Any links that talk specifically about keeping a son intact when others are circed?

[leila1213]

I would like to post it on my FB page for a couple of prego moms that might be on the fence about having it done again. Please help!

[leila1213]

bump! ideas?

[tutucrazy]

http://www.geocities.com/raisingintactsons/

This one is pretty good.

[Fellow Traveler]

I don't have any ideas sorry. If I think of any I'll post it.

[glongley]

Any moms here with both intact and circed boys, who can write, and who have a web page? A handy article addressing the concerns that may arise over circumcising first sons, and leaving later sons intact would be a really good thing to be able to refer people to.

Any takers?

Gillian

[Nandi]

This isn't quite what you were looking for, but it has a casual and conversational tone and includes that particular question http://oknocirc.blogspot.com/

[leila1213]

I'm sorry I never realized there were replies to this! Don't know how I missed it. Thanks for the help.

[calngavinsmom]

This one touches on why matching is not important:
http://www.mothersagainstcirc.org/Like-Son.htm

It focuses on not matching the Dad but, not matching brothers is worked in there too.

Take care!

[leila1213]

Just in case it wasn't clear, I meant keeping one son intact when other sons are circ'ed. Sorry if that was confusing. (But I also understand if you got the picture but there just aren't a lot of links like that out there. )

[tutucrazy]

There are many moms on here with one intact son and one circed son. I think it is something that you could have some moms respond to and then post the link to the thread for your friend to read their experiences. First hand experiences are often the best form testimony.

[leila1213]

Originally Posted by calngavinsmom

This one touches on why matching is not important:
http://www.mothersagainstcirc.org/Like-Son.htm

It focuses on not matching the Dad but, not matching brothers is worked in there too.

Take care!

Thanks, that is a good article. I noticed that it contains a broken link:

Read personal stories of parents who didn't have subsequent sons circumcised.

Does anyone have any idea of where that page might have ended up? It points to a circumcision.homepage.com address, but there was nothing there.