Some parents pierce their baby's ears because they believe it takes much longer to heal as they grow older. Others, on the contrary, are convinced that you should respect the privacy of the child at any age and ear piercing without their consent is unethical.
# 1 - I remember telling my parents I didn't want to stab them, but they did. That's why I would never do that to my daughter.
# 2 - I pierced my ears as a baby and when I was growing up, my parents realized I had metal allergies. I now have two unnecessary holes in my ear.
# 3 - I find it unnecessary, even evil.
# 4 - I will pierce my daughter's ears when she asks me.
# 5 - Personally, I do not think it is ethical to pierce a baby's ears.
# 6 - Do not assume that she is a girl and will definitely want to pierce her ears. Let him decide for himself.
# 7 - I think it is important to wait until the child grows up and understands what is being done to them.
# 8 - Save it as a birthday present when they grow up and little.
According to Web MD, you can consult a pediatrician if you can pierce your baby's ears, but it is recommended that the baby be at least 3 months old.
From a medical point of view, there is no ideal age to pierce a child's ears. The American Academy of Pediatrics agrees that there is no risk of doing it as a newborn baby or infant, although it is recommended that it be done until the child can take care of the piercing itself or understand what is going on.
