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| − | A book to reassure the young boy and his family that to remain intact as nature intended is the BEST way. He has kept what many other boys have lost—a foreskin to protect the end of his penis and | + | A book to reassure the young boy and his family that to remain [[intact]] as nature intended is the BEST way. He has kept what many other boys have lost—a [[foreskin]] to protect the end of his [[penis]] and keep it sensitive. In early childhood this little hood should be left alone by adults. Further reading and resources for parents are included. |
== Quotes == | == Quotes == | ||
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| − | | Text=A minimal book with a maximal message''... This volatile issue touches men to the quick—specifically their penises. | + | |Text=A minimal book with a maximal message''... This volatile issue touches men to the quick—specifically their penises. |
| − | | Source=Institute of Whole-Self Discovery, May | + | |Source=Institute of Whole-Self Discovery, 29 May 1994 |
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| − | | Text=A wonderful aid to help parents appreciate & understand how the foreskin develops...many doctors don't know this! | + | |Text=A wonderful aid to help parents appreciate & understand how the foreskin develops...many doctors don't know this! |
| − | | Author=Ronald F. Goldman, Executive Director, Circumcision Resource Center, Boston, MA | + | |Author=[[Ronald Goldman|Ronald F. Goldman]], Executive Director, Circumcision Resource Center, Boston, MA |
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| − | | Text=This superb book....acknowledges a return to nature and a boy's supreme right to control his body. | + | |Text=This superb book....acknowledges a return to nature and a boy's supreme right to control his body. |
| − | | Author=Marilyn | + | |Author=[[Marilyn Fayre Milos]], {{RN}}, Executive Director NOCIRC, San Anselmo, CA |
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| − | | Text=Written for easy child reading...helpful for parents trying to make an educated decision about circumcision. | + | |Text=Written for easy child reading...helpful for parents trying to make an educated decision about circumcision. |
| − | | Author=Audrey Linn, Journal of Nurse Midwifery | + | |Author=Audrey Linn, Journal of Nurse Midwifery |
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== From the Publisher == | == From the Publisher == | ||
| − | Circumcision is the only surgical procedure where the decision to operate is made solely by parents who know little about the structure and function of the normal penis. In simple words and photos this book explains these facts. The Joy of Being a Boy will educate families who may be blindly following tradition or believing such medical fallacies that surgery is necessary for hygiene and disease prevention. Parents will gain the courage to "Just say NO", and to assert that the infant male body has perfect and necessary design. | + | [[Circumcision]] is the only surgical procedure where the decision to operate is made solely by parents who know little about the structure and function of the normal [[penis]]. In simple words and photos this book explains these facts. The ''Joy of Being a Boy'' will educate families who may be blindly following tradition or believing such medical fallacies that surgery is necessary for hygiene and disease prevention. Parents will gain the courage to "Just say NO", and to assert that the infant male body has perfect and necessary design. |
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Latest revision as of 23:53, 21 December 2023
| Title | The Joy of Being a Boy |
| Author | Elizabeth Noble |
| Edition | May, 1994 |
| Publisher | Taterhill PR |
| ISBN | 978-0964118300 |
A book to reassure the young boy and his family that to remain intact as nature intended is the BEST way. He has kept what many other boys have lost—a foreskin to protect the end of his penis and keep it sensitive. In early childhood this little hood should be left alone by adults. Further reading and resources for parents are included.
Quotes
| “ | A minimal book with a maximal message... This volatile issue touches men to the quick—specifically their penises. (Institute of Whole-Self Discovery, 29 May 1994) |
| “ | A wonderful aid to help parents appreciate & understand how the foreskin develops...many doctors don't know this! – Ronald F. Goldman, Executive Director, Circumcision Resource Center, Boston, MA |
| “ | This superb book....acknowledges a return to nature and a boy's supreme right to control his body. – Marilyn Fayre Milos, RN[a 1], Executive Director NOCIRC, San Anselmo, CA |
| “ | Written for easy child reading...helpful for parents trying to make an educated decision about circumcision. – Audrey Linn, Journal of Nurse Midwifery |
From the Publisher
Circumcision is the only surgical procedure where the decision to operate is made solely by parents who know little about the structure and function of the normal penis. In simple words and photos this book explains these facts. The Joy of Being a Boy will educate families who may be blindly following tradition or believing such medical fallacies that surgery is necessary for hygiene and disease prevention. Parents will gain the courage to "Just say NO", and to assert that the infant male body has perfect and necessary design.
See also
- Elizabeth Noble speaks about The Joy of Being a Boy
- Elizabeth Noble passed away in 2015.
External links
Abbreviations
- ↑
Registered nurse
, Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
References