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By Anonymous - 14/01/2016 14:39 - Canada - Fenwick

Today, I asked my mother-in-law to watch after my baby daughter. When I returned home, my baby's ears were pierced. FML
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Top comments

CliffyB03 28

I would probably flip my shit. She had no right to do that to your child, especially without you or your husbands permission!

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TADspace 30

I don't understand why people want to force metal through a child's ears. Let them decided if they want to do that when they're older.

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Comments

leogachi 15

@42 Not exactly. On Friends it was Rachel's sister.

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snoopdoop06 4

Having flashbacks to the episode of Friends where Rachel's sister gets Emma's ears pierced while she's babysitting her.

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corky1992 33

I don't understand how someone can do that without the parents permission. it's disrespectful. I guess you could always take them out and the holes will close up.

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Denise1988 13

I would take them out to lessen the risk of infection and to spite your mother in law. I also wouldn't leave her with the baby again and if she asks why, I'd be very clear of why. I have a torn earlobe that looks gross.

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timaeusTestified 15

The problem is that the mother in law was never given any permission to do that to someone else's child.

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militarybrat 21

She would never be alone with her ever again. Is this illegal in canada? In the us if a parent doesnt sign off in that its illegal.

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ciammmm 11

That is when you say, "well you will no longer have visitation without supervision." If my MIL pulled this, she would never see my kid again. Disrespectful.

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militarybrat 21

A favor? Putting a baby through unnecessary pain? Dont do me any favors.

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