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Image is of two people looking away from each other in front of a pink brick wall. It can be hard to know what to do when your spouse doesn't support your transgender child.
When Your Partner or Spouse Is Unsupportive of Your Child coming out parent support Oct 25, 2022
Image is of two people sitting on two benches, far away from each other. When your child comes out as transgender you may find that other parents have a hard time relating to you. It's because they don't understand what you are going through. Try and bridge that gap.
When You Struggle To Relate to Other Parents coming out parent support transition Oct 03, 2022
Image is of a person sitting on a hassock in front of a blue couch with their hands covering their eyes. It's normal to feel guilty when your child comes out as transgender about the things you may have not seen or picked up on, but that kind of guild isn't productive.
Let Go Of the Guilt coming out parent support so your child is transgender now what Feb 24, 2022
Image is a person in a black shirt sitting in a pink kitchen at a counter or table, in front of a laptop with some notebooks and a cup of coffee. Their head is propped on their hand and they have a confused look on their face. You don't have to have everything figured out when your child comes out as transgender.
You Don’t Have To Have It All Figured Out coming out parent support so your child is transgender now what Jan 13, 2022
Image is a person sitting on a white sheet with a laptop on their lap and a cup of coffee. All you can see is the legs, the laptop, and the coffee. When our kids come out as transgender, we spend a lot of time looking answers, looking for information, and looking for community. We have to support ourselves so we can support our kids.
Support for Ourselves so We Can Support Our Child coming out grief parent support Dec 30, 2021
Image is of a stack of pink photo boxes which are good for creating memory boxes of items you want to save from the time before your child came out as transgender.
Creating a Memory Box coming out parent support so your child is transgender now what Nov 24, 2021
Image is a Pride Flag in front of a pink background. If your child just came out, you may be wondering what to do next. Here are some tips.
Your Child Just Came Out. Now What? coming out lgbtq parent support transgender Oct 12, 2021
Image is of a table in a classroom with colorful chairs and a caddy full of paintbrushes in the center. When school starts do you have to tell your child's teacher they are transgender? The answer is up to you and your child.
Do We Tell Our Child's Teacher They Are Transgender? coming out parent support school transgender Aug 24, 2021
Image is a Monarch butterfly on a long pink flower, in front of a blue sky. A butterfly turns from a caterpillar into something beautiful, but the parts of the butterfly are inside the caterpillar, just waiting to unfold, just like our transgender children are the same person they have always been, they just change a little on the outside to because who they have always meant to be.
Becoming a Butterfly: A Transition Story coming out parent support transgender transition Aug 10, 2021
Image is of a pair of feet dangling down from the top of the image, with just a bit of jeans showing, wearing rainbow striped socks. When your child isn't ready to come out it's your job as a parent to love and support them. They will come out on their own timeline.
When Your Child Isn’t Ready To Come Out coming out parent support transgender transition Jul 08, 2021
Image is of a person wearing a blue dress shirt and tan pants sitting on a brown leather couch with their head down and their hands up to their eyes, their elbows resting on their nears. It appears they are crying alone by themself. It's okay to grieve when your child comes out as transgender but you shouldn't do it in front of your child.
You Shouldn’t Grieve in Front of Your Child coming out grief parent support transgender Jul 01, 2021
Image is of a person wearing a pink cropped shirt, blue skirt, and rainbow colored tube socks with red sneakers standing in front of a wooden fence, next to a chain link gate, with grass under their feet and behind the gate. As parents, we might wonder if our children are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or some other part of the LGBTQ+ community before they come out to us. That question can help us prepare for how we respond to their coming out.
Can You Tell Your Child Is Gay Before They Come Out? coming out lgbtq parent support Feb 03, 2021
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