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This is one of the most important brachot to say everytime one uses the bathroom, washes his/her hands and then after leaving the bathroom, says this vital bracha which, I believe, is a protection unimaginable. Every bracha is vital, but this literally touches ones 'gouf' in a direct way.
Children should be taught this bracha first and foremost and, of course, all the other vital brachot. May Hashem bless every Jewish child (especially now when they are trying to make them, c'v, karbanot, shelo neida).
This is a must:
English translation:
'Blessed are You, Hashem. our G-D, King of the Universe, who formed man with Wisdom,and created within him many openings and many hollows. It is obvious and known before Your Throne of Glory that if one of them were to be ruptured, or if one of them were to be blocked, it would be impossible to survive and to stand before You, even for a short period of time,
Blessed are you, Hashem, Who heals all flesh, and acts wonderously.'
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