The MohelUSA Blog

Expecting a boy? Here's everything you need to know about what a mohel is, the different types, how to choose one, and what to expect on the day of the bris.

From the Kisei Shel Eliyahu to the Hebrew naming, a detailed walkthrough of every element of a Brit Milah ceremony — so you can feel fully prepared.

Practical, medically-sound guidance on caring for your newborn in the 7–10 days following the bris — what's normal, what to watch for, and when to call the doctor.

Both are qualified and both are common — but there are real differences in training, ceremony style, and approach. We break it down so you can make the best choice.

From Abraham to the modern day — a fascinating look at how Brit Milah has been practiced, preserved, and celebrated across millennia and continents.

More and more Jewish families are choosing mohelets — female mohels — for their sons' brises. We explore who they are, how they train, and what to know.

Modern mohels take infant comfort seriously. Learn about the pain management options used today — from topical cream to nerve blocks — and the questions to ask your mohel.

The Hebrew naming at the bris is one of the most emotional moments of the ceremony. Here's the tradition behind it and how families choose meaningful names today.

Don't be shy — a good mohel welcomes your questions. Here are the 10 most important things to ask during your pre-bris consultation to ensure you're fully prepared.