A nurse is reinforcing teaching about circumcision care with the parent of an infant who just underwent a Plastibell circumcision. Which of the following statements by the parent indicates an understanding of the teaching?

A. "I will wipe away yellow crusts that form around the incision." Yellow crusting at the incision site is a normal part of the healing process. It should not be wiped away, as doing so could disrupt healing and cause irritation or bleeding. Instead, the area should be kept clean and allowed to heal naturally. B. "I will apply antibiotic ointment to my baby's penis." The Plastibell technique does not require the application of antibiotic ointment. Unlike other circumcision methods, the Plastibell ring remains in place and falls off on its own within 5 to 8 days, reducing the need for additional topical treatments. C. "I will make sure that my baby's diaper is applied snugly." The diaper should be applied loosely to prevent excessive pressure or friction on the healing area. A snug diaper can cause discomfort and increase irritation, potentially delaying healing. D. "I will apply pressure with gauze if I see bleeding." Minor bleeding may occur after circumcision, and applying gentle pressure with sterile gauze is the appropriate action to control it. If bleeding persists beyond a few minutes or is excessive, medical attention should be sought immediately.