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Parents’ Brit Milah Checklist Mobile App

The Parents’ Brit Milah Checklist mobile offers a helpful planning checklist designed for the Jewish tradition ceremony of circumcision. The Brit Milah planning app is easily accessible from a smartphone or tablet, offering a simple way to plan the perfect ceremony.

The brit milah ceremony planning app covers all the details of the ceremony, including supplies needed for the baby boy, decorations that are commonly used during the Jewish bris ritual, location of the synagogue and other important information. Parents can save the results of the planning form electronically for their records.

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A loaf of Challah for the motzi (on Passover, of course, substitute Matzoh)
Kosher sweet red wine or dark grape juice for the baby
Hibiclens or Betadine
A fresh tube of triple antibiotic ointment (please check expiration date)
A fresh tube of Vaseline.
One small box of sterile cotton balls.
Three dozen individually wrapped 3x3 or 4x4 sterile gauze pads.
At least 6 cloth diapers (to drape over baby’s genitals during the ceremony)
2-3 disposable diapers (for the ceremony)
If you plan on using cloth diapers, 1-2 weeks supply of disposable diapers (for the baby during r...
Try to relax
The infant must be healthy
Feed your baby within 1.
The baby should finish eating at least 60 minutes prior to the bris
The baby should be dressed in a simple gown with a disposable diaper and cotton receiving blanket
Try to relax
A sturdy waist-high table (e.
One chair (Elijah) with a pillow on it.
A small table with the following items on it:
Kiddush cup filled two thirds full with the Kosher wine or grape juice (You do not need to have t...
Bottle of either formula or sugar water
Two candle holders with candles and matches
A garbage bag (wastebasket with plastic liner) under one of the tables.
Two spare disposable diapers and a box of baby wipes.
A bright light shining onto the sturdy table, preferably suspended above or set up beside it.
A cotton receiving blanket.
individually wrapped sterile gauze pads.
A fresh tube of Vaseline.
...and More!