NEWSLETTER
Find Senior Care (City or Zip)
✕
ASK A QUESTION
FIND CARE
FIND IN-HOME CARE
FIND ASSISTED LIVING
CARE GUIDES
CAREGIVING TOPICS
Join Now
Log In
Caregiver Forum
|
Alzheimer's & Dementia
|
Questions
J
Janicesdaughter
Asked March 2020
Anyone have a parent that constantly hums the same song over and over? I realize that there are much more irritating behaviors.....Ideas?
Alzheimer's & Dementia
Dementia Behaviors
3
Answers
Most
Helpful
Newest
First
Oldest
First
C
Countrymouse
Mar 2020
Yikes, don't really choose Bananaphone either, I was only joking! Polar, it's notorious as an 'earwig' - gets into your head and will not leave no matter what you do.
Helpful Answer (
0
)
M
MAYDAY
Mar 2020
earplugs.
Helpful Answer (
1
)
ADVERTISEMENT
P
polarbear
Mar 2020
A few ideas
--get used to it
--teach her another song (which you like)
--wear ear plugs
--keep a distance
Helpful Answer (
2
)
C
Countrymouse
Mar 2020
Teach her another song... like, Bananaphone?
(
1
)
ADVERTISEMENT
Recent Questions
Will I get into trouble if I leave my dementia wife alone while I run an errand that takes up to an hour?
How do you keep sane?
Has anyone had experience with Careyaya?
Popular Questions
My husband has Alzheimer's. When he asks about his mother and I tell him she has died he starts crying. Should I lie to him?
Can people with dementia have what they call "show-timer's?"
My 81-year-old mom has dementia and is narcissistic. Is anyone else dealing with this?
Related Questions
Lately, my mother insists she wants to go home but she is home. In the home she was born and raised in (89 years). Suggestions?
My mom has a delusion that she has been in New Hampshire. Any advice?
#2 in a bucket next to the toilet! Why is this suddenly happening?
What to do when dementia patient wants to go home. She's thinking she has another home. She gets very upset and tries to leave the home.
Ask a Question
Ask a Question
Post Question
Subscribe to
Our
Newsletter
Enter Your Email
Sign Up
3 Answers
Helpful Newest
First Oldest
First
ADVERTISEMENT
--get used to it
--teach her another song (which you like)
--wear ear plugs
--keep a distance