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Marina S.

Feb 6, 2014

Marina S.

Does any one know of earrings for babys or ways to have them stop playing with em my 13month old learned to take hers out I've lost like 3 earrings since yesterday.

Pati L.

Feb 6, 2014

Pati L.

There are some that are like screw on type you have to turn them

Pati L.

Feb 6, 2014

Pati L.

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Pati L.

Feb 6, 2014

Pati L.

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Ame S.

Feb 6, 2014

Ame S.

I am 25 now but when I was 12 I used to lose my earrings a lot too lol. My mum got me fitted with almost non detachable earrings at the doctor where she got me pierced, they don't come out for atleast 6 months.

AlexisClaire E.

Feb 6, 2014

AlexisClaire E.

They sell the twist back earrings at Claire's and Icing here:) I refused to pierce my daughters ears because when I was little apparently I was the same way lol except, the stud got stuck inside my ear lobe..yeah no idea how that happened.

Atiyah Y.

Feb 6, 2014

Atiyah Y.

Definitely the screw back earrings.

Marina S.

Feb 6, 2014

Marina S.

Thank you ladies thats what I was thinking screw on backs is the way imma probably go n @alexisclaire oh my goodness thats scary

Raylene I.

Feb 6, 2014

Raylene I.

My mom got butterfly backs on mine. You have to use your nails and pinch the back together to release the post of the stud, I'd also suggest teeny tinny sleepers.

Marina S.

Feb 7, 2014

Marina S.

Where can I get butterfly backs? and what's tenny tinny sleepers?? lol

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