Sapphire Curzon, 24, was handed a letter warning her about the excessive volume coming from her property being caused by her toddler Callum playing with his toys. Gelding Homes sent her the notice in response to complaints from neighbours about the racket at her one-bedroom flat in Bourne Mews, Netherfield, Nottingham. But Sapphire says Callum is "only doing what children do" when he runs around the flat and plays with his cars, trucks and building blocks. And she says she has now been forced to stop Callum from "having any fun" over fears she will be hauled before a court and slapped with an Anti-Social Behaviour Order. Yesterday (Thurs) Sapphire said: "All my son does is run around and play with cars, trucks and building blocks. "I find myself now constantly telling him off. But I shouldn't tell him off because he's playing. It's just what a child does. He gets excited.