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Does anyone have a policy on children wearing earrings in the setting? We have a young child who has had her ears pierced and is now wearing more dangly creole earrigns rather than studs. A couple of meembers of staff have commented on the suitability of them and whether they could potentially get caught during play

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we are attached to school but say studs only as health and safety issue. especially exploratory 3/4 year olds!!!!!!!! x

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Most school's policies would be studs so I suppose it helps with continuity and transitions for parents to have a similar approach. However some creole earrings are very small and close to the ear so unlikely to get caught up as nothing can easily get through the miniscule gap. It's a hard one to argue with parents so generally a blanket policy is the only way.

 

Having seen a child's ear ripped through because of looped earrings getting caught (where the parent REFUSED to cooperate) I would only ever want studs. Although I have also had to deal with a child's stud disappear inside the hole and get stuck too!!!

 

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Ours was studs, but as Catma said these too can cause an issue if they are so small they can end up inside the hole...

 

We also had parents sign a disclaimer if they insisted on other earrings , as some do, about not taking responsibility for any injury resulting in the child wearing them as we had advised against it.. etc etc... Once they were asked to sign such a form, many changed to studs..

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