Is my mango flowering?

I just got this baby mango tree (Nam Doc Mai cultivar) this early summer.  Potted it up and a couple weeks ago it started pushing a big bud of growth.  Now there are little leaves and a stem (Yay).  Near where the leaves come off the stem are some little doohickeys that look like flower buds.  Sorry that the picture is a bit blurry.

Are they flowers?  Should I trim them off to avoid a teenage pregnancy or to avoid the plant wasting energy on flowers?  Or are they branches of leaves that will eventually push growth as well?

Well, it's been two weeks and I was on vacation for the last week.  It's clearly a flower.  Now what to do about it?  Most of the leaves that came along with the flower have dropped.  Should I do anything or just let it do its thing?

Never grown a mango only seen the trees on holiday, but I would cut that off, that poor little tree can't manage to produce fruit at that size.

Thanks Skandi!  I'm just not sure if the central stem of the new growth is part of the tree.  Or in other words, if I cut that off, will it have to form new branches?  

I don't plan to let it fruit any time soon.  I'm just trying to help it avoid expending energy unnecessarily.