… According to this narrow personaffecting version of Procreative Beneficence, parents are
free to select the best or someone less than the best, but they are not free to select …

… of prospective parents. I argue that procreative responsibility should be understood as an
integral aspect of parental responsibility, and hence as personal. This interpretation of …

… procreative autonomy and procreative beneficence. Procreative autonomy and procreative
beneficence are both important values that physicians and prospective parents ought to …

… future children. To demonstrate his point, Savulescu (in Procreative Beneficence: Why we
should select the best children?) gives the example of how parents' resolve to address gender …

… parents can have. This article discusses one of the main attempts to solve this problem, the
principle of Procreative Beneficence … interpretation of Procreative Beneficence, distinguishing …

This paper deals with the proposal of a person‐affecting version of the principle of Procreative
Beneficence. Such a principle has been stated by Savulescu & Kahane in an impersonal …

… knowledge of the biological parent's named identity is likely to help the future child's life go
… as the “procreative beneficence argument” concludes that prospective parents have a moral …

… As such, I consider the following question: do prospective parents have a … of procreative
beneficence (PPB) In this section, I describe the concept of the PPB for why prospective parents …

… and determined Procreative Beneficence to be the … , Parent T was told incorrectly that a
potential child X, who was going to born with a deadly illness, was not going to die, then Parent T …

There are many things that we might feel obligated to justify to other people, but having a
child is not usually one of them. It is difficult to imagine a decision more personal, or more …