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Jewelry isn’t just for adults. Kids love to dress up with necklaces, earrings and rings. Whether it’s a family heirloom or costume pieces meant for playtime, jewelry is a great way to teach kids about fashion and responsibility.

When shopping for little girls’ jewelry, consider whether you want something that is for dress-up or something that can be worn on special occasions. In either case, practicality is key. Keep in mind that kids can be rough with their things, and it’s likely that the jewelry may break or get damaged. Look for simple pieces that don’t have a lot of small parts that will easily come off. Something fragile will not work well for small children. Instead, opt for sturdy and durable designs.

Age appropriateness is also important, especially when it comes to safety. For young children, avoid necklaces as they can be a strangulation hazard, and opt for bracelets instead. Similarly, check to see if any part of the jewelry could become a choking hazard if it broke off. Also consider that some children can have allergies to certain types of metals. If they are going to be wearing the jewelry frequently, choose gold, sterling silver or high-grade plastic pieces.

• Even at a young age, kids will have their own interests and sense of style. Involve them in the jewelry-buying process or ask them about their tastes. Some kids like classic beaded bracelets and necklaces, while others prefer pendants or charms shaped like their favorite animal. Others may want earrings with dangly beads while some prefer studs or hoops.
• Take stock of your kids’ current jewelry and clothes to see whether the piece you’re considering buying works with what they already have. Will they be able to mix and match it with their existing jewelry or will it not coordinate with anything?
• For young children in particular, check the closures on the jewelry and find out whether they can navigate it themselves. Tiny closures can be hard to do up when you’re still working on your fine motor skills. However, helping kids feel independent is key to building their confidence. Seek out little girls’ jewelry that they can put on themselves.