4 and a half month old Riley gets her ears pierced. She did well! Only cried for about 30 seconds. And she was her normal happy self. Our family gets our girls ears pierced when they are 4 months old, so they get it over with quickly, and won’t remember the pain. This is the 5th grandchild to get her ears pierced, all have loved them, and have been happy that they were done so young.
As the baby is gently cradled in the loving arms of her parents, there’s an air of anticipation in the room. The parents have decided that it’s time for their little one to have her ears pierced, and they’ve chosen a professional, caring piercer to ensure the experience is as smooth as possible.
The baby’s eyes sparkle with curiosity as she observes the shiny earrings that will soon adorn her tiny ears. The piercer, with gentle hands and a soothing demeanor, carefully prepares to pierce the baby’s ears. The room is filled with a mix of excitement and nerves.
As the moment of truth arrives, the baby’s face registers a combination of surprise and curiosity when she feels the brief, but unfamiliar, sensation of getting her ears pierced. Her expressive eyes widen, and she might let out a tiny squeal or a giggle, surprised by this new sensation.