I love piercing kids and I take it seriously. Utah law is specific about how it has to be done, and these rules are not flexible.
Required for every client under 18
A parent or legal guardian must be physically present in the room for the entire procedure. No exceptions — not for the waiting room, not for a phone call, not for an older sibling or grandparent standing in.
Please bring all three:
- The minor's birth certificate (or the minor's government-issued ID)
- The parent or legal guardian's valid government-issued photo ID — I am required to review and keep a copy
- Proof of relationship if last names differ — custody paperwork, adoption paperwork, or marriage certificate
Only a parent or court-appointed legal guardian can give consent. Grandparents, stepparents without legal guardianship, aunts, uncles, and adult siblings cannot consent on a minor's behalf, even with a signed note.
The parent or guardian will complete and sign a consent and medical disclosure form before we begin.
A note on documents: I know this feels like a lot for a pair of earlobes. It's a state legal requirement, and showing up without the paperwork means we can't proceed — so please double-check your bag before you head out.
Minimum ages by service
| Service | Minimum age |
|---|
| Earlobes | 3 months |
| Ear cartilage | 15 |
| Navel (belly) | 18 |
| Nostril | 18 |
| Septum | 18 |
Pricing for young clients
Ages 3 months through 7 — earlobes only — $100. Includes the piercing, your choice from my included jewelry options, and a bottle of sterile saline spray.
Ages 8 through 17 — standard pricing. See my service menu. Standard pricing applies, with all minor documentation requirements above still in effect.
Little ones — what to bring
Babies (3 months – 2 years): Bring a swaddle, pacifier, bottle, favorite blanket — whatever comforts your baby. Feeding right before or right after is completely fine and often helps.
Toddlers and kids (2 – 7 years): Bring a tablet, phone, or a show they love. Distraction genuinely works, and a kid watching their favorite thing is a kid holding still.
If we can't finish the second side
This happens, and it's okay. Kids are allowed to change their minds.
I pierce one lobe at a time and let your child set the pace. If they decide partway through that they're done, we stop — I will not hold down or force a child to finish.
In that case a $20 fee applies, which covers the reserved appointment time and the single-use supplies already opened. You're welcome to book a follow-up to complete the second side whenever your child is ready.