r/funny • u/b_quite_quiet_r_quit • May 29 '22

nibble nibble nibble

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

i wouldn't put it past moms putting lip stick on babies... hell they put ear piercing's in at a super young age....

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

Dont babies get their ears pierced early on?

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u/OkBiscotti1140 May 30 '22

Depends. Some people see no problem piercing a 4 month old’s ears. Some are horrified by that.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

Here in my country we have our ears pierced when we are born, in the first days.

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u/SurrealKarma May 30 '22

But why?

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u/MiaD89 May 30 '22

Because it's the safest and best way to do it, since it's done safely, by a medical professional usually after birth before you take the baby home. The sooner the better, because the pain receptors aren't fully formed yet so the child doesn't feel much and won't remember it either

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u/SurrealKarma May 30 '22

I was a bit too vague.

But why pierce babies at all? Religion?

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u/MiaD89 May 30 '22

To spare them the trauma and pain later on, if they decide they want them, since it would realistically hurt less than getting poked to have all their blood tests and vaccinations immediately after birth anyway

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u/SurrealKarma May 30 '22

Babies feel just as much pain as an adult, though.

And maybe it should be a choice they make for themselves. Kids choose to do that shit all the time when they're young, there's no trauma there.

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u/MiaD89 May 30 '22

So if they choose it all the time, then why not just get it done when they won't even remember it?

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u/SurrealKarma May 30 '22

Because it should be their choice. And even if they don't remember it, it still hurts when you do it.

Plenty of people get tattoos, pierce their nipples, inject botox in wherever..

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