Traditionally, parents hire a mohel to perform a bris. A mohel is usually a rabbi who has received medical and religious training specific to performing a bris. With the right research, you can hire a trained, patient mohel who will treat you and your baby with kindness and care.
Talk to the administrators at your local synagogue to get a reference for a mohel. If a family has had a bad experience with a mohel, someone at their synagogue is sure to tell you to avoid that person. You can also visit the Find a Mohel Web site for a referral if you are unable to find a suitable one locally (see Resources below).
Meet with the mohel before the bris, if possible. Ask what kind of training she has had and what kind of instruments she uses during the procedure. Ask the mohel to talk you through the ceremony.
If you have never seen a bris before, learn about the ceremony before you speak with the mohel by visiting the eBris Web site (see Resources below). Ask what kind of clamp he uses during ... more.
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