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    Parental autonomy is a legitimate value within the bounds... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Once the reasonableness condition is satisfied, parents should be permitted to choose among a wide range of 'all-purpose' traits according to their own preferences.

    Parental autonomy is a legitimate value within the bounds of the child's reasonable interests.

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    Constraints on parental reproductive decisions about what traits to choose can also be seen as conflicting with reproductive freedom and parental autonomy. For instance, Green (2007) rejects the “right to an open future” language in part because he thinks parents must be allowed to do things that are more for their own interests than for the sake of their children, even when doing so affects how the children develop. Following William Ruddick (2007), he thinks of parents as both guardians and ga

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