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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 with long hair wearing a white blouse and vest, with their hand up to their face, wiping a tear. There is no timeline on your emotions after your child comes out as transgender.
There’s No Timeline on Your Emotions grief parent support transgender Jun 02, 2021
Image is of the author's son sitting on the ground in front of a shrubby background, in a black teeshirt and jeans. He's happier than he's ever been. She's learning to say hello to this son as she says goodbye to the daughter she thought she had but is realizing that she's always had this son she just didn't know it.
Goodbye, or Is It Hello? A Poem. grief parent support transition Apr 15, 2021
Image is a slate in front of a teal background with a set of pronouns and a square in front each. The first reads he/him, the next reads she/her and the bottom reads they/them. There is a check in the box in front of they/them. Using gender-neutral pronouns takes practice but the more you practice the better you get.
Using Gender-Neutral Pronouns Takes Practice gender-neutral non-binary parent support pronouns transgender Mar 03, 2021
Image is of a person lying on a bed with their hands covering their face. They appear to be crying. When you don't know where to go to grieve, it can be lonely. There are places you can get support if you are the parent of a transgender child.
When You Don't Know Where To Go To Grieve grief lgbtq parent support transgender Feb 18, 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
Image is of a row of chairs. Most of them are pink but one is blue. Coming out is up to each transgender person and you can't rush your child to come out before they are ready.
Coming Out Takes Time coming out name change non-binary parent support pronouns transgender Oct 29, 2020
Image is of a green typewriter with a white sheet in it and the words crisis typed on it. When our children are in crisis it can be hard to know what to do. As the parent of a transgender child know that you are not alone.
When You Learn Your Child Is Suicidal crisis mental health parent support Sep 03, 2020
Image is the side of a person's head from the ear over, with a hand being held up to the ear, against a pink background. We need to listen better to what our children are saying to us, especially when they are telling us what it means for them to be transgender.
How To Listen Better to What Your Child Is Saying gender-neutral name change non-binary parent support transgender Aug 08, 2020
Image is of two hands reaching towards each other, or are they pulling away, in front of a foggy background. As parents of transgender children we have to let go of the idea of who we thought our children were.
Letting Go of Who I Thought My Child Was grief parent support Feb 13, 2020
Image is a tub of sidewalk chalk on a cement surface, with pink, blue and white sidewalk chalk lying next to the tub. It can be hard to tell the childhood stories of our transgender children but the more we practice the easier it becomes.
Sharing Childhood Stories of Your Transgender Child grief parent support so your child is transgender now what transgender Feb 07, 2020
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