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Input: I am more than a little bit frustrated with my new neighbors. I live in a 4plex next to a big university. The area is mostly students, but my new neighbors have a small child. I don't really know anything about children but it walks and talks, but I don't think it goes to school, so whatever age that is? The neighbors are the unit next to mine so we share a front door entryway and a wall of our apartments line up. They seem nice, if maybe a bit weird. So far it's all been ok.

However, the kid makes a lot of high pitched screachy noises. It's so high pitched it could almost break glass and loud enough that I can hear it over my noise canceling headphones. My previous neighbors in that unit had a newborn baby and I literally never heard it cry, but I can hear this new kid several times a day. I called my mother and she said it's just normal happy child screaching and they just do that sometimes. I'm autistic and super sound sensitive as well as having migraine issue. I really miss the peace and quiet from my previous neighbors. 

Would I be an asshole if I went to my new neighbors and asked them to keep their kid from squeeling? Or do kids just make that noise and can't be stopped so I have to live with it?

complaining about my new neighbor's small child