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Piercing ears for baby girl


Ja  Rhule

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I wanted my daughter to wait until she was 12 years old but I gave in to her and my wife and let her get it done at 10.  She had it done at Claire's for her birthday party. About three other girls got it done at the same time.  I never understood the  pierced ears on a baby.

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How dare you force "feminine" ideals on a young girl.

that's not what it's about at all, it's opposition to forcing a bodily deformation (and the pain that comes with it) on a baby or a small child for what ultimately amounts to your own desire to accessorize your children. no baby gives a damn about an earring, it's about parents willing to put that child through the pain so everyone will ooh and ahh. terrible practice imo

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So boys should not be circumcised until they 10 or older according to huddle?

Probably shouldn't be at all, considering there really isn't hard proof that there are benefits or that it needs to be done.

 

Regards to the child getting ears pierced, I would assume they should at LEAST be at an age where they can decide if they want it or not......

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