CIRCUMCISION
Some parents circumcise their baby boys for religious reasons, and many parents choose to do it for reasons of hygiene or because the boy's father is circumcised, but it is not generally recommended as a routine procedure.[1] The medical reasons that used to support circumcision such as accumulation of smegma under the foreskin and risk of urinary tract infections have now been disproved, and both problems are easily solved with simple washing habits.[2] And the idea seems strange that a child would have difficulty coping with looking different from his father, especially since so many more obvious things such as body shape, hair colour, or eye colour never seem to pose any problems. My thought is that avoiding the pain and shock of circumcision is better for the overall wellbeing of the baby and keeping the senses protected.[3]
