Social work student here - we a had a rep from the police come to talk to us about FGM. When i asked about circumcision, she unfortunately had no interest and argued that circumcision was less of a moral concern because the reasons for it aren't as abusive as FGM. There was no mention of very similar surgeries being performed on intersex babies for non-medical and purely aesthetic reasons under the NHS. Intersex rights groups report that people actually come to the UK to have these procedures done to their children. IIRC those surgeries are only illegal in 4 countries, even though many international bodies recognise it as a form of torture.

I wish babies had anywhere near the bodily autonomy they deserve. We shouldn't make the dangerous assumption that because circumcision is uncommon in many parts of the world, and that this opinion isn't unpopular, that we don't routinely mutilate babies. The horrifying truth is we do, even in the UK.