Struggling to find the perfect place for your child’s first ear piercing in Milwaukee?
You’re not alone.
That’s why we turned to our most trusted experts – you, our readers!
Based on your shared experiences and recommendations, we’ve curated a list of the best, most kid-friendly ear piercing spots in Milwaukee.
These places not only promise a safe and gentle experience but also come with the seal of approval from local families like yours.
Let’s take a peek at where Milwaukee parents are flocking for those special first earrings!
1. Avant-Garde (Top Recommendation!)
7201 W Greenfield Ave, West Allis, WI 53214
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The most recommended spot by our readers is Avant-Garde in West Allis.
Avant-Garde offers expert ear piercing services for families in Southeastern Wisconsin. Catering to all ages, they provide earlobe and cartilage piercings in a clean and safe environment. For those under 15, ear piercings are available with parental consent, and for ages 16 and 17, a parent or legal guardian’s permission is required.
Avant-Garde ensures a hygienic experience, adhering to stringent sterilization and disinfection standards, making it a reliable choice for your family’s ear piercing needs.
Pro Tip: Get both ears done at once!
Body Ritual
1459 N Farwell Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
“Body Ritual was great with my 4-year-old! Just call ahead – not everyone pierces kids.” – @lseuff
Golden Crystal
1700 Coral Dr Suite B, Waukesha, WI 53186
Readers also recommend Golden Crystal Body Piercing, nestled in downtown Waukesha since September 19, 2018.
They set a high standard in body piercing. All piercers are members of the Association of Professional Piercers and hold a Wisconsin Body Piercing License. They exceed state regulations by using sterile gloves for procedures, maintaining Bloodborne Pathogen, CPR, and First Aid training, and conducting weekly spore tests on their autoclave.
Rowan at The Corners of Brookfield
Looking for a safe and celebratory place for your child’s first ear piercing? Rowan at The Corners of Brookfield is a standout option. Their piercings are performed exclusively by licensed nurses using hypoallergenic earrings, ensuring the highest standards of safety and care.
Rowan was founded by a mom who wanted to combine a memorable experience with medical-grade safety. Whether you book an appointment or stop by as a walk-in, your child will be in expert hands in a warm, welcoming environment.
📍 Location: The Corners of Brookfield
🌐 Website: heyrowan.com
📅 Appointments: Recommended, but walk-ins welcome
Absolute Kids Spa Party Salon
14023 W. Greenfield Ave., New Berlin, WI 53151
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Absolute Kids Spa Party Salon specializes in infant, kids, and children’s ear piercings in Wisconsin. They provide a kid friendly atmosphere, are licensed by the state of Wisconsin, and offer videos on their website to let your child hear other children talk about their experience.
More Options:
Piercing Pagoda at Mayfair
Mayfair Mall (2500 N Mayfair Rd, Wauwatosa, WI 53226)
Level 2, near the Food Court
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Claire’s
With locations at Bayshore, Mayfair and Southridge, Claire’s was recommended by readers as a convenient and trustworthy place to go for ear piercing.
Ulta (Locations in Glendale, Wauwatosa, and Greenfield)
Pigtails & Crewcuts (Brookfield)
Have other ideas? Email them to hello@mkewithkids.com
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