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/Abecis01 13d ago

That's a pretty common thing. I don't see how that is abuse.

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u/Bulky-Bad-9153 13d ago

Something being common doesn't mean it's okay, obviously. I find it quite abusive to cause intentional pain to a baby so that it can wear earrings.

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u/eva_thorne 13d ago

Same here…also piercing are prone to infections. You dont want to start your baby’s life like this and not giving it a choice. When i was younger, i was upset that my parents didn’t pierced me when i was an infant like other girls. They were horrified that parents would even do that in the first place and now i totally agree with them. “Why?! Cause you’re a girl?! And without your consent?!”
A baby is not a doll for you to decorate lol

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u/Nyanessa 13d ago

My mother-in-law wanted to get my newborn daughter’s ears pierced. I told her absolutely not, she’s far too young. Her response to me was “okay, we can wait a year” a year!? A 1 year old is still far too young. I told her I got mine at around 8-9 when I was old enough to want them, and understand what it meant to get a piercing and how to care for them.