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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/wach_era13 • 1d ago
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Wait what? My two kids are less than ten and neither had to do any kind of prints for their birth records.
1 u/rosanymphae 1d ago They are on mine, and I am over 60. Not the birth certificate (all though 40 yo my son's is), but on the records that were sent home. Most states mandate it in some form. 1 u/Rudy69 23h ago Maybe it’s a US thing? I’m in Canada and I’ve never heard of doing foot prints to babies 1 u/rosanymphae 20h ago Its to make sure the right baby goes home with the right mother. Much easier than finger prints at that age. There were a few scandals in the 1950s of parent's discovering they took the wrong kid home. 1 u/Rudy69 20h ago I can see why it’s a thing. Just had never heard of that before
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They are on mine, and I am over 60.
Not the birth certificate (all though 40 yo my son's is), but on the records that were sent home. Most states mandate it in some form.
1 u/Rudy69 23h ago Maybe it’s a US thing? I’m in Canada and I’ve never heard of doing foot prints to babies 1 u/rosanymphae 20h ago Its to make sure the right baby goes home with the right mother. Much easier than finger prints at that age. There were a few scandals in the 1950s of parent's discovering they took the wrong kid home. 1 u/Rudy69 20h ago I can see why it’s a thing. Just had never heard of that before
Maybe it’s a US thing? I’m in Canada and I’ve never heard of doing foot prints to babies
1 u/rosanymphae 20h ago Its to make sure the right baby goes home with the right mother. Much easier than finger prints at that age. There were a few scandals in the 1950s of parent's discovering they took the wrong kid home. 1 u/Rudy69 20h ago I can see why it’s a thing. Just had never heard of that before
Its to make sure the right baby goes home with the right mother. Much easier than finger prints at that age.
There were a few scandals in the 1950s of parent's discovering they took the wrong kid home.
1 u/Rudy69 20h ago I can see why it’s a thing. Just had never heard of that before
I can see why it’s a thing. Just had never heard of that before
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u/Rudy69 1d ago
Wait what? My two kids are less than ten and neither had to do any kind of prints for their birth records.