Whether you want to get your infant's ears pierced as soon as they are born or your school-aged child is asking to have their ears pierced, it is a good idea to discuss piercing with a medical professional before you get it done. Below are some of the things you should consider when your child is ready to have their ears pierced.
Make Sure Your Child Is Up-To-Da
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