if you're seriously considering getting plastic surgery on a 2 year old, you need to have the government come and take the kid away. part of being a kid is being picked on and learning to deal with it.
wtf kind of terrible parent would think of that? OMG MY SON LOOKS SORT OF DIFFERENT FROM EVERYBODY ELSE, I DON'T WANT THE KIDS PICKING ON HIM, CUT HIM APART AND MAKE HIM NOT UGLY PLEASE!!!!!!!111111111
2006-08-17 05:50:30
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answered by banzai 4
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Cosmetic procedures? On his ears? Don't do it. Theres a song you should listen to by Johnny Cash, its called a boy called Sue.
Yeah school will be tough for him, just as tough as if he didn't have sticky out ears. I had two brothers at the same school as me (when I went) and they both and prominent ears, I don't. But they had a lot more friends.
The best thing you can do for your son is to send him to school with his funny ears, he will come home and complain that he had a tough time with the other kids and ...
now listen... this is the important part..
You listen to what he has to say, and you tell him how you had it tough at school too and what you did to deal with it. This is the best thing any parent can do with their child.
Remember prominent ears aren't going to ruin his life, look at Will Smith. He's a big hit with the ladies and his ears are ridiculous. I've seen him on tv, using them as a talking point to break the ice with a member of the public!
2006-08-17 05:55:49
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answered by xenobyte72 5
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As far as banzai_4, told you, don't pay attention to him, I think he is a disgruntled med school drop out.
You shouldn't worry about this at his early age. As you know you will have many feature changes as you grow. So doing something now my hurt him later during the normal growth.
Be patient loving parents and see how things develope over time. By the way ears didn't stop Charles from being the Crown Prince of England.
2006-08-18 11:32:03
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answered by Anonymous
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I agree early checking this out saves later troubles for your son and I would do same in your shoes. Mention this to your health visitor + they should be able to refer you through the appropriate stages. I believe procedures to right this are easier the younger the child, though I am not aware of the finer detail. I wouldn't just assume it will right itself as the boy grows. Put your mind at rest by seeking appropriate medical advice
2006-08-17 05:53:37
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answered by sweetpeachmummy 2
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My mother says make the child sleep on its side with its ears taped down with sticky tape for a while and they will soon flatten against the head. None of us had ears that stuck out.
2006-08-17 06:01:19
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answered by Anonymous
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I had my ears pinned back when I had my toncills removed, the doctor charge the insurance company so it was very cheap, while I was out the doctor was all, "I can take care of those ears while she is a sleep" so I was bandaged and eating jello. lol I never got picked on but would have I'm sure.
2006-08-17 05:52:19
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answered by sisy j 3
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All ears stick out slighty. Depends on how much....
See a doctor if you're worried.
There's a correctional procedure called otoplasty. Google it.
Or duct tape at night. (Sorry).
2006-08-17 05:50:27
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answered by Anonymous
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if they stick out at 90 degrees to his head then yes you have a problem, if not leave it be for a while a see what happens, and dont mention it to your son he is probably blissfully unaware.
2006-08-17 05:55:46
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answered by chunky 5
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Mine didn't. I've only got one "sticky-out" ear. i never knew I had one til the barber pointed it out. No-one ever mentioned it at school. As long as he is not stupid or obese (a fatty-thicky as they get called) he will be fine. Trust me.
2006-08-17 07:10:54
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answered by Ian H 5
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Yes, his head will grow into his ears. Please don't mention it to the kid and he'll not have any problems in school.
2006-08-17 05:59:56
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answered by Sassy OLD Broad 7
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