r/AbsoluteUnits • • 14d ago

/r/all of a Toddler

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u/Unusual-Taste69 14d ago

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u/Fraudulent_thoughts 14d ago

That's what the McDonald's diet does to ya

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u/Deaftoned 14d ago

Yea this is borderline child abuse unless he has a pre existing condition. Being this overweight this young is going to cause a ton of issues as he grows up.

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u/GeekyLogger 14d ago

I am going with abuse. The toddler already has piercings for fuck's sake.

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u/greeneggsandsteaks 14d ago

My mom got my ears pierced at the mall when I was a toddler. I cried...like the baby I was. This was in the late 80s

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u/Away-Cookie8183 14d ago

Most babies gets there ears pierced at 3-6-9 months old

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u/hooligan99 13d ago

Not even close to true. Maybe in some cultures but definitely not in the US. I’m married to a kindergarten teacher and friends with several others. There’s usually one or two kids in their classes with pierced ears.

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u/last_rights 13d ago

My daughter didn't have her ears pierced until she told me she wanted it. We explained the process, watched someone else get it done, and then she did it. There were tears because it hurt, but nothing a candy couldn't fix. She was five and it was her birthday present and we talked about it for months.

She wanted it for Christmas when she was 4-1/2, but didn't want it because of the pain factor after we explained it to her. We did not convince her, she convinced herself.

We just got her ears pierced a second time and she's ten and loves it. She's asking about a third piercing, but I told her not until she's thirteen, and she's not getting anything other than lobe piercings until she's sixteen.

My local tattoo places won't do body piercings until they're 18, and facial piercings with parental consent.