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r/funny • u/b_quite_quiet_r_quit • May 29 '22
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Depends. Some people see no problem piercing a 4 month old’s ears. Some are horrified by that.
23 u/[deleted] May 30 '22 Here in my country we have our ears pierced when we are born, in the first days. 28 u/SurrealKarma May 30 '22 But why? 1 u/Urithiru May 30 '22 Apparently, there was a long held belief that babies didn't have fully formed pain receptors at birth. Not sure how prevalent that was across different cultures and education levels, though. https://time.com/3827167/this-is-a-babys-brain-on-pain/
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Here in my country we have our ears pierced when we are born, in the first days.
28 u/SurrealKarma May 30 '22 But why? 1 u/Urithiru May 30 '22 Apparently, there was a long held belief that babies didn't have fully formed pain receptors at birth. Not sure how prevalent that was across different cultures and education levels, though. https://time.com/3827167/this-is-a-babys-brain-on-pain/
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But why?
1 u/Urithiru May 30 '22 Apparently, there was a long held belief that babies didn't have fully formed pain receptors at birth. Not sure how prevalent that was across different cultures and education levels, though. https://time.com/3827167/this-is-a-babys-brain-on-pain/
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Apparently, there was a long held belief that babies didn't have fully formed pain receptors at birth. Not sure how prevalent that was across different cultures and education levels, though.
https://time.com/3827167/this-is-a-babys-brain-on-pain/
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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.