As far as trees go the Myer one is pretty great. I thought it would be cute to give the toddler a job to do, handing out the baubles. Worked great for about three minute till he got annoyed that we were going too slow and started chucking them around the room and ripping the ones off the tree.
He keeps taking the dog ones to the dogs to show them their photos.
calhoon2005@aussie.zone 1 year ago
Kidcalhoon2’s left ear piercing is constantly getting infected. Not their right ear, not once. Salt spray will clear it up, but then will be back in a month. Surgical steel and everything… Could they get an allergic reaction just in one piercing?
Force_majeure123@aussie.zone 1 year ago
Maybe she sleeps on that side more often than not
StudChud@aussie.zone 1 year ago
Surgical steel is unlikely to be causing it, but could try switching it out to titanium jewellery instead.
I wouldn’t use gold personally, more biologically reactive. Avoid silver as well.
Do they sleep on that side more often? It could be the heat and moisture and irritation from having that side of their head on the pillow. In which case having a pillow against their back while they sleep on the other side for a bit should help.
Salt spray, sparingly, or saline (same shit).
Try not to rotate it, or touch it,
Seagoon_@aussie.zone 1 year ago
I hate to say this but a lot of jewellery marked hypoallergenic or nickel free or surgical steel or even precious metals are no such thing. So many fakes are coming out China and not just cheap ones either.
Get a pair of earrings from a good jeweller that you can trust.
Seagoon_@aussie.zone 1 year ago
gold hoop sleeper, no studs, use alcohol , do not take earring off for a month or so as it just scratches the piercing open again, let it heal
Catfish@aussie.zone 1 year ago
Pretty unlikely to be allergic, but you could try gold or titanium. The pillowcase theory sounds probable. I’ve 13 piercings in my ears, usually only have trouble with them if I get sick and don’t wash my hair enough.