What location should I put a new body piercing after baby is born?
Nov 24, 2008 Author: Style Chex | Filed under: BodyI love body piercing, but I like for it to be hidden. I had to take my belly button ring out for obvious reasons. All total, I had four hidden piercings. I would like one more after the baby is born. Where can I get one that would be hidden or either conservative enough for a professional setting.
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4 Responses for "What location should I put a new body piercing after baby is born?"
None. Professional conservatism doesn’t accept these. Anyway, why mutilate yourself? Is this the type of example you intend to set for your child?
get a tattoo.
foot tattoos are pretty
maybe your babys name
since you said hidden OR conservative for a profession, i suggest tounge?
Sorry, but tongue piercings are not allowed within any professional work environment. I work in a hospital & employees cannot have any tongue piercings, not even acrylic nails are allowed (due to thir ability to harbor bacteria).
When someone has a tongue piercing, the way they pronunciate words is affected in a most embarrassing way.
Simply continue with a belly piercing if you want.
Or forego being in a professional environment.
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