Nawa oooo

Too young for this type of surgery as the child is growing.
If a penis absent , it would be premature to assume the child is male.

Even if a scrotom sack with or without testicles, is present (and there is no confirmation that it is) the child would most likely intersex rather than male.

Better in this case to wait until age seventeen onwards to know whether the child's body develops along male or female lines and what gender they feel they are.

The parents just seem too eager for their child to be a boy.

Misplaced priorities of the parents.
Penis first then education after ?