Baby circumcision

Good genital hygiene is important from birth on, whether baby circumcision is done or not.

It’s a part of children’s learning general habits of personal cleanliness. If the baby circumcision is not done, the penis should be washed whenever the baby is given a bath.

You don’t have to do anything special to the foreskin; just a gentle washing around the outside of it will remove any excess accumulation of smegma.

Some parents may want to be extra sure that the foreskin and glans are as clean as possible. When baby circumcision is performed, this extra effort is completely cut off.

In this case, you can clean beneath the foreskin by pushing it back very gently, just until you meet resistance. Never forcibly retract the foreskin.

This hurts and may lead to infections or other complications. The foreskin will become more retractable by itself over time.

If the baby circumcision is done, change his diaper often while the wound is healing. This will lessen the chance of irritation from his urine and bowel movements.

During this healing time, about a week, follow your doctor’s advice on taking care of the baby’s penis: what to do about the bandage, bathing and drying, and using an ointment or lotion.

After the wound has healed, wash the penis just as you do the rest of the baby.

It is common for boy babies to have erections of the penis, especially when the bladder is full or during urination of for no apparent reason. This has no importance.

However it is always advisable to have baby circumcision done at the earliest as it has more advantages in terms of hygiene.

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