I was browsing articles online earlier and stumbled upon one on yeast infections in children and something the author wrote has just rubbed me the wrong way. I intend to comment and write to her later tonight when I don't have a baby in my arms and thought perhaps others might like to do the same.
"I also had a toddler boy end up with a yeast infection. This child happened to have his foreskin attached to his penis still. If you do not know, many children nowadays happen to have the foreskin removed within a few days after birth – whether for sanitary purposes or religious reasons."
http://ezinearticles.com/?Baby-Yeast...tion&id=675914
She goes on to say:
"If the foreskin is not pulled back from the head of the penis and cleaned properly, then a yeast infection can occur. One this child, the recurrent yeast infections became so much that his parents finally decided to put the child through surgery (at 21 months of age) to have the foreskin removed."
: I truly hope that parents don't take advice like this to heart.
"I also had a toddler boy end up with a yeast infection. This child happened to have his foreskin attached to his penis still. If you do not know, many children nowadays happen to have the foreskin removed within a few days after birth – whether for sanitary purposes or religious reasons."
http://ezinearticles.com/?Baby-Yeast...tion&id=675914
She goes on to say:
"If the foreskin is not pulled back from the head of the penis and cleaned properly, then a yeast infection can occur. One this child, the recurrent yeast infections became so much that his parents finally decided to put the child through surgery (at 21 months of age) to have the foreskin removed."
: I truly hope that parents don't take advice like this to heart.












: I must remember that phrase!
