Usually baby\’s ears are pierced in the first year of life.
Traditionally ears were pierced by roadside vendors or family jeweler who use crude instruments and even inset twigs of nee mot thulsi plant.
It is best to avoid people who do not have proper equipment or staff trained to pierce your baby\’s ears.
Ensure that the piercing is done in hygienic conditions, so do check the hygiene levels at the doctor\’s clinic.
Procedure
Using ear piercing gun (see pictures)
The piercing is done at centre of the ear lobe, avoiding the nerve and cartilage. An experienced doctor will be able to locate this spot easily.
You may be anxious about how your baby will react but stay calm. Hold your baby comfortably but firmly so that her head does not move about too much while the ear is being pierced. Piercing the first lobe is usually easy, however once the lobe is pierced your baby may cry and seem very upset.
Aftercare
Here are some things to keep in mind:
and Do not remove the stud/wire during the healing phase as the punctured area may be sealed as well.
and Use any pain relief medication and Neosporin® eye ointment to be applied locally before and after bath for a week.
and Always wash your hands before touching your baby\’s ear. Every few days gently rotate the earrings in the ear so that the skin remains free.
and Take special care when bathing or changing your baby – the back of the earring should not get caught in her clothing or towel. Keep the area dry and clean.
and Watch out for tell tale signs of an infection – the earring sticks to skin, swelling, redness, fever, foul smelling fluid or pus oozing from the pierced site and any skin rashes. In case you suspect an infection go to the doctor.
and Choose simple earrings and change the stud after 2-3 weeks once the tract is well formed.
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