Vermillion
Banned
If you don't think your child is able to take care of his hygiene himself, you shouldn't let him take care of it himself. And cleaning a penis is really not that big of a deal. [The only difference is that you have a foreskin. It's not like the clearning procedure itself is demanding.] Same goes for brushing teeth, for example. So since sugar is bad for your teeth (sugar is in basically everything nowadays) and you cannot expect your child to take care of his/her teeth themselves you'll make sure that they don't eat anything that has sugar in it, right? Just to prevent tooth decay.
And there are helmets that don't simply go off within a second a friend's child has to wear one every time she goes outside and that thing doesn't just come off. It comes off when her parents take it off and she knows she needs it (for now).
Your arguments are supposed to be "beneficial here" and "beneficial there" when you have, in fact, just one single argument: You prefer it one way. That's fine and all, but don't mention the insignificant, potential health benefits when you're willing to ignore other, insignificant health benefits.
1) I still control the food they eat, and can easily limit or cut out candy.
2) Most helmets snap on, snap off. That's what mine was like as a kid. They'd wear it when there's an increase in danger, take it off when there isn't. Foreskins don't work the same way.
3) There are benefits to doing it a specific way. When you try to claim it's the same thing one way or another, and one of those ways actually does more, then what reason do you have to do it the other way? None.