Here is another good one to have:
http://www.cirp.org/library/normal/aap/
Here are a few other thoughts that might help you along the way.
If he gets anything like poop on him just wipe from base to tip to clean it off. Don't wipe from tip to base b/c you could accidentally retract him.
You don't need to wipe him when he urinates.
Having an intact boy is super easy!
With both boys and girls you want to avoid bubble baths and soaking in soapy water. This can irritate genitals and cause flora imbalance. I always apply the baby wash to my son last after he has finished playing and then rinse him immediately. Never apply soaps directly to your child's genitals.
During childhood/adolescence he will go through normal separation. It is different for each boy and happens at a different age for each boy. During this time he
might experience some irritation, itching, minor redness, minor swelling, ballooning, spraying, smegma pearls, uneven retraction, etc. These are all totally NORMAL and resolve by themselves.
We get a lot of concerned parents come here asking about their son's irritated or slightly inflamed penis. 97% of the time it is just normal separation occurring. Some boys don't experience any of these things but some do. Unless it gets increasingly worse, extremely inflamed, he has fever, or you suspect yeast there is nothing to worry about. Bacterial infections are VERY rare.
For both boys and girls yeast infections can happen during the diaper wearing years or after a round of antibiotics. This is has nothing to do with his foreskin but I thought I would address it anyway. Yeast is easily treated with an OTC anti-fungal cream. To avoid yeast infections you should always have give your child probiotics during and for one week after a round of antibiotics. You can get probiotic supplements from the pediatrician or from a health food store. They have some especially formulated for infants and babies. Probiotics are just healthy bacteria. Also, if you choose to cloth diaper you will want to strip your diapers with vinegar and hang them to dry in the sunlight if you ever get diaper yeast (thrush). Yeast can be quite hard to remove from cloth diapers. You will want to use sposies until the yeast on your baby is treated and all the diapers have been stripped.
Hope you have a wonderful, gentle birth and don't forget to come back and post when he has arrived!
Cheers,
jen
You will not regret this 
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: You will always be so proud of your decision!!!
