Pierced Baby Ears

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I don't remember ever not having my ears pierced. This is my niece, and her pierced ears. Her dad jokes the belly button is next.

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Wayfaring Wanderer said…
What a cutie pie......and she's cute too :)


I always thought it was bad for babies to have pierced ears.....I've been in the vicinity when they were having them done before.....blood curdling screams echoed through my ears.....poor baby....

although they do look darn cute!
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Technodoll said…
Better to have them done young then there are never any bad memories associated with it - mine were pierced at age 9 and HELL do I remember the pain!

Funny thing... I haven't worn earrings in years.

You both look beautiful in that pic! Deer-in-headlights look for the niece and all, LOL!
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Rebecca Foster said…
WW and Techno: yeah, it's a weird thing really. I'm sure I cried. But in our family it was just tradition, since my mom is Spanish.

And thank you, I love her big eyes and cheeks. And she is the funniest baby, she's quite serious for a 6 month old. She babbles a lot and she'll furrow her brow like what's she's saying is very serious. And she hates having her picture taken, usually turns away. I bet you couldn't tell.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Unknown said…
Oh, what a doll she is!!

I've had my ears done when I was five months old. My sister's were done at six months. If I would have had a daughter instead of a son, her ears would have been done by now. If I ever have a daughter, she will get her's done young. I love little earrings on babies. It adds to their sweet factor.
I've had people suggest me getting Chase's ears done. It's bad enough I hate getting his hair cut and stranges think he's a girl sometimes; I'm not piercing his ears! If he wants one or both when he's older, I'm fine with that. Just not now.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
alicia.martindale1@riosalado.edu said…
Rebecca, please contact me before you leave for the Peace Corps - holy crap, did I just say that? Anyway, email me at aleesh04@gmail.com and I'll give you my phone number. I am DYING to talk to you. I have been on your blog for hours and I just want to reconnect. Love you! Please email, I'll check every day until you do.
Friday, June 20, 2008
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