Re-Think Earrings for Toddlers

February 10, 2010 by Katelyn Thomas  
Filed under Babies & Toddlers



Many parents who pierce an infant’s ears don’t consider toddler safety when they’re putting those cute little studs in. I wouldn’t have thought of it either, until I met an earring eating toddler. If you do decide to pierce your infant’s ears, be aware that formerly safe earrings can be dangerous for a curious little toddler with clever hands. You may want to either stop having your child wear earrings until she is a bit older or just save them for special occasions where you can supervise your child’s little hands and mouth.

Screw Back Earrings Can Be a Bit Safer Than Other Types.

Screw Back Earrings Can Be a Bit Safer Than Other Types.

Parents who do decide to still have their toddlers wear earrings should consider switching them out for screw on posts, which will be a bit harder for them to remove.

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