Log In | Sign Up Now | Help & Support
Need Advice? Ask Your Question

Questions & Answers

Category: Is It Safe?

Asked by a member

Q: circumcision..

Hi ladies, im 22 weeks pregnant with a baby boy! i am over joyed and so excited about having a little boy but me and my husband cant agree on what do to... my hubby is circumcised and insists that our son get circumcised also... i dont want to do it i dont feel like its natural,,, i want to leave things where they belong. we fight about it almost daily and i dont know what to do. should i just let him win? the thought makes me feel sick but i dont know what to do.. how did u decide if circumcision was right for u? does it all depend on ur husband or did u look at pros and cons and decide regardless of what ur husbands penis looks like. ?sometimes i think a girl would have been easier!

This question was asked Mar. 22, 2013 12:09pm
Category: Is It Safe?

Answer This Question
Answered by turtlegirl - Apr. 28, 2013 7:14pm
You can ask 50 women how they feel about the issue and they will all tell you yes or no for different reasons.
If I have a boy, these are the reasons we WILL have our baby cut:
*My husband is cut.
*Yeast infections are more common in uncut baby boys, particularly if they are in damp diapers for too long.
*Not only are they easier to clean for mommy and daddy, but for the rest of the family when changing him, and also for himself when he becomes potty trained and starts bathing himself.
*I dated a guy who had to be cut when he was 16, as did his identical twin and their older brother, because the cord attached to their foreskin was so tight that erections were ungodly painful. Not remembering the pain as an infant vs. two days on light duty/bed rest for a guy seems a little nicer.
*It's a parent's choice.

457 out of 904 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by a member - Mar. 25, 2013 4:24pm
Not at all the same thing, hon. Removal of the hood prevents orgasm and is done for that reason only. My son is not circumcised simply because we didn't think to do it at the time. He is now 16 and gives me grief for not doing it when he was a baby. There are more men who aren't cut that wish they were than the other way around so enough with the judging. It's common sense, most women prefer it, most men prefer it, hell even Dr. Oz prefers it lol, so go for it as you will probably have less regrets later. If you don't like it, don't do it. Who cares

472 out of 958 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by a member - Mar. 24, 2013 6:17pm
lets remove your clitoral hood and see how u feel. just so u are clean. same thing.

430 out of 867 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by a member - Mar. 24, 2013 6:16pm
yes it is called being clean. if u are worried ur son wont clean himself, then u have bigger problems then to cut or not to cut.

430 out of 860 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by edwina2021 - Mar. 24, 2013 1:13pm
Do you want your child to get sick with infections or do you want him to have a normal if. God may have put it there but you can take it off and that is whats best. Its called being clean. I know a lot of people including myself that wont have anything to do with guys that arnt cut. My first time I got a uti from a guy that wasnt cut.

428 out of 850 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by a member - Mar. 23, 2013 4:36pm
god put it there, its best to leave it. go with your instinct. dont let any doctor cut your baby for the sake of him looking better.

414 out of 833 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by a member - Mar. 23, 2013 4:31pm
wow im amazed how many posts are FOR circumcision. i dont see why an adolescent wouldnt be able to clean his penis, unless hes not taught cleanliness. there is NO NEED for a mother to pull back their infants or their childs foreskin to clean it, as it is still attached until 3 years or so. the urine does a good job of disinfecting the area. cleaning the penis is not an issue until the foreskin opens up and allows space to pull it back off the penis, at which time ur son can be taught how to clean it. my husband is not amputated and has never had a problem with his penis due to good hygiene. if u teach ur son to wear condoms there wont be an issue with STD's either. these posts are rediculous. i would NEVER hurt my infant just for him to look better. insane. things need to change...and people way of thinking needs to change!!!!

450 out of 921 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by a member - Mar. 23, 2013 3:20pm
It's about cleanliness and the ability for a boy to take care of his uncircumsized penis without you. My son is 10 and he started wanting full privacy a few years ago! We decided on having our son circumsized and don't regret that decision. I would side with your husband because he has a penis and knows what it's like to care for it.....where as you don't. You just want it because it's natural....but again, you're not left with taking care of it and dealing with it the rest of your life.

492 out of 955 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by bubica - Mar. 23, 2013 2:14pm
I'm strongly against circumcision

450 out of 927 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answered by Preciousbby4 - Mar. 23, 2013 2:32am
My son is circumcised just like his daddy and we are happy with our decision i know it sounds scary but it really is not that bad if we are having another boy this time we will also be doing it to him as well.

475 out of 948 found this answer helpful
Was this answer helpful?  YesNo


Answer This Question

You are not logged in.
Log in or Register to post an answer to this question.