Becoming a new parent comes with making decisions. When having a daughter a big decision will be
ear piercing. Do I pierce her ears now
or later? This can be a controversial issue as some parents rather wait until
their child asks for their ears to be pierced while others prefer to do it
early on. When is the right time? For
some cultures, ear piercing happens right in the hospital while others may
still do it when the child is an infant but wait until they have had their
shots. Some believe the earlier they
pierce the child’s ears, the easier it is to take care of the newly pierced
ear. Meanwhile, others may wait until the child asks for their ears to be
pierced. While there is many different
opinions about when the right time is, the important question is – which way is
the safest?
In the United States, there is little knowledge about ear piercing. Most may find themselves at a jewelry store, tattoo shop, or at a
kiosk in the middle of the mall. None seem appealing. Besides location, it is important to know who
is piercing, what are they piercing with, and what are the earrings made out
of. Many of these locations throw out
the words “nickel free” or “hypoallergenic.” Sounds safe, right? Surprisingly, anyone can claim that an ear
piercing stud is nickel free or hypoallergenic in the United States even if it
is not. It is not regulated!
Why is it important to be pierced with an ear piercing stud
that is nickel free? For a majority of
people who suffer from nickel allergy, it is caused by a single ear
piercing. If one is pierced with an
earring that has nickel in it, they can become sensitized to it. This means that they got pierced with an
earring that eventually will cause them not to be able to wear earrings at
all. Nickel allergy can vary for
everyone. Some may feel itchy while
wearing earrings but are able to wear them still while others are severely
uncomfortable and cannot wear earrings at all.
Increasingly over the years, parents are looking for a safe
piercing alternative. Now, many medical professionals will provide ear piercing
for their patients. Getting your child’s
ears pierced by a medical professional in a private exam room sounds a lot
better than the middle of the mall, right? Not only is the location safer but
the system and materials are safe as well.
Many of these medical professionals use the Blomdahl Medical Ear Piercing System (which is only available to medical professionals!). This system uses single use disposable
cassettes with completely sterile earrings.
This eliminates the chance of causing infection or spreading blood borne
viruses. Blomdahl’s system also uses the
safest materials. The golden ear piercing studs come in two materials, Medical Plastic
(a patented 0% nickel ear piercing stud) and pure medical grade titanium. They
are earrings that are actually nickel free! This eliminates the chance of
starting a nickel allergy.
Despite, the complicated question of when to pierce or when
not to pierce , no matter when you pierce your child’s ears it is important to
choose the safest way.
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