terry52449
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Usually you would think that a very noisy household would be a screaming cockatoo but this is not the case. Cameo does have her noisy moments but we have a household of my wife (Jean) & I along with Jeans son fiancee and they`re three daughters ages 6, 3 and 7 mos. It is not so much that there is a large number of people as much as schedules. Jean & I are up early 5:30AM for work and to bed usually 9-10PM. Cameo is put to bed around 8PM and does well except when the kids stay up with they`re parents til 11PM or so. They are used to staying up very late because of they`re work schedules. They are noisy and Cameo will start squawking at them. Ofcourse they can`t just ignore Cameo they have to keep telling her to shut-up which I have stopped them from doing.
Now Cameo will start squawking even if she hears the TV. Cameos cage is in the kitchen area (dining area) and she loves to be around the family and kids during the day. Loves to watch them play. Cameo will not interact with the kids but loves all the activity. When the kids nap or if Cameo is in my office with me she gets her daily naps.
Now my issue is this. Should I move Cameos cage to a quieter spot so she does not get interrupted sleep or let her scream at night? Cameo does settle down eventually soon after they go to bed (midnight or so). They really tic me off and we`ve already have had several arguements about this. I have been letting Cameo scream at them on purpose just to agrivate them into going to bed themselves. But I don`t want to put undo stress on Cameo. She is such a great bird.
They are finally moving out in June.
Would like other opinions.
Now Cameo will start squawking even if she hears the TV. Cameos cage is in the kitchen area (dining area) and she loves to be around the family and kids during the day. Loves to watch them play. Cameo will not interact with the kids but loves all the activity. When the kids nap or if Cameo is in my office with me she gets her daily naps.
Now my issue is this. Should I move Cameos cage to a quieter spot so she does not get interrupted sleep or let her scream at night? Cameo does settle down eventually soon after they go to bed (midnight or so). They really tic me off and we`ve already have had several arguements about this. I have been letting Cameo scream at them on purpose just to agrivate them into going to bed themselves. But I don`t want to put undo stress on Cameo. She is such a great bird.
They are finally moving out in June.
Would like other opinions.