Another good point, Carla. Or, if not exract the teeth, just fill them up or coat them with some material just incase they get deep cavities or infections. We could also remove the adenoids as a small number of children (one of my friend's did) need them removed for health reasons.

So, cutting and snipping this and that at birth could potentially reduce a lot of risks of problems in the future - genital abnormalities, appendix, tonsils, and adenoids problems, aswell as tooth decay/infections. All done when they are only a few days old so never have to remember the trauma, will grow up to accept their altered body as normal, and if something goes wrong, oh well, it was done in their best interest and their suffering is some one elses gain.

I have to say that in Europe, it's the circumcised men that are the minority. Actually, they are a minority world-wide, with about 75-80% of the world's men not being circumcised.