I say this as a person who had our baby-to-toddler in an apartment and we had a tough downstairs neighbor  AND as a person who grew up in an apartment...I both feel for you AND think that you need to be thinking about the long-term difficulties of your situation.  It's hard to be a toddler in an apartment, and hard to be a kid in an apartment, and really hard to be a teenager in an apartment.  ugh.  You are stuck because of this dream school of yours.  Unstick yourself and find something on the ground floor--it's better for the kids.[/quote]

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