Are all babies circumcised in the US?

No, not all babies are circumcised in the U.S. While circumcision is common and often performed shortly after birth for various cultural, religious, or medical reasons, the practice varies widely among families and regions. According to recent statistics, approximately 50-60% of newborn boys in the U.S. are circumcised, but this number has been declining in recent years. Ultimately, the decision to circumcise is typically made by the parents based on personal beliefs and circumstances.