The film opens with a scene of two babies. Els, one of the young narrators, introduces her family, including her sister Carine, her older brother Stijn, and her brother Jan. The narration immediately addresses the most basic question: how can we tell if a baby is a boy or a girl? The answer, presented without embarrassment, is by looking at the genitalia.
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Proper care for uncircumcised boys and cleanliness for girls. The answer, presented without embarrassment, is by looking
Breaking down the "pink and blue" barriers to explain that both boys and girls experience similar anxieties regarding body image and social pressure. The "Portable" Media Revolution Proper care for uncircumcised boys and cleanliness for girls
The "Portable" part was a bit of a joke—the tape was accompanied by a heavy, grey suitcase containing a top-loading VCR and a grainy 10-inch monitor. It was the school’s "Mobile Health Unit," usually wheeled from classroom to classroom on a squeaky metal cart.