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Meagan Black, who has 44, 000 followers on TikTok, posted a video on December 20, which showed a close-up of her daughter's face in the family's security camera, where the child appeared to have a nose ring in her left nostril.
The clip went hugely viral, receiving 23 million views, and many viewers made comments about the piercing, asking how old the child was and whether it was a good idea to let her get a nose ring.
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Wait she is like 6 why does she have a nose ring? one commenter asked, to which Black replied, She's 9 and because she asked for one.
@megz_nichole217 But why is it just “so cute” when a 2 year old is wearing a crop top but y’all flip over a nose ring? #HolidayOREOke #pierced #judgemental #nosepiercing #ringdoorbell #coolmom #spoiled #tinyviolin #foryou ♬ оригинальный звук - zotov
Some commenters suggested they thought the nose ring was fake, as they thought most piercing shops would not pierce a child, even saying they thought it was against the law.
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According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, 38 US states have laws that permit body piercing and tattooing on minors provided parental permission is provided.
Black posted several follow-up videos addressing the response to her video, writing in an on-screen caption on a post from December 23 that it's okay if she wants to express herself with a nose ring or mascara.
@megz_nichole217 Just a normal kid from #illinois doing normal #kid things! Not from #ohio 🤣 If her #nosepiercing bothers you, kindly #fuckoff ♬ State Lines - Novo Amor
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It's wild that people are giving you hell for a nose ring. All I see is a mom letting her daughter express herself, and I can tell she's in a house of love. You're doing great, one commenter wrote.
However, many left questions and criticism under the video, which Black filmed herself responding to while sitting next to her daughter in a video posted December 23.
She said her daughter's nose ring was real and that they live in Illinois, where it is legal for a person under 18 years of age to get a piercing if a parent or guardian provides written consent and accompanies them to the appointment, according to state laws.
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@megz_nichole217 A little Q&A #questions #openthenoor #ohiogirl #ringdoorbell #funny #nosepiercing #momanddaughter #onlyinohio #foryou #kids #illinois #pierced #judgemental ♬ original sound - Meagan Black
I let her get her nose pierced because she does not like earrings. She says that they're ugly and all she wanted was her nose pierced, Black said in the video, while her daughter could be heard saying, The nice people can say something about it. If you want to say something mean about it just don't say anything please.
It is not uncommon for girls to have their ears pierced when they are under 18, including infants. Celebrities like Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, and Hilary Duff have previously revealed they decided to pierce their children's ears, facing criticism from other parents for doing so. Guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics advise parents postpone the piercing until your child is mature enough to take care of the pierced site herself.
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In her TikTok, Black went on to respond to people who commented on the make-up her daughter was wearing in her video, saying, She is allowed to wear mascara because she is naturally light blonde and her eyebrows and eyelashes are really light and she just wants a little color on them.
Parents who share videos about how they raise their children often go viral for responding to questions about controversial parenting decisions. In October, reported that a mom defended her decision to wax her three-year-old daughter's eyebrows after commenters said she was too young for the treatment, sparking controversy, and in December, a mom started a debate on the platform when she doubled down on her decision to feed her baby snacks from the floor.Millions of millennial moms have memories of going to the mall to get their ears pierced when they are around 9 or 10 years old. And millions more are happy to bring their kids back to get their own ears done at around the same age. And in some cultures, it’s pretty widely accepted to get your baby’s ears pierced.
Illinois mom Meagan Black thought that she was posting a silly video of her 9-year-old daughter in December making faces in the family’s Ring doorbell camera. But what she got was a lot of judgement from viewers who commented on the hoop in the girl’s nose.
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“She doesn’t like earrings so she begged for a nose ring, ” Black explained in the comments. “I’d rather she got it done professionally vs. her trying herself.”
“About the nose ring thing, ” she said. “She’s 9 years old. If she wants a f—king nose ring, what’s the big deal with that? It’s not her tongue or her eyebrow. I didn’t tattoo her face. She just wanted a simple nose ring like every other American woman or man, from the age of 16 to probably 95. What is the big deal?”
She also added in the comments, “My mom signed for me to get my bellybutton pierced at 13. It’s just jewelry.” She added, “Everyone parents differently and her nose ring is hurting absolutely nobody.”
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Many were curious about piercing laws, which vary by state. Many states require the presence and approval of a parent or guardian for anyone under the age of 18, though some states, like Connecticut, don’t have restrictions. And many body piercing businesses have their own age limits and restrictions, many related to specific types of piercings. For example, a body piercing business might have a nose piercing requirement of 14 and a nipple piercing age requirement of 18.
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