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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I should have known it would be impossible to have this conversation without the crazies coming out. To be clear - I don't care what any other parent chooses to do with their infant's foreskin. Anyway, my questions were...did I handle this correctly and should I talk to the teachers. I don't think my son is making it up since he otherwise doesn't know that there are different looking penises. Re the bathroom...they have a boys' bathroom with little mini urinals so I'm not surprised that the boys are seeing glimpses of others. Also, in summer, they change in and out of swim gear together, separated by gender. I don't see either situation as a big deal or cause for concern. [/quote] OP, funny as some are assuming you are the crazy. As a parent, how do you think you should handle this situation? I think you have an issue with it and therefore your child knows and cares. My 5 year old has no clue what one is or cares. I'd be more concerned something more is going on.[/quote] What do you think I have an issue with? That my son is being teased? Yes. I posted how I responded to my son and was just asking for feedback on my response. How does that make me crazy?[/quote] The subject line was not about your child being teased. It was about circumcision - and how you specifically phrased the subject line clearly says you are looking If your child is being teased at school, how do you think you should handle it. Most of us would talk or email the teacher and if that got us know where, go to the principal. [/quote] "Clearly says (I) was looking..." For what? My post said my son IS being teased for not being circ'd, do you think I handled it appropriately.[/quote] This is your attention grabber.... you are looking for a reaction. [b] Subject: And so it begins - circumsicision edition[/b] Here you go - oh my goodness, how terrible. You better call the teacher, principal and school board to have them yell at those terrible parents for circ. their children. That is abuse. No child should be circ. You are so right. Seriously, if you are concerned, and its is for real, you call the teacher. You are looking for a circ. debate or some kind of reaction. Maybe you should homeschool and then you can keep your shelter your kids against terrible circ. kids. [/quote]
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