If you’re a mom looking for creative tattoo ideas to showcase the love you have for your kids, you’re in the right place.
Deciding which tattoo to get can be tricky. These things are permanent, after all, so you want to get something you won’t regret.
Your tattoo should showcase your unique personality, and in this case, honor your children.
When you’re ready to get a tattoo, make sure you choose an artist with experience and talent. Make sure you request to view the artist’s portfolio and don’t feel obligated to work with any artist if something doesn’t feel right to you.
There are so many ways you can personalize a tattoo and make it meaningful. You can incorporate symbols, inside jokes, names, and more.
This list of tattoo ideas for moms should definitely inspire you when choosing your next tattoo.
Temporary Tattoo: If you’re not quite ready for permanent ink, I think you’ll love this set of 16 temporary tattoos.
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Choosing Your Artist
When choosing your tattoo artist, pick someone that you trust and can see yourself having fun with during the tattoo process.
Most tattoo artists have some sort of online portfolio, whether it be a website or Instagram profile.
Make sure you take the time to browse their body of work before choosing them as your tattoo artist.
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Take Your Time
Getting a tattoo is an important decision, so don’t rush the process. Take your time when it comes to deciding what tattoo design you want, what colors you want, and where you want the tattoo to be located.
Once you’ve decided on your tattoo, wait a few months (one year is even better) before moving forward, to ensure that you’re making a sound decision.
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Don’t Shop Around for the Cheapest Artist
Bargain basement prices can mean you’re risking the quality of your tattoo and the cleanliness of the equipment. Of course, this doesn’t have to be the case, but it’s something you should keep in mind.
If someone is willing to do your tattoo for $12, you should definitely pass on that. Even if you just want a small tattoo.
If you can’t afford to be tattooed by the artist you want, I recommend saving up your money until you can afford it. You won’t regret waiting, but you may regret not waiting.
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Make Sure The Artist Uses New Supplies
To avoid contracting an infection or serious illness, your artist should always use new ink cups, disposable needles, napkins, and gloves.
When it’s time to get your tattoo, make sure you see them opening the needle package to ensure that it’s a new needle.
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Large Tattoos Can Take More Than One Session to Complete
If you have a larger design, keep in mind that it make take more than one session to finish the tattoo.
Large Tattoos Can Take More Than One Session to Complete
If you have a larger design, keep in mind that it make take more than one session to finish the tattoo.
Make sure you ask your artist for an estimate on how long it will take to complete the tattoo, from start to finish.
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I hope you’ve been inspired by these feminine tattoos perfect for moms. Remember, getting a tattoo is a big decision, so make sure you take your time when choosing your design.