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I'd be worried they'd miss it. Do they routinely look for tattoos now? Especially if you had others as an adult.
I'm with the rest of you on this. It's a big NO for me.
In general no, I don't see a reason to. There would have to be a really good reason, such as an extreme medical condition and a reason why he couldn't wear a bracelet. Barring the one-in-a-million rare scenario, I wouldn't. It's an interesting idea for adults, though.
A friend's ex has diabetes, and when his blood sugar wonks out he acts like a drunk person. Stumbling, slurring, incoherent. He's been arrested for being drunk before when all he needed was some orange juice. A tattoo on his arm or something might be helpful. But not for a kid.
I would first ask, what gives the parent the right to intrude upon their child like this? Their body belong to them and no one else. Plus, as it's been mentioned eariler, as the child ages the tatoo will distort, I think it is a very bad idea.
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