just want your second opinion

[Anonymous]

I agree that the needle to numb it would have hurt even more. It was going to hurt either way. Your kid will survive. My kids feel lord pain than this scraping their knees

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is why it’s not a good idea to get earrings for a young child. The whole thing could have been avoided.

+1. It’s really too young.

Oh, my DD is 6 not 5 if that matters much. I think it is a little on the young side but not that young. A lot of her class friends have their ears pierced already too . But of course my DD would be allergic to the metal and this would occur.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How dd your DD manage when her ears were initially pierced?

She squeezed my hand and closed her eyes and was fine.

Thanks for the perspectives!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree that the needle to numb it would have hurt even more. It was going to hurt either way. Your kid will survive. My kids feel lord pain than this scraping their knees

She survived, we are all still alive. It just was going to hurt one way or another.

[Anonymous]

Normal. Stop looking for reasons to be a victim.

[Anonymous]

Physical pain is a part of life. The younger your child learns this, the better.

[Anonymous]

Normal. For some reason I am prone to getting similar infected cysts, but in my armpit. I've had to get 2 lanced and drained as an adult and it was extraordinarily painful (though the armpit is much more sensitive than the ear I think). The doctor put topical numbing spray on it but that burned quite a bit - I'm not sure it really helped.